I was recently playing with my color swatches when I ended up lost in the wonderful world of Italian bob research. Italian women style their Italian bobs a bit differently and it’s really all about the hair flow. You could almost never tell they got a trim because they let their hair grow in a more casual way. The softer lines combined with a more airy and forgiving texture create that effortless look of a person who has their life together, which I guess is the goal of all of us.
Almost every time clients bring in pictures of an Italian bob cut from magazines or screenshots from the internet, it works. Italian bobs are versatile and can have different vibes and lengths. It can be classy collar bone length all the way to edgy shorter chin lengths. This style works best for women of a certain age because they really seem to understand what works best for them. I had a client a few years back who was in her mid 40s and sported an Italian bob. She hadn’t changed her hairstyle since her kids started school. She sat down and said, “I want to look like myself again but better.” I added a bob with some texturizing on the ends and she was crying in the chair. That is the impact a good bob can have. I’ll be honest and try to share what I like and don’t like about my favorites.
#1: Clean Chin-Length Bob with a Soft Side Part
This haircut is gorgeous! It is a simple and clean chin-length bob hairstyle. Like all bobs, it’s perfect for people with thin hair, since it looks polished without needing any styling. The simplistic look of the bob can be quite elegant, especially with chin-length hair, but with longer hair than that, the bob can lose some of its charm. A side part can help elongate the face, and in combination with the chin-length hair, it can create a particularly elongated look. The bob hairstyle does not have to flat at the back, so subtle layering can be used to prevent what many refer to as the “bob helmet” look. This is the type of hairstyle that looks like you put in a lot of time and effort, but it can require maintenance in the form of regular trims. You want a lot of movement in this hairstyle, and if you have a lot of ‘good behaving’ hair then this look is perfect for you.
#2 Tousled Chestnut Bob with Easy Volume
This hairstyle works well for those with thinning hair as the layers give the illusion of more volume and fullness without being too obvious. The chestnut color is warm and gives radiance to the face. The style is also extremely easy. Just a rough blow dry and you are ready to go. No hour long sessions of straightening or curling! While you do need to make sure that you have the right amount of mess to make it work, it can take a little extra effort to achieve if you have any natural curls.
#3 Caramel-Toned Layered Bob with Face-Framing Pieces
I love how the light creates soft caramel tones and brightens the face, especially around the cheeks. The soft layers bring out the cheekbones. Length is short enough to be easy, but long enough so you don’t feel exposed. For this cut to look nice, you need healthy hair. If your ends are fried and you’ve been skipping conditioner, it will show. It’ll show if you’ve been skipping conditioner and your ends are fried, so just invest in a good hair mask and you’ll be good to go.
#4 Sun-Kissed Tousled Bob with Soft Balayage
This is the type of haircut you picture of someone on holiday. The balayage is gorgeous – rather than having stark stripes that are obvious, she has soft pieces that will catch the light and will add depth to her colour. The length that falls just below the jawline is super flattering and the tousled texture ensures that it doesn’t look too polished. Just a bit of texturising spray will help you get that effortless movement, and it will take you about 30 seconds. The colour is soft enough that you won’t freak out about regrowth, and I always appreciate that in a recommendation because not everyone wants to be stuck in my chair every 6 weeks.
#5 Deep Espresso Graduated Bob with a Glossy Finish
I am particularly drawn to the color — that rich espresso with a smooth glazy glass finish. It’s stunning in person, and I think it captures the light beautifully. I love that graduated shape that adds volume at the back. I also love how close and sleek everything stays on the sides and around the jaw. This particular cut is more structured than some other options on the list and will require a bit more styling commitment. Ideally you will need a round brush as well as some patience when doing it. However, if you like that sort of hair styling ritual, this cut will reward you well. To be honest, I don’t hear very many people talking about the glossy edge detail, but it really adds shape and dimension to the whole look.
#6 Textured Chestnut Bob with Wispy Front Layers
The front softens all the features and gives the impression of curtain bangs [Front Bangs]. But, not the awkwardness of having to leave the salon with bangs and chickening out halfway. The practical mid length is great for lots of different scenarios. The natural chestnut shade is warm and neutral so it doesn’t scream “I dye my hair” – which some of my clients prefer. This cut is going to be ridiculously easy for you if you have a natural wave. It may even feel like you’re cutting a lot of corners. But, with minimal effort, you won’t have to worry. Those wispy pieces will look intentional if you keep up with your regular trims to make sure they aren’t just grown out. But that is true of most good cuts.
#7 Caramel Swirl Layered Bob
The caramel swirls are especially noteworthy for how they change light reflection and, therefore, change the overall visual interest of the cut. Apart from the colors, which give a more purposeful touch, the shape is a little more basic than other options available. The structure isn’t groundbreaking with a chin-length bob, but a cut like this one will require frequent salon visits to maintain the color. Based on your hair growth rate and tolerance for the transition, this style will need touch ups every 8 weeks.
#8 Polished Walnut Bob with Soft Flipped Ends
This hairstyle is easy and casual as it doesn’t attract attention as you enter a room, but people will appreciate how classy the look is. The ends of the hair have a slight flip which adds movement to a classic bob that is worn straight. The warm walnut color adds a great dimension to the model’s natural color. If you are seeking volume and drama, I would suggest looking elsewhere. This is more of a refined polished look for everyday wear. This look is comparable to an expensive white shirt.
#9 Silver-Blonde Bob for Growing Into Your Grays
Ku hair starting to gray and are unsure if you want to fight it or lean into it? Then this style may be your best option. With silvery-blonde highlights braiding through the darker roots, and as the gray hairs come in, they actually blend in. You will not look like you are hiding anything at all. You also get a great layering style that boosts your hair and is great when it starts thinning. You can keep your style voluminous and bouncy without using a ton of product, which is a really nice perk. The downside is that it does take a lot of maintenance for the blending color technique to look good, especially if you have gray hairs that are fast growing and really concentrated.
#10 Bouncy Chestnut Bob with Soft Defined Waves
I like this for those who want a little more personality without going too extreme with shorter hair. The waves are soft, and give real movement and dimension, and are not tight curls. Think of what your hair does on a good second-day. The chestnut color is warm and natural looking, and grows out gracefully which is always a bonus. If your hair is fine, then you may want a lightweight mousse to help those waves last through the day. I really appreciate that the cut itself keeps its shape well, even as it grows.
#11 Textured Chestnut Bob with a Bit of Asymmetry
There’s a slight asymmetry here, which you may not notice, but it does a good job of keeping things from looking predictable. The color and texture of the chestnut work really well together. It has this rich quality to it. If you are looking for an option that appears effortless but you still want to feel like you made a decision, I think this is the best choice. The way it falls means you are not going to be battling with your hair each morning. Though, you may want to apply a little texturing spray to encourage movement on lazy days.
#12 Classic Brunette Bob with a Soft Wave
This hairstyle and others like it always feel reliable to me. The length above the shoulders, the soft curve, and the gentle layers that give the bob some life without making it feel too complicated, look good on everyone. It’s the type of bob that you can blow dry in ten minutes and also looks good air dried, and that’s what you really need from a haircut when you’re busy like most people are. The most effort required is to style the waves so they don’t look messy, and then you can go back to minimal effort.
#13 Chestnut Wavy Bob with Dimensional Layers
A layered wavy bob may be just what you need! The layers are going to create some dimension and volume to your hair while the natural waves will give you an effortless look and feeling. It’s short enough hair for it to not take you too long to style in the morning, and long enough to ponytail on an off day, or maybe do a curled look for dinner plans. Be sure to use some styling products to hold the layers in place, and when melted correctly, the layers will do what they are supposed to do!
#14 Sleek Chestnut Bob with Soft Contouring Layers
Face-framing layers are placed well. They are subtle along the jawline, but if you’re older and noticing changes to the shape of your face, some contouring would help. The cut looks really nice and neat. The middle density makes it look smooth and cohesive, and helps pull it together without being too heavy. I would keep a flat iron on hand because it really is the point to keep that sleekness, but if your hair is naturally straight then you are already halfway there.
#15 Soft Tousled Brunette Bob with a Few Highlights
What I love about the look is how effortless it seems. I also love the layered, messy look because it adds body to the style, and overall the highlights are soft and not too harsh. The shoulder length is very practical and the textured ends are the perfect touch. It won’t look like you tried to do a reconstruct a 2005 blowout. You might have to put some product in it to get that needed natural texture, but honestly, it’s a really simple look.
#16 Mahogany Wavy Bob with Soft Texture
The mahogany color choice is great! It’s a rich and deep color, which presents a great opportunity for dimensionality. A flat color on the hair can make it look messy and unstyled. The waves will be light and shadow as they’ll create lots of movement. The density of the hair is nice, and the softness is flattering. Honestly, wavy bobs aren’t as ‘wash and go’ as people like to assume. A product and diffuser will be needed to keep the waves looking like this. Put in the time and the final look is going to be great!
#17 Refined Chestnut Bob with Gentle Contouring
This haircut is nice, and will not date itself because it is not chasing any trends. The length just above the collarbone is versatile enough to be pushed and pinned back, or styled in other ways. The soft contours around the face outline the cut nicely but without obtrusion, and if your hair is straight and of medium thickness the shape of the cut will be retained with ease. Subtle layering around the face will help create some visual length, and will be particularly useful if your face is a bit round. It’s plain and effective.
#18 Espresso Tousled Bob with a Little Wave
The espresso shade on this one is exquisite. It has the bottomless effect which makes the hair look thick and healthy. The color and effect stand out even before you notice the cut. Chin length hair is a big commitment but on the right person, it looks amazing. It really draws the eye up to the neck and highlights the bone structure beautifully. The tousled waves really soften the cut and make it look less severe. Natural wavers are going to love this cut as it is really for them. Everyone else is probably going to grab a curling wand every other morning. With shorter cuts comes the need for maintenance to keep the shape clean.
#19 Chocolate Waves with a Gentle Asymmetry
This design is great since I value the detail and subtleness of asymmetry, and I think it works here because it’s not some big one-side-shorter scenario; it’s a nice shift that helps direct the viewer’s attention to contrast and softness around the entire face. The chocolate brown color is warm and more relaxed, and the waves help to avoid anything too sharp or too structured. The cut is good as it sits just above the shoulders, which is generally more forgiving for most people. With the asymmetry, you’ll have to stay on top of your trims because in case this grows out to be uneven, it will not look intentional and will look like you slept on it, but that is a small price to pay for something this flattering.
#20 Auburn Bob with Textured Waves
Auburn is a color that people love or fear. If it suits your skin tone, then go for it. It really shows when it works. The bob is at jawlength, which is a good length to flaunt the color. Textured waves give movement without being too much. It is on the shorter side so regular trims are a commitment, but the whole look has a nice energy to it. Not everyone wants to play it safe, and I think this shows, in a good way.
#21 Sun-Kissed Graduated Bob with Soft Layers
Sun-kissed highlights will fade, grow out, and eventually require you to make a salon trip. The face framing highlights brighten everything up, and draw attention to your best features like they are meant to. It gives a super cute silhouette from the side The graduated shape gives a really cute silhouette from the side and the layers add enough movement to keep it interesting. This cut is perfect for medium to thick hair because you need a little weight for the graduation to read properly. I’d say the biggest consideration here is the color upkeep.
#22 Layered Bob for Textured Volume
I like the small graduated look at the back of the cut, it offers some edge without being overly dramatic. It’s nice to have a way to express yourself without being too loud about it. For clients over 40, the objective is always to give the appearance of more hair. The layering helps with this and the length just above the shoulders is more manageable. The desired volume takes about 10 minutes which isn’t too much of a production. All you need is a round brush and blow dryer for styling.
#23 Chestnut Curly Bob with Luminous Highlights
Curly bobs are amazing, and I love how the hair flips and bounces when you move. The way the chestnut brown and lighter highlights mix creates an illuminated effect that makes your hair look like it’s glowing and catching the light even when you are indoors. Softened features are more versatile, and curls are the best way to achieve that for any face shape. With a curly bob, it’s common to look younger and more refreshed. One thing to keep in mind with a defined curly bob is that it will take a bit of work to maintain. A good curl enhancer is key for your curls to look defined instead of frizzy.
#24 Vibrant Copper Textured Bob
Copper hair is a big commitment, but it is worth it! Just keep in mind that this is a higher maintenance hairstyle, and will become more expensive over time. Hair color fades quickly, and washing your hair regularly will make it fade even faster. You’ll also need to do touchups reeeally often (every 5-6 weeks) to keep your roots in check, and use color safe shampoo to keep your hair looking fresh. If you are willing to put in that effort, copper hair is phenomenal. The color and cut look amazing as a combo. The face framing lighter layers really brighten up the look. Copper is a lovely color, and it pairs perfectly with the chin length cut. The longer side of the cut and short asymmetrical bangs lift the entire face and direct the eyes upward. It complements the layers really nicely, and the cut is fab!
#25 Brunette Wavy Bob with Warm Caramel Pieces
I think some styles elevate a person’s appearance, and people most certainly do not need to alter any features, and this is one of them. It has just the right amount of change. The soft waves bring movement and the caramel highlights bring warmth to her hair without feeling too heavy. The ideal length is just above the shoulders because they’ll be so much more manageable than longer styles and hair loss will no longer be a concern. The brunette base is also great because it will not cause a root crisis when it grows out. This avoids stress, time, and money on root touch ups. For hair that tends to go flat, a little volumizing spray does wonders to keep the waves held up throughout the day.
#26 Mid-Length Tawny Bob with Easy Layers
I keep returning to it because it is very functional. The warm tawny tone is very pleasant and compliments all skin tones and eye colors. Although the softer styling leaves a little to be desired, it shapes the overall silhouette and prevents the triangular formation that can happen when hair sits straight on the shoulders. With this length, the option to tie it back for a workout is hugely beneficial versus shorter bobs. If you have really thick hair, the poofiness can be combated by asking your stylist to remove volume, but that is a straightforward solution.
#27 Textured Bob with Gentle Waves and Dimension
I love the highlights throughout the cut because they add dimension and from what I can see, steer clear of that chunky, stripy look that highlights can give if done poorly. The waves look really soft and natural, and it definitely looks like there was hardly any effort that went into it. Although some styling was done so it looks quite effortless which is exactly what we want. If your hair is fine to medium, this will give the appearance of more hair and nothing will be weighed down. All you need is a light-hold styling product to keep your hair looking great and definend throughout the day.
#28 Textured Bob with Playful Soft Bangs
I can’t help but smile when someone wants to go for bangs because they can transform a look, and these ones are a perfect example… wispy bangs look more lightweight and friendly. The rich brown color brings warmth, and with the medium-length cut and those soft waves, she gives volume in all the right places, which is great if your hair has thinned out a little. The bangs will need maintenance, so plan to come in for bang trims in between your regular cuts, but they are worth it for how soft and framed they are.
#29 Wavy Blonde Bob with Soft Movement
I appreciate this blonde; it’s really beautiful and not overdone. The color is soft, a bit ashy, and brightens your face without looking over-processed. The waves that fall at shoulder length are great, and the way they don’t seem too structured is also nice. They look like hair that’s having a great day. The subtle layers keep it from looking one-dimensional, and a bit more wave-enhancing styling would do a lot. It’s the kind of cut that gets people saying “your hair looks nice!” without being able to tell why.
#30 Tousled Modern Bob with Natural Texture
I like how this cut isn’t looking for a finished look, rather it embraces the natural texture of the hair. I wish more clients would let me do this. Usually, the hair knows what it wants to do, and fighting it is honestly the most exhausting. The tousled look also adds volume, even to fine hair, and the waves soften a round or oval face. It looks like a mess, but it does take some effort to get that sun-kissed look and a quick scrunch with some product is really all the effort you need.
#31 Curly Bob with Bounce and Fullness
Say goodbye to years of straightening your naturally curly hair. This chin-length curly bob has defined curls that frame the face beautifully. Soft, youthful, and fun, this look is amazing. Of course curls require some maintenance to stay this gorgeous. Invest in some good product and a microfiber towel if you haven’t already! This haircut is very beneficial for heart-shaped faces due to the fullness at the chin that creates balance. It’s one of those styles that just makes you want to shake your head and let everything bounce!
#32 Shoulder-Length Textured Bob with Defined Waves
This haircut is dependable and practical. It is great for all kinds of lifestyles and hair types, and will always stay flattering. The shoulder length waves are great since you can do pretty much everything with that length. Medium density hair will show through the waves really nicely, and will only need a little product to achieve that casual wave look. That polished look that so many women want can definitely be achieved. If you have straight hair, creating the waves and texturing is going to be a bit more of a process, but is definitely worth it for a nice weekend look, even if it’s not something you do every day.
#33 Collarbone-Length Bob with Subtle Balayage
The collarbone length is super versatile as you can wear it down, half up, etc. Soft waves and balayage are pretty and simple, plus the color is low maintenance. It’s a color that grows out nicely, which I see as a positive when selecting a coloring technique. This cut offers fine to medium hair a good amount of fullness and the waves help keep it from looking limp. You’ll have to put in some effort on wave day, although it looks nice air dried too, so you have options.
#34 Textured Bob with Rich, Warm Highlights
These highlights have such beautiful warmth. These aren’t like other highlights that have cool tones that can wash people out. These are warm and give a glow within type quality to the hair. The flattering shoulder length soft wave cut paired with the highlights brings out her medium density the most. This cut means the hair doesn’t look thin or heavy. It is a nice transitional style if you’re growing out something shorter, and also if you’ve been long for a while and want to go a bit shorter without the shock. The brighter highlights do need some maintenance to stay this vibrant but besides that, the cut is pretty forgiving as it grows out.
#35 Ash Blonde Textured Bob with Rounded Shape
This design is great! The round shape brings out the softness and fullness of the hair, which is perfect for fine to medium hair that doesn’t always have the best volume. The ash blonde is a modern color that complements a lot of different skin tones, and the soft layers give a little movement without being too wispy. Achieving this style will take a bit of work, and a blow dryer and brush will be necessary, but after all the initial styling the upkeep is pretty easy because the style holds really well. Overall, it looks really nice and put together without being overly complicated.
#36 Soft Layered Bob with Effortless Texture
You’re opting for a more simple, understated style when the majority of options require a lot of upkeep and large, drastic changes. This one allows you to keep your length while still being very manageable. The soft layers that frame your face are polite as well. If your hair is fine, a texturizing powder will allow you to achieve that added volume, though the cut adds plenty of body as is. This type of look is the type that gets you compliments even if you aren’t entirely sure why, and the reason why is the type of look that is meant to look like you did absolutely nothing that day. In other words, this look is designed to garner attention without it looking like you spent a lot of time styling. Overall, the style is low-maintenance.
#37 A-Line Bob in Rich Chocolate
An A-line shape is a timeless style that flatters almost everyone, particularly rounder shape face. Longer front pieces offer a slimming effect. Rich chocolate color is deep and shiny which increases the overall health look of the hair and enhances any cut. It’s chin length and simple. The gentle soft face framing layers are just enough to keep things interesting without too much added complexity to your day. A smoothing product may be required to maintain the clean look of the A-line, especially on humid days.
#38 Textured Bob with Subtle Highlights and Easy Movement
Face-framing layers are really nice because they soften jaw lines without being too obvious. I love that kind of layering. The highlights are nice, and the waves look really good. Overall, it looks like someone who has great hair and doesn’t overthink it. The length being above the shoulders makes it practical and because of the texture, it doesn’t all have to be perfect, which means it will cut down a lot on your morning routine. Regular trims are a must to keep those layers looking sharp, but other than that, this is a really low maintenance style.
#39 Rich Auburn Bob with Soft Fringe
That auburn shade is gorgeous! It’s soft and rich and pairs beautifully with the gentle bangs. The bangs aren’t heavy but enough to alter the outline of the face. As we get older, bangs can be hit or misses because they can look too youthful or too stark. But these bangs are terrific. They are soft and unencumbered to frame the face without concealing it. This is a really good option for fine hair because it’s all lightweight and the layers will help it move even more. Having bangs does come with a bit of maintenance, but it’s such a neat look that it’s well worth it.
#40 Asymmetrical Bob with Soft Highlights Through Natural Grays
I like the combination of soft highlights with the natural gray here as it makes gray hair look intentional instead of like the hair just growing out. The asymmetrical shape looks modern without being too edgy; it has just the right amount of angle to be interesting. The face-framing layers give a lift to the cheekbones, and the overall appearance is very polished. The hairstyle suits fine, straight hair and won’t require a lot of time in the morning. It will require some styling to maintain a sleek appearance, but honestly, even if it’s a little messy, it will look great.
#41 Textured Bob with Warm Tonal Blending
This haircut is one of a kind because of the warm tones that blend beautifully throughout. The highlights are not done in the traditional stripey manner. Rather, the highlights are more of a gradient and provide depth and dimension to the hair. The addition of layers gives the hair movement and the practicality of this haircut, along with the fact that it is very flattering, is especially ideal for heart-shaped faces that need more volume around the chin. With a little product this style is good to go! It’s not a hard style, but it definitely looks that way which is very ideal.
#42 Angled Bob with Clean Lines
This is a style where the cut and finish showcase angles and precision. If you describe yourself this way, you likely enjoy a clean look. You appreciate a bit of effort and styling into your polished look, perhaps a few minutes of brushing. This is the ultimate cut for thin straight hair, showcasing the angles and avoiding bulk. The right amount of back layering combined with light density feels almost weightless, and gives the ideal airy look. It is chic but is best suited for someone that is willing to put the effort into re-styling and to maintain regular trims.
#43 Playful Curly Textured Bob
A curled bob is a fun and playful hairstyle! The cute bouncy curls create volume at the shoulders and the layers keep the style light and airy instead of heavy. This haircut is a blessing for anybody who has wavy or curly texture because it works with the hair instead of against it. Round or oval faces get the best results. I won’t pretend this look is maintenance free. Those bouncy curls will take some work on wash days, but it will be worth it! This look is fun and gives the impression that you were naturally gifted with beautiful hair.
#44 Soft Gray Bob with Youthful Volume
Grey hair has some striking volume at the crown and the ends are soft and youthful which distract from the silvery color. It looks old; don’t worry about that. It’s all about framing the face. It creates an illusion of extra thickness especially with layer and length combo. Plus with fine to medium density that creates even more of a fullness effect. The look is sophisticated but it doesn’t look like any effort was put into it. That’s because a lot of regular styling is required to maintain that volume. If your hair is fine it might look a little flat once dried. But with a blow dry and a bit of root lift, you’ll achieve it easily.
#45 Chin-Length Bob with Wispy Bangs in Deep Chocolate
A chin-length haircut with bangs is great because it shows the whole style works seamlessly and not as a simple hair plus fringe combo. The deep chocolate hue looks really warm and its richness means good depth so it won’t look flat / one-note. The wispy bangs are just the right weight for fine to medium hair, heavy enough to be present but light enough not to overwhelm your forehead. One downside to darker colors though is they can look dull quickly, so a glossing treatment between color appointments can be really helpful.
#46 Textured Bob with Flattering Volume at the Jawline
My favourite part about this cut is the added volume at the jawline. This helps balance everything out, visually softening the frame of the face. The warmer tones work well with the natural highlights and the texture helps to keep it from looking too polished. It gives off the impression that you’re put together, just not too preppy about it. The cut also is slightly below the jawline which works with most face shapes, and the subtle layers provide volume and body. It is effortless in terms of maintenance, but a little bit of product helps with keeping it in shape.
#47 Sleek Silver Bob with Soft Polished Edges
First, I’d like to acknowledge how great it is to see you fully embracing your silvers. Second, this cut is gorgeous! The medium length just touching the chin really highlights the silvers beautifully, and soft, polished edges give it a lovely finish. I find that silver hair can sometimes look a bit wiry or dry, so the smoothness is going to be really important, particularly if you’ve been colouring and growing it out for years. A good smoothing serum will be a must to keep that. The shape is also quite nice for fine to medium density hair and is not overly trendy, which means it will continue to look wonderful in 2 years, 5 years or whenever!
#48 Warm Copper Layered Bob
I’ll share my favourite colour again. This warm shade is much more subtle and toned down than other bold/brighter copper options. The layers give nice movement and fullness to the hair. This length sits above the shoulders and will complement the round or heart shaped faces. Every warning with copper hair applies here… There is a high maintenance commitment due to the fast fading. However, the colour glows when it is fresh. If you want to try out the copper look but don’t want to go full on, then the warmer version is a good starting place.
#49 Blunt Bob with Subtle Interior Layers
There’s nothing complicated here, and that’s the intention. The blunt cut is sharp and clear, and the inner layers offer subtle movement so it doesn’t feel stagnant. The warm tones harmonize beautifully, providing depth to what may be a flat one-note style. This cut is ideal for fine smooth hair of medium density because it maintains the shape well. It’s one of those styles that looks pricey, as if you went to someone really skilled, but the upkeep is only regular trims and basic maintenance which I find really nice in a hairstyle.
#50 Brunette Bob with Soft Highlights at the Jawline
I’ll be honest, not everyone can pull off this length. If you have a short neck or a wider jaw, it can feel like the hair is cutting you off at an unflattering spot. But the right person can really pull this off. Heart-shaped faces will find that this is a gorgeous length and these soft highlights placed just perfect give just enough brightness to the overall look without being too overwhelming to the natural brunette base. It looks really good here with fine straight hair because it looks sleek and polished, and the rounded shape gives a very youthful appearance. If your hair is a bit on the thicker side, you may find this length a little poofy, in that case going a little longer or asking for some thinning may help.
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