A layered bob haircut is very popular and it has received mixed reviews prior to its release. Many people were looking forward to the haircut, but didn’t have very high expectations. When a style gets conflicting opinions before being released, it is a different case for the layered bob. This indicates the style is long-lasting. I have lost track of the amount of times I have had to tell people it wouldn’t make them look like they were trying too hard. On the contrary, I have had people switch to the cut with no resistance because they thought the style was super plain and not worth the effort, and they ended up loving it just as much.
After years of cutting bobs on women in their 70s, I’ve learned something very few people seem to notice: bangs are like, 60% of the entire haircut. Not enough people discuss how crucial bangs are. Last year, one of my clients, a stunning woman, came in with a picture of a layered bob she loved. She was excited about the bob but was extremely apprehensive about the bangs because she hadn’t had bangs since the 80s. I told her we’ll cut the bangs dry so she can see how the bangs would come together. When I spun her around to show her the haircut, she literally grabbed my arm. Not because she was upset about something, but because she was shocked at how much of a difference the bangs made to the entire haircut. That’s the power of a fabulous layered bob with bangs. It’s actually not really about the bob at all, but rather how the bangs change the entire look. I will say that there are varying levels of quality in these examples of the perfect bob and bangs, but it is what it is.
#1: Silver Layered Bob with a Whisper of Bangs
This one is Pretty and I mean that in a positive way. The silver does all the talking here and the soft bangs are nice and polite to stay out of its way. It’s cut right at the jawline and has enough layering to give it movement, but not so much that it loses that clean shape. If your hair is on the finer side, this is the type of cut that makes it look intentional rather than something you’re battling against. You’ll want to get it trimmed often because once those layers start growing out unevenly, it loses that effortless look quick.
#2 Chin-Length Rounded Bob with a Soft Blunt Fringe and Silver Threading
I keep coming back to this one because the silver ribboning at the section is so beautiful. Instead of going fully natural or fully coloring, there is this beautiful threaded silver that looks intentional and modern. The blunt fringe that just skims the brows is doing its job and providing structure without being too severe. The interior graduation gives that nice inward curve around the jaw, which is very flattering on basically everyone. The only thing I’d point out is that the bangs are going to need a minute of your time in the morning to straighten or brush them; they’re not the rolled-out-of-bed look.
#3 Strawberry-Blonde Layered Bob with Airy See-Through Bangs
Strawberry blonde is a beautiful color that is likely to compliment most women in their 70’s. Perhaps because it is a warm color, but also because it is not too commanding. The haircut has nice stacked layers in the back creating volume where it is most needed, and the bangs are feathery enough to avoid that “peering through a curtain” vibe. If you have a crown cowlick consider it a bonus with this haircut as it provides root lift without needing to use a spray. On the downside though, wavy fine hair and humidity don’t get along so be prepared.
#4 Rose-Auburn Bob with Feathered Micro-Bangs
This color is gorgeous! The warm rose-auburn shade is fabulous and the babylights at the temples look so effortless (even though I know they took a lot of work). That’s a compliment to the mixer! The delicate micro-bangs soften the forehead and stop the whole thing from feeling too structured. I mean, micro-bangs are a commitment because there’s no casually pushing them to the side when they’re being annoying, so you’re in it. But when they’re freshly cut and sitting right, there’s really nothing like them!
#5 Copper Chin-Length Bob with Short Blunt Bangs
Thank you for sharing your look. The color of your hair is eye-catching and the blunt bangs really do express more than confidence. They definitely suit you. From what I’ve seen, point cutting ends and light layers can help avoid that helmet hair look and give more of a disheveled appearance. It’s also nice to see the stacked crown layers providing some lift as well. The vivid copper color will fade quickly, so you will need to use a color depositing shampoo in between appointments. Just something to keep in mind. Short bangs can draw attention to forehead wrinkles so you may want to mention that to your stylist.
#6 Warm Blonde Stacked Bob with Feathered Side-Swept Fringe
This haircut creates the illusion that the customer woke up without looking good, which means that someone has to attempt to make it look like that so that the client looks good. The side swept bangs with special feathering on top look so good, and the stacking at the neckline gives it that rounded shape so it can be photos from all sides and angles. The blending root smudge with warm blonde highlights is doing exactly what it is supposed to do, and that is to add dimension to the hair and also make the grow out look good. If you have a crown cowlick that gives you lift, then you’re lucky because this haircut is basically meant for you. You will have to use a round brush and work on it a lot to style it because you can’t just let your hair dry on its own or else it will look bad.
#7 Chestnut Layered Bob with Blended Bangs
I like how it looks full yet oddly lightweight which comes from precise cutting. The short stacked layers at the crown provide lift in the ideal spot and the blended bangs are soft enough so that there isn’t a harsh line across the forehead. There is a razor like detail on the ends with a soft inward. This also broadens the cheek line which is the type of detail most people won’t notice but it changes everything. If your hair is really fine, you may need a little root lift support to prevent the crown from looking flat by mid-afternoon. Otherwise this is a fairly easy one to maintain.
#8 Jet-Black Rounded Bob with Micro Blunt Bangs
Women over 70 with jet black hair can generate mixed reactions, but in this case, it definitely works. The rounded shape with inner graduation under curves beautifully at the jawline and the micro blunt fringe is very sharp and satisfying. The polished finish allows for little to no maintenance after the initial styling. The only downside is that solid black coloring may be a bigger commitment and could be done with the precise fringe. Also, very dark frames can emphasize lines rather than soften them. This hairstyle works best with the right people so it’s best to make sure that a lot of thought is put into it along with the stylist to avoid the results being lackluster.
#9 Natural Silver Bob with a Light Curtain Fringe
For silver earners wanting to keep their hair silver, this is a great choice. The curtain fringe is lightweight enough that it won’t weigh down fine hair, and the internal layering gives airflow and movement to the hair without losing structure. This look is as low maintenance as they come. That said, it can get a little tricky if you have a really flat crown because this haircut doesn’t really create much crown lift. If you have a cowlick or any baby hairs that are a little unruly at the top, root texturizing spray will help keep everything under control.
#10 Dusty Rose Bob with Brow-Skimming Micro Bangs
I will be completely subjective here, but I really do love pastel hair. The dusty rose color is beautiful. I think colorists using root shadows to mask regrowth is a really smart way to add dimension to their color. The point cut layers are just playful enough without being too much. The soft stacked nape and gentle ends flicked out create a great amount of movement. Pastel hair is lovely, but the downside is that it fades quickly, and often fades unevenly. You can choose to touch it up when you start seeing that gross outgrown look or embrace it as it continues to wash out (which can look really good). Micro bangs do require a specific cut, and they will need to be styled every day. That’s just the reality.
#11 Brushed Bronde Stacked Bob with Razor-Feathered Fringe
We appreciate you sending the video. It is a smooth and well done cut. The layered look with the razor feathery fringe works really well for longer faces, and the short crown layers provide lift without added bulk – just what we need for finer hair. The root shadow and bronde blend is great because it manages grays while looking untouched, which is what we want. The cut is neat and looks put together with little to no styling. Of course, a little product will help with fly aways and some brushing will help as well.
#12 Chocolate-Auburn Stacked Bob with Soft Micro Fringe
The shape of this hair is very nice. The full dome shape looks more expensive than it is, which is great in terms of cutting. The micro fringe is soft as a razor which prevents it from taking away from the overall roundedness. I like the little silver threads at the part; they add depth without any effort. If you go for the rich auburn, expect maintenance because warm tones on previously grey hair will need touch ups. Style it with a round brush for that inward turn at the ends; it makes a big difference.
#13 Warm Auburn Rounded Bob with Brow-Skimming Bangs
I’m finding myself recommending warm auburn more and more, as it compliments the skin more so than cool colors. The bangs that skim the eyebrows are full enough to make an impact, but not too thick that you’ll regret that commitment in two weeks. There is some internal graduation at the nape which provides a subtle crown lift, and the fully rounded shape gives a gentle frame to the face. For a depth looks like it grew that way, ask for micro-slicing at the ends along with a soft root shadow. Just keep in mind if your hair has a decent thickness or curl, the rounded stack may start to feel heavy.
#14 Silver-Ribboned Rounded Bob with Blunt Brow-Skimming Bangs
I keep thinking back to the detail about the silver ribboning with the warm highlight temples. For the age of the gentleman in his 70s, this really helps his complexion because it isn’t a full color service. Also, he probably wouldn’t want to spend three hours in a salon chair every six weeks, so this is quite meaningful. The blunt fringe along with point texturizing at the ends gives the perimeter just the right amount of softness to keep it from looking too harsh. The thing to remember is that a blunt fringe will really highlight any natural silver banding because of the contrast. So make sure you and your stylist are on the same page about that before she goes near the scissors.
#15 Soft Layered Bob with Wispy Center-Swept Bangs
These bangs offer great coverage and allow for extra weight to be taken off the hair which can be tricky to do on finer hair and the warm chestnut with subtle lowlights blends the grays in a way that makes them appear younger with a healthy dimension rather than a dying set of colored strands. The crown also has added lift thanks to the interior layering and this cut is perfect for anyone wanting to look like they put in a ton of effort when in reality, they did very little, as long as you’re okay with only a couple minutes of styling with a round brush or root-lift product, before the crown decides to lay flat.
#16 Graduated Chin-Length Bob with a Soft Blended Fringe
Thank you for your craftsmanship and effort on this cut. Typically, I quickly glance over cuts that seem effortless, but this one caught my eye since the structure is built correctly. The undercurve that sits beautifully is created by the stacked nape and interior grad, and the point-cut blunt bangs that graze the brows are simple and nice. I appreciate the root smudge practicality covering the grays at the part. If you have a bit of a crown cowlick, this cut will take daily shaping in that section to keep everything sitting the way it’s supposed to, but aside from that it will be styled quickly and smoothly with a round brush and then it can just be left to do its thing.
#17 Ginger Rounded Bob with Short Blunt Bangs
I’m a sucker for a good ginger and this one is delivering. The short blunt bangs bring such a bold contrast to the whole face, brightening the eyes and giving everything a lift. The interior graduation and that slight stacked nape create a beautiful inward tuck at the jaw. I would use point cutting at the perimeter and light internal texturizing to keep it from looking boxy, because a rounded bob with blunt bangs can tip into helmet territory if you’re not careful with the weight. The copper will fade much quicker than you’ll want it to so stock up on sulfate free shampoo and be gentle.
#18 Rounded Layered Bob with Feathered Short Bangs
The short feathered bangs and 45-degree graduation create softness in this style. It is rounded but not bulky, layered but not too thin. The gray-blending lowlights are doing their job. If you have a subtle crown cowlick, this cut will use it for built-in volume, which I love telling clients because they usually see cowlicks as a problem instead of an asset. Fine hair may require a blow-dry to keep the rounded shape all day, but with this length that’s a pretty quick process.
#19 Blonde Rounded Bob with Side-Swept Feathered Fringe
This haircut can make it look like your hair is just naturally flawless. That’s what we want! Your side swept feathered bangs will make your forehead appear softer. The inner gradation will create volume around the crown, and the ends will not look thick or heavy. Warm blondes with lowlight dimension and subtle root shadow will grow out still looking good. Many people don’t realize that this is an important color strategy when choosing a color. The not so good part is that you will have to do a round brush blowout or hots tool to keep it looking nice and the blonde highlights will show regrowth. Good news – that root shadow will buy you time.
#20 Curly Graduated Bob with a Short Blended Fringe
I’m happy to see this curly bob included as these hairstyles are often underrepresented in these weekly roundups. The graduated shape works really well with the curls, as does the soft, short blended fringe that compliments the texture without competing with it. If your hair is coarser and denser, then this is the cut for you. While the curls are free to move with the stacked layers, this cut still maintains an overall shape that is not chaotic. Keeping things precise will pay off, so use a diffuser and a light cream.
#21 Caramel-Blended Rounded Bob with a Soft Fringe
Root shadowing means you won’t be chasing regrowth every four weeks, and the way the caramel lowlights blend with your natural greys is gorgeous. Rounded shapes and internal layering enables you to create more fullness at the crown, and that eyebrow-grazing fringe softens the face without the commitment of full bangs. This style is not an air dry type, and it’s realistic to expect that round brushing and some heat will be needed to get everything looking just right. It will take about 10 minutes of blow dry time, but it will be worth it for that style that will last all day.
#22 Classic Short Bob with Micro Fringe and Natural Crown Lift
A classic chin-length bob with a micro fringe, subtle internal graduation, and a stacked nape for lift is a good example of a simple yet effective haircut. It sounds silly to say that the best haircut is the one that is least complicated, but that is often the case! This cut frames the eyes and offers immediate volume to the hair. It streams dry quickly, which is super convenient as spending 45 minutes blowdrying and styling isn’t realistic for most of us, especially as we age. The micro fringe will require some daily smoothing to keep it looking nice, but other than that maintenance is minimal. If you have a cowlick in the crown, don’t worry! Just a bit of short layering will do the trick.
#23 Rusty Copper Textured Bob with a Micro Fringe
What really stands out to me is the way the detail tuck-behind-ear layers create a shadow nape effect that visually narrows the neck. While the effect is subtle, it is certainly great. The micro fringe also softens the brow without being too precious. Textured stacked shapes give immediate crown lift too, which is great. Of all the color families, copper fades the fastest, so the color will likely need some help to be maintained in between appointments and I recommend a color-depositing conditioner to help. The fringe does take some styling is that it will need to be placed how you desire, but this haircut does offer a decent amount of wash-and-go ability the more you embrace imperfection.
#24 Warm Copper Layered Bob with a Feathered Fringe
The bob haircut is copper-layered. This looks great on finer and less dense hair since the short stacked layers at the crown create volume just where needed and not at the ends. The lightly feathered fringe is just right so that it doesn’t overshadow a larger face, and the point cutting with some light razor texturizing at the ends gives that light feathery look. You will have to get a color gloss in between full color service to keep the copper from fading to wash out peach, and the bangs will require daily styling, but for a flattering haircut, these are good trade offs.
#25 Face-Framing Layered Bob with a Silver-Root Blend
Thank you for your honesty about your hair. I can see how a silver blend at the root can create a very realistic look that is very difficult to replicate. The feathered curtain bangs frame the cheeks so beautifully and the short internal layering is just enough to lift the crown so everything stays proportional. This hair cut is as good as it gets for fine to medium wavy hair, but keep in mind that the way the bangs are cut can really emphasize forehead lines, so your stylist should understand the difference between curtain bangs meant to open the face and those that are meant to sit flat across the forehead. You may need to get toning and glossing to keep the silver root band from looking brassy.
#26 Rounded Chestnut Stacked Bob with a Soft Micro Fringe
The full dome shape is super satisfying and is achieved by doing some interior stacking at the nape and long grad. It’s one of those technical combinations that sounds super complicated, but really just means the cut has nice architecture. A chestnut color with low contrast root melt is a great choice because it disguises regrowth and doesn’t say, “I’m trying to disguise my regrowth!” The micro fringe will take some careful shaping because at that length, even a mill is a lot. That rounded perimeter is gonna require you to do some round-brush blow drying because if this cut air-dries flat, it loses a lot of charm.
#27 Textured Bob with Soft Wispy Layers
I find this example to be quite cleverly done. A lot of work has been put into the layering but it isn’t stealing the show. For example, the soft bangs are wispy bangs. This means that it doesn’t feel like a huge commitment. If you haven’t had bangs for a while, and you’re nervous, this is a great entry point. The illusion of volume is due to texture and layers, which is really important when it comes to fine to medium hair. The shape is modern, but not too modern. In fact, with this cut, you’ll want to keep trims in stock every five to six weeks. If too much time has passed, this will go from ‘undone’ to ‘unkempt’ very quickly.
#28 Layered Bob with Barely-There Bangs
Thank you, I like this haircut because I can move, lose and regain shape with the length just above my shoulders. The soft bangs are just the right weight to accentuate the features without being too much. With finer hair, this kind of layering is added and it makes the hair feel more textured and dimensional without that heavy feel. It is more difficult than it seems to achieve this balance. It is definitely low-maintenance because you don’t have to do much for it to look good. Although, fine hair will require a bit more dependence on a good volumising product to keep the body past lunchtime. I really like the sweetness that this look has.
#29 Textured Jaw-Length Bob with Wispy Bangs
The length that just grazes the jawline is working particularly well here, and the wispy bangs give the look some softness at the forehead, balancing out the stronger features and stopping the look from being an all-out buttery look. On finer hair, the layered effect works to create volume in that light and airy way that gives body to the hair, which is the goal. To be honest, this cut will require a bit more styling to maintain that super tousled look since fine hair will flatten right down, so getting a light texturizing spray is going to be a must. If you are willing to spend those extra minutes on styling, then it looks super fresh and fun.
#30 Layered Bob with Bangs That Frame the Eyes
I love these bangs because they draw focus to the eyes and soften the entire look without adding heaviness to the overall look of the hair. The gentle layers add texture and make the hair easier to style, and the shoulder-length finish provides just the right amount of weight to give the hair a little swing. That’s an underrated quality of a haircut. This style can be made to suit finer hair types because the layering is not so extreme that the ends look sparse. The bangs will need a little styling to keep them looking nice, but a quick round brush in the morning should do.
#31 Silver Chin-Length Bob with Soft Blunt Bangs
I can always spot someone with silver hair who has that natural shine, and this cut brings it out beautifully. A chin-length style with soft blunt bangs is super classic and timeless in the best way. It doesn’t really have an era, and that’s what makes it such a good haircut. The finesse of the hair combined with the layering gives movement without any bulk. The overall style is polished, but not stiff. Down the road, this style is the type that could use some color to add dimension, but honestly, it looks great just as it is.
#32 Soft Wave Layered Bob with Face-Softening Bangs
The soft waves on this style add warmth and personality that a straight style just won’t capture. The bangs soften the overall look without covering too much. I often recommend this cut length as it sits just above the shoulders. It’s long enough to give some styling options but short enough that it won’t drag. The fine hair density gives an airy quality that allows the waves to look relaxed rather than forced. To achieve this flowing look, daily maintenance and styling with a round brush and a wave spray is necessary. The effort will be worth the natural look and movement it adds.
#33 Layered Bob with Delicate Bangs and Natural Movement
You can’t go wrong pairing soft bangs with a layered bob and this cut is a perfect example. It provides a softness to the forehead and lightens the eye area without feeling heavy, and the simple, shoulder length cut is great for everyday wear. The layers create volume and control the overboard tendency which is the fine line we walk with layered cuts on thinner textures. It beautifully balances a round or oval face and has that polished, done up look that makes it great on those days when you hardly put in any effort.
#34 Textured Layered Bob with Soft Side-Swept Bangs
What stands out to me on this one is the slightly tussled texture because it gives the whole cut a personality that a sleeker version wouldn’t achieve. The side bangs that are lifted do a great job of framing the look. The length just above the shoulders is a perfect sweet spot for manageability and style! For fine hair, this amount of layering is great because it looks full and still feels light and airy, which is one of those things that sounds easy, but actually takes a good eye to achieve. This does need a little bit of styling to keep that lived-in texture, and a little bit of product with some scrunching will do the trick, but it isn’t high maintenance by any means.
#35 Textured Bob with Bangs That Open Up the Face
A lot of women are looking for playful yet polished styles, and this one certainly ticks those boxes. Textured layers create movement while retaining weight, and the jawline length is very flattering. The face-framing bangs enhance the eyes without looking styled. This works especially well for round and oval shpaes, and with fine to medium hair density the layers won’t be overly bulky. When it comes to maintenance and upkeep, expect to come in for more regular trims for the texture probably every six weeks. Once those layers start blending together you lose the dimension that keeps the cut looking fresh.
#36 Textured Bob with Feathered Face-Framing Bangs
My hair was cut to shoulder length and I got soft bangs, and the first compliment I received was that my hair looked great without any work, and that’s the best compliment you can give a haircut! This layered hairstyle gives movement and volume to my fine hair and makes it look like I didn’t put in a ton of effort. The bangs finished off the style nicely. This haircut works well for oval as well as round face shapes and the best part is that it is easy to maintain. Of course, fine hair is going to take a bit more effort to keep its shape, but a lightweight mousse should do the trick before you blow dry. You’ll only need to style it a little each day, but for such a simple hairstyle that is totally worth it!
#37 Layered Bob with Soft Framing Bangs
What works with this cut is balance. With neither the layers nor the bangs trying to dominate the look, it all looks harmonious. The layers are cut to above the shoulders which allows the hair to swing nicely, and combined with fine to medium density helps the layers to provide movement without heaviness. The subtle texturing works to keep the hair from looking flat and one-dimensional. Although this style can work on a lot of different face shapes, I do think round faces get a particularly nice effect from the way the layers frame the cheekbones.
#38 Classic Layered Bob with a Natural Fringe
Bob haircuts and bangs never go out of style for good reason. This shoulder-length cut gives the wearer a more flattering shape to their face. It’s especially great for those with oval and heart-shaped faces. The layers add activity to the hair, and a common concern that people have with layers is that their hair will look thin, but that’s not an issue here. Softer bangs look more gentle and welcoming to the overall style. Bangs do tend to require regular trimming to maintain an intentional look, but that’s something your stylist can assist with at the end of your appointment.
#39 Textured Bob with Bangs That Bring Out Your Best Features
The soft layered texture adds to the current style rather than trying to create a look from nothing which I believe is a very smart way to approach cutting hair on anyone, especially as we get older and the hair begins to change in texture and density. The bangs are a nice touch and update the style instantly, shoulder length is also practical and keeps it all looking stylish. To keep the shape clear it will need maintenance plus the right products will keep those layers looking good. A lightweight cream at the ends will keep the look smooth and won’t weigh down the ends.
#40 Textured Gray Bob with a Fringe
The chin-length haircut and the fringe bangs create an energetic and youthful look. The gray hair adds texture which makes it look modern instead of old-fashioned. Fine hair is an asset for this haircut because it creates an airy feeling when it moves and reflects light beautifully. The fringe bangs coupled with the soft layers create dimension and frame the face for round and oval shaped faces. This option is relatively no maintenance. Perhaps it may be necessary to keep a volumizing mousse in your bag to keep body throughout the day.
#41 Layered Bob with a Soft Fringe and Easy Movement
A great haircut is when every element comes together to form harmony, and that’s the case here. The soft fringe works, the length is that nice and easy spot above the shoulders, the layers add just the right amount of movement, and with medium density fine hair sits light and manageable. It’s a cut that could be a wash and wear style, and that’s what a lot of women want, and this is it! To maintain the bang shape and layered definition, all you’ll need is regular trims and you’re good to go.
#42: Curled Layered Bob with Graceful Soft Bangs
The curls here are fantastic! Curls have a uniqueness that the straight versions of the same style do not possess. The softness of the bangs paired with a mid-length cut that ends just below the chin gives the curls room to bounce and really gives the cut a nice look without making it too busy. The look is also really nice for fine to medium hair types. I won’t say that curls are easy, they do require some work, and professional looking curls will require a quality curl cream and diffuser, however, I truly believe that the end result is worth the extra ten minutes in the morning.
#43 Textured Bob with Soft Bangs and Natural Dimension
The length above the shoulders works well because it gives the subtle layers space to create movement and dimension without making finer hair look sparse at the ends. The soft bangs look great as they soften the face and add that touch of youthfulness that good bangs do. If your hair is on the thicker side, just make sure there’s enough internal layering to avoid it looking too solid and boxy. That’s where the conversation with your stylist comes in. Regular trims keeps this one looking sharp and the versatility of the shape means you can style it however you like depending on your mood.
#44 Textured Bob with Natural Movement and Soft Framing
I recommend this hairstyle frequently because many people can easily pull it off. Take the chin-length hair framing the face, the soft layers, and the bangs. The movement is created through the soft and subtle layers, while the bangs are used to soften the look but not overpower it. The ideal hair density for this look is fine to medium, as that is what provides the right amount of weight for the cut to look its very best. A lightweight styling product will be necessary to keep texture intact and to prevent the style from dropping. A small amount of product is all you need.
#45 Silver Layered Bob with Face-Framing Bangs
I appreciate the nice detailing on the tips of this one, as it adds movement in an organic way, and on silver hair, that detailing will be stunning and reflect light beautifully. The bangs softly frame the face in that understated way where they do not look like an add-on. It is low-maintenance in spirit, though you will want to keep up with trims to maintain the shape because once it starts growing out unevenly, the texture won’t read the same way.
#46 Silver Bob with Soft Fringe Bangs and Natural Shine
A shine is present in this hair, which implies that proper products are being used, and the hair is well taken care of. Silver hair can go cottony/dull, so it is great to see that silver hair is being maintained. The chin length cut is simple and classic. The bangs are a soft fringe and help frame the face for a flattering look to mature women. The layered cut looks great as it adds movement to the finer hair. The polished look of the hair is complemented because it doesn’t look like it takes much daily effort. To help maintain that shine and keep the hair feeling soft, I suggest a good quality leave-in conditioner. Regular trims would also be a great suggestion to preserve the shape of the fringe and to help maintain the overall shape of the hair.
#47 Layered Bob with Chin-Length Volume and a Subtle Flip
I love little details like this, and it is what makes a good haircut a great one. The chin-length style is modern and easy to keep, and the gentle layers add soft volume and movement which is particularly nice for fine to medium hair. It gives soft face framing layers that hit the right spots for round and heart face shapes perfectly. Ironically, the haircut is simple, but it does require a little styling to look this way. A quick round brush blowout will do the trick.
#48 Textured Bob with Bangs That Keep Things Interesting
This cut is playful because the layers and bangs give movement to the haircut, but not too much. Thelength is just above the shoulders which is a good, manageable length because you still have enough hair to do things with it. Beautiful volume is the layered sections help with hair from fine to medium. Also, for oval and heart shaped faces the bangs soften these areas while in others the layers add dimension. More maintenance is required than the simpler bobs in this list, but the personality it has makes it worth it.
#49 Layered Bob with Gentle Bangs and Warm Color
The color warmth on this one blends beautifully with the complexion. Along with the soft bangs and mid-length layers, the result is quite simple. This cut works beautifully on both round and oval face shapes, with bangs framing and layers providing movement and volume without being too much. This is one of those cuts that earns regular trims. That good or bad thing is determined by how long ago you last saw your stylist. The layered finish also provides day-to-day styling flexibility.
#50 Layered Silver Bob with Soft Bangs and Easy Polish
Ending with this one is nice, since it shows how a layered silver bob with soft bangs can look polished without trying to look twenty years younger to fit a younger demographic. The cut is just above shoulder length and the layers add volume and movement to fine hair. The bangs are the right length to frame the face and highlight the features. People see this style, and because of its intentionality, it is considered a good thing. As for upkeep, just keep the bangs trimmed, the layers fresh, and this cut will earn you compliments that you didn’t even have to fish for.
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