Finding a new hairstyle can be a struggle for plus size women. A good choice can be a long layered bob as it adds volume and texture and helps to frame the face and provide a nice silhouette. In this article we will show long layered bob haircut ideas for plus size women.
#1: Strawberry Blonde Layered Bob with Soft Bend and Natural Warmth
I’m really weak for strawberry blonde hair. It allows for so much versatility, so having a simple cut is almost essential, and simple is great here. The layers in this cut are super long and done very lightly. This makes it easier to shape it and so it won’t be super thick at the bottom. The ends are slightly rounded which makes for good styling, but is something that could easily be done with a round brush and five minutes. But all of that is beside the point. The best part about this hair is how much it compliments the blue of her top and the way it makes her complexion look even rosier. People don’t usually notice a contrast in someone’s hair and skin, but in this case, it’s really nice.
#2 Rich Balayage Long Bob with Warm Honey Tones and Effortless Waves
I remember why balayage became popular when I do these types of services. It’s not just about color. Yes, I know, the transition from darker roots to warm honey tones is great. It’s almost got a watercolor effect to it. That is quite the accomplishment. I remember spending three hours doing a balayage trying to achieve that level of seamlessness. My client thought I was stalling because it seemed like I was doing a lot, but in reality, I was trying to do as little as possible. The cut just looks like a standard bob that hits around the collarbone. To get that effortlessness I like to add some layers so that the hair can sit with some light waves. The color is doing the majority of the work in this style, so the cut just lets it shine.
#3 Face-Framing Layered Lob with Caramel Dimension on Dark Brunette
This illustrates what most customers are looking for when asking for a long layered bob. The lighter framing pieces are more ashy so as to not compete with the warm highlights. The dark base color really anchors this look and adds a nice depth, which is better than a highlight situation that got away from us. I also notice the light texturing toward the bottom is done well, and is not so blunt that it gives the haircut an overall finished quality that does not require product to maintain the look. This is the type of haircut that people are going to stop you in the grocery store to compliment it and tell you I love your hair.
#4 All-Over Auburn Long Layered Bob with Curtain-Parted Volume
I really like how this layered bob looks with a single-process auburn color. With the color being the same throughout the hair, the layers really pop, making the haircut even more impactful. You can really see the precise layering. The center part with the subtle curtain sweep is really creating space on both sides. The layers begin just around the chin, so there is this gorgeous cascade of movement around the face. This was probably styled with a large barreled curling iron that was used loosely to just bend the ends away from the face instead of creating a defined curl.
#5 Brown Balayage Long Bob with Soft Face-Framing Waves
This bob gives off effortless style, and I’m taking that as the biggest compliment ever. Her balayage is so beautifully understated. It looks like she did it herself in one of those casual styles people do, not one of those super styled looks she crafted sitting in front of a mirror. To me, the biggest compliment a person can give another is when someone says a haircut looks amazing still at 4pm, and this is literally that haircut. The layers are weighted and structured so they’ll stay put through that gross stickiness and humidity, and a lot of people don’t realize that this is the most important detail when picking a style.
#6 Honey Blonde Layered Bob with Flipped Movement and a Natural Part
I love how perfectly the color and cut come together. The blonde has a warm sandy tone which gives off the impression of a natural sun kissed look, not freshly done. The outward flipped layers make the haircut feel light and confident, and it gives off the impression that the wearer is not trying to hide behind their hair. The side part adds a more natural touch. There is good volume throughout the style – the hair is not too heavily swept to one side. This look is perfect for anyone who has been blonde for an extended period of time and is looking for a cut that displays all of the color work they have been investing in.
#7 Warm Brunette Lob with Subtle Highlights and Tousled Bend
Sometimes, a certain hairstyle can make someone look more confident. Here, the mid-length layers are not too over the top, but they do give that nice casual bend, adding movement and an easy-directed flow to the hair. The warm brunette tone is quite subtle; there are a few lighter pieces that are hardly perceptible. I think the layer length around the collarbone works best, as it is long enough to be tied back and short enough to have good structure.
#8 Caramel-Kissed Layered Bob with Soft Swooping Face Frame
The layers seem to be working, and to be fair, they might be quiet but they still may be working. The face-framing pieces hit the jaw and center the attention on the middle of the face. The medium brown base with a mix of caramel and blonde highlights adds a much richer color than a single tone would. A few years back, I had a client with a similar complexion and face shape and I remember her saying “more layers” at every appointment. I eventually had to tell her that it wasn’t that she didn’t want more cuts, but it was more about needing more dimension in her color. She got highlights like these and felt her layers were working so much more. This is a perfect example of the synergy possible between color and cut.
#9 Wavy Platinum Blonde Bob Caught in Golden Hour
I first noticed the light, but after looking more closely, I appreciated the construction of the cut as well as the soft diffuse texture it brings. The waves are loose and irregular like real natural waves, some pieces curve one way and others go in completely different directions. The layers here allow each of those waves to do what they please and do not try to force them into alignment. With a platinum or almost platinum, blondes can sometimes feel so styled, but here, and with that warmth of light, it feels so lightly in contrast to the relaxed shape of the cut thinking of it as an extension just out of reach. If you’re maintaining a blonde this light, a good purple shampoo once a week will keep it from tipping into brassy territory.
#10 Copper Red Layered Bob with Old Hollywood Softness
There’s a certain mystique about a genuine copper red coloration. As if the wearer is holding a secret. This particular tone is enhanced by a strong dark root ombré that warms up midshaft. It looks almost believable but probably isn’t. The thinly cut layers encourage a turn under at the ends to create that slight vintage feel without being costumey. I think the side part is doing important work sculpting an asymmetry that keeps it from being to stiff. The shade of red in the photos above is a true copper which requires commitment and maintenance about every three to four weeks for glosses and toner touch ups. That being said, the colour is stunning and worth all the upkeep.
#11 Warm Chestnut Wavy Bob with Subtle Sun-Lit Pieces
I appreciate how the lighter pieces in front are placed where natural light will hit the hair. To me, this indicates that the stylist is thinking about what the color will look like in the real world as opposed to just the salon chair. The bob is perfect in between length, just grazing the tops of the shoulders. The soft wave through the mid shaft has that irregular quality of naturally wavy hair, and is cut really well. The layers are minimal; just enough to remove bulk and encourage movement. It doesn’t try too hard, and that’s why it feels so right.
#12 Sleek Warm Brown Bob with Inward-Curled Ends and a Clean Part
I’m always fascinated by bobs that choose to be smooth. It is nice to see hair that looks intentional rather than the usual look of texture and ‘undone’ waves. The ends are turned under, giving the hair a rounded finish that sits beautifully to the jaw and neck without clinging. The warm brown color is uniform from root to tip, and has that lovely gloss that tells me there’s been a nice gloss treatment in the routine. This look requires a blow-out, which is definitely worth it. The tradeoff to this style is that once it is done, it looks great, moves nicely, photographs beautifully, and most importantly, it keeps its shape throughout the day without needing any adjustments.
#13 Textured Dark Brunette Lob with Barely-There Highlights
I like the layering technique used here. With the variation in size and direction of the waves, this is going to look more natural than anything done with a curling iron. I’m sure the cut will bring out some natural waves, and that’s the way to go. The base is dark brunette with a few barely-there highlights that help it look less flat in photos. To get this effect on tips that aren’t straight, a curl defining cream should be scrunched into damp hair.
#14 Deep Brunette Wavy Bob with Warm Caramel Peekaboo Highlights
The first thing I noticed was the volume placement. It is concentrated at the top and sides, giving the whole shape an almost heart shape with width at the cheekbones and then a slight taper at the shoulders. The caramel strands woven through darker brown don’t do that thing where highlights try to announce themselves, they just exist, quietly reflecting light and adding dimension. This is the kind of cut that looks fabulous in profile shots because of how the layers create a forward, sweeping movement. There is a softness to it that feels very intentional.
#15 Shoulder-Grazing Brunette Lob with Warm Balayage and Loose Movement
The most recommended cut I do is the long layered bob, and this is because of how adaptable it is. With it hitting the shoulders, it works with any kind of top; crew neck, v neck, open collar etc. The layers have enough internal movement that you can style it in six different ways and it won’t look like you’ve done a different cut each time. The balayage is warm and concentrated around the mid-lengths and ends, leaving the roots dark and natural. This means the grow-out is almost invisible for months which is ideal so people don’t have to sit in the salon every six weeks for a touch-up. The placement for a balayage like this is low maintenance in a way that most color services aren’t.
#16 Classic Brunette Layered Bob with Blow-Dried Body and Soft Curl
The layers are medium length and concentrated towards the bottom, providing that bouncy, full, blow-dry effect, and with some soft curls, you get a really pillow-y vibe. The rich brunette color has no need for highlights and the layered movement is visually interesting enough. Most I think, admire how this looks like kind of hair someone would run their fingers through, and that’s a sentiment that comes from the cut being spot on with the texture. I think there’s a lot about this style that makes you want to sit in a café and read a book, more than any technical description could offer.
#17 Buttery Blonde Lob with Soft Waves and a Center Part
Center parts can be tricky as they divide the face equally. Yet in this case, it works as the layers offer enough volume and bounce to fill in the void areas. It creates balance as opposed to looking empty. The blonde is warm and buttery with a darker root and lighter graduated ends, and the waves are loosely and casually styled, not messy. Clients who center part tend to be self-aware and comfortable to be framed at the face, and the right cut does champion that.
#18 Highlighted Brunette Layered Lob with Piece-y Texture and Street Style
An inspiration cut needs to look realistic. When people receive a new haircut from a salon, they do not want to walk out looking like they just stepped out of a salon. Most people want their cut to look like a design for a typical hair day. Inspiration cuts look good because of how well the texture is done, and how well the cut is done at the base. Some chunky highlights look great in contrast, and the lob ends right above the collarbone. This cut definitely creates a good contrast and looks nice. There is a enough of a part to sweep some hair across the face. It does not look like there are side bangs which is a nice touch too. This hairstyle looks effortless, and makes the inspiration look realistic. It looks like a bob but the cut ______________ is a blunt cut. It looks good for casual wear and people are more likely to wear it on a Wednesday.
#19 Wavy Brunette Bob with Copper Undertones in Warm Light
There are styles that may look different from indoors and outdoors and that’s part of what makes them interesting. Here, you see copper running through the brunette base which gives the entire style dimension, as opposed to appearing as solid brown in a darker environment. The waves are tight enough to have some definition, but loose enough to look undone and the layers promote stacking as opposed to all falling in the same direction. I bet this haircut was designed to honour the natural texture of the hair, which is always what you want, especially with wavy hair.
#20 Warm Caramel Blonde Wavy Bob with Romantic Volume
Bobs like this with that kind of volume and wave always make me think of all the people that have sat in my chair and told me their hair “doesn’t do that.” More often than not, their hair does do that, they just need the right haircut and the right products. The caramel blonde is seamlessly melted from a slightly darker root, and the waves have that S-pattern that 1.25 inch curling wands create when you wrap the hair away from the face and shake it out. The overall shape has a fullness that feels lush without being heavy and the bob length keeps it all from overwhelming the face. I think it has a romance that is underrated in everyday haircuts.
#21 Auburn-Tipped Layered Bob with Side-Swept Bangs and Soft Flip
I was first drawn to the color gradient. It shifts from a dark brownish red at the roots to a light, almost fiery auburn at the tips. I appreciate how there is no obvious demarcation. It is something that takes time to color, especially if you color your hair consistently and build on top of the last session. A good colorist can also do this on purpose by layering warm tones. The cut has that classic silky bob style where the ends flip out and the side sweeps bangs are long enough to tuck behind the ear. It is easy to see that she is happy with this look, along with her smile.
#22 Rich Chocolate Layered Bob with Gentle Side Part and Soft Body
I’m always catching sight of a certain haircut and if I were to compare it to something, I’d say haircut wise, it would be a cut worthy of a cashmere sweater. The rich chocolate hue, the body through the layers, and the light that hits the very slight bump at the bottom of the cut, it’s all so elegant and understated. No highlights, no balayage, and certainly never those are bad choices. This is also a single-process brown. There is warmth in it so the hair does not look dead. The layers are doing their job quietly, creating internal movement and lift without showing their seams. The gentle side part allows one side to fall more toward the front, so it’s a little more flattering, and a little more natural. People say “she has great hair” but they can’t really pinpoint what it is. This is the kind of haircut that would leave those comments.
#23 Dark Brunette Garden Bob with Textured Layers and Soft Volume
Seeing the specific type of bob cut that I enjoy is rare. A bob cut that is dark brown and is shaped through the texture and the layers, rather than establishing a solid mass of hair. In these types of cuts, visible layers are cut through the interior, meaning that the ends sit at about the same length while other portions of the hair have lift and separation. With this kind of cut, you may not even realize how much layering there is until a piece is pulled forward. Especially with darker hair, the fullness that seems so effortless is a result of internal texture, allowing the cut to look modern instead of heavy. This type of cut really is the best, and there is no need for coloring techniques to enhance it.
#24 Soft Strawberry Blonde Bob with Rounded Shape and Gentle Curl
Bob cuts have that unique appeal due to their subtle layering styles. Because of their layering styles, bob cuts have that unique appeal. Because of their soft and muted strawberry blonde shades, bob cuts create a warm golden rose effect. This shade beautifully complements the garden setting, but I’m sure that’s no accident. With how lovely bob cuts are, the versatility to wear the hair in a different way, like half-up, is something I consider when evaluating a bob. This bob looks like it has the ability to be styled in a half-up do.
#25 Dark Layered Bob with Soft Volume and Side-Swept Styling
Starting with this particular cut, I noticed that even though it keeps softness and movement, the general composition is quite structured and refined. The layers have a very soft end and gentle flare that create the bob shape, and the rich, deep brown tones even fall at the maximum of what is healthy hair. The side-swept hair is a sophisticated touch, but it still manages to be not overly formal or event-ready. I think this is what hair should look like when it is good quality, well cut, and easy to maintain. There is an appeal in some of that elegance and simplicity, and with no color, dramatic styling, or anything, it is just an excellent cut.
#26 Classic Chocolate Brown Long Bob with Face-Framing Layers and Blowout Body
I saved this one for last because it sums up everything I love about the family’s haircuts. The length hits right at collarbone level. The layers begin at the chin and taper down into a lovely tuck. The face framing pieces do that thing where they curve and point towards the cheeks to draw attention to the right spots. The chocolate brown is warm and even throughout. A solid color that looks good under all lighting – fluorescent, natural sunlight, and even at 6am in the bathroom mirror (the ultimate hair color test). This is a long layered bob in its most basic and essential form.
#27 Chic Long Layered Bob with Soft Curls
This style has a layered bob with soft curls that gently frame the face. This is also a great style for plus-size women who want to embrace their natural beauty. The volume at the shoulders is ideal for medium to thick hair. The soft curls are meant to create movement and are layered for dimension without being too overwhelming to the face. Curls are a commitment in time to style. If you have a round face, this will help diminish the fullness of your cheeks and soften the appearance of the chin.
#28 Textured Long Layered Bob with Soft Waves
This lovely long-layered bob is beautified with soft waves, which give great texture and add volume to thin hair. The layered craftsmanship adds great movement, and beautifully frames the face. Designed to hit the shoudlers, this cut is perfect for oval and round face shapes. The model’s fine, medium-density hair shows how this style can add body without the bulk. Keep in mind, this cut may be low-maintenance, but you will likely need to style it to achieve those nice waves.
#29 Chic Long Layered Bob with Soft Movement
Long-layered bobs exude elegance while requiring little hair upkeep. Movement from this hairstyle is accented with fine and medium hair textures. This cut is particularly pleasing on round and oval faces adding much needed length and emphasis to these shapes. Subtle highlights create dimension in the hair and make the style more visually interesting without overpowering the overall look. While this style is versatile and easy to keep looking fresh, it does require regular upkeep as layers can become tedious if you prefer a more polished appearance.
#30 Softly Textured Long Bob with Face-Framing Layers
Bob hairstyles require different techniques like layering. For that depth and movement, the stylist added gentle face framing layers. The hair length is slightly longer than the shoulders which adds more variety to the styling possibilities. The model has medium to finer hair density where the layered effect is more obvious and the straight texture gives an extra sleek finish. The bangs just pull the entire look together and expand the versatility on the face shapes it can fit. The simplest styling choice is to have a fine hair cut but due to the fine texture of the hair, it will need more trims to keep that look.
#31 Warm Chestnut Long Layered Bob with Soft Face-Framing Layers
This long-layered bob features subtle face-framing layers that accentuate the model’s best assets. The rich and warm chestnut color adds softness and warmth to the complexion, and the dimension enhances it beautifully. The mid-length cut gives versatility for both casual and formal styling while maintaining a youthful look. This layered look is great on sleeker hair types, allowing the hair to appear thicker and fuller. While it is a low-maintenance style, it does require upkeep with regular trims to keep those pesky split ends away.
#32 Effortlessly Chic Long Layered Bob with Soft Face-Framing Layers
The long layered bob has soft, face framing layers that compliment the model’s natural waves. The hair density is medium to thick which allows for good movement and volume. The length is versatile as it sits just below the shoulders. This style is perfect for oval and round face shapes. It is low maintenance and has a youthful appearance. Subtle highlights create dimension, however, lighter colors require high maintenance. Overall, this haircut is ideal for anyone wanting a modern and flattering haircut.
#33 Warm Honey Long Layered Bob with Soft Fringe
This look features a warm honey colour and a long, layered bob with soft face-framing fringe. The layers add movement and dimension, which suits fine or medium hair best. The length sits below the shoulders giving styling versatility – whether straight or a bit wavy. This style is suitable for all face shapes, particularly round and oval. To keep the layers looking fresh, some maintenance is required!
#34 Stylish Long Layered Bob with Warm Caramel Highlights
Long layers on a bob cut accentuate your natural features. The model has thick straight hair which adds a pleasant touch to the cut without being too heavy. The warm caramel highlights brighten up the look which is excellent for women wanting to appear more youthful. The hairstyle can match various face shapes, especially round ones. The upkeep for the highlights is a little more than usual, but it is so worth it!
#35 Stylish Long Layered Bob with Soft Beachy Waves
The Long Layered Bob will provide hair movement and texture. With soft beachy waves, there will be an effortless beauty. Versatile for all face shapes and hair types, the length is above the shoulder. For fine to medium hair density models, the layers create volume at the roots and softness at the ends of the hair. The unique subtle balayage adds more dimension and depth to the look. For plus size women wanting to enhance their features while looking more simple, this will be great. The look is low maintenance but split ends will build up requiring you to trim regularly to maintain the shape.
#36 Stylish Long Layered Bob with Soft Feathered Ends
This long layered bob hairstyle is on trend with soft, feathered ends that ease the framing of the client’s face. The model has medium density, wavy hair, cut to the shoulders, providing versatility for many different ages and face shapes. This is the ideal cut for this client and will be ideal for fine to medium hair. This cut gives extra movement and manages to display fullness of the hair. The hair in this cut appears to be healthy and shiny, which is essential for ensuring the best look. This hairstyle requires regular salon trips to maintain the fresh feathered ends look!
#37 Textured Long Layered Bob with Soft Curls
The lovely long layered bob has soft curls that create movement and volume. This style works great for plus size women who want to highlight their natural charm. Also, the layers around the face give versatility to different face shapes. This style is low-maintenance and works well with medium hair density. For less maintenance, balayage highlights offer added depth. Women who want a change appreciate the youthful look that the slight texture provides.
#38 Warm Caramel Long Layered Bob with Textured Waves
A great choice for plus size women who want to emphasize their natural beauty is this beautiful long caramel bob with soft waves. The waves create movement. The layered cuts are designed to suit all face shapes. This style is most appropriate for hair of medium to thick density as it creates volume without overwhelming your features. Your waves are going to need to be defined with a strong jet product so your style is going to require a lot of your time. This cut is perfect for a youthful appearance as the unique layers that soften the jaw make this style wonderful.
#39 Modern Textured Long Bob with Warm Dimensional Highlights
This beautiful long bob style has soft wavy layers that add volume and movement, perfect for medium and thick hair types. The warm, highlighted tones enhance the model’s beautiful features. The style also suits round face shapes because the layers frame the face nicely. Most of the time, very little maintenance is needed for the style to wear it everyday, aside from possibly needing some hair styling products to create those beautiful waves. This hair cut is perfect for anyone wanting a modern and fresh style!
#40 Elegant Long Layered Bob with Subtle Highlights
Gorgeous long layered bobs look amazing with gentle highlights that frame the face. For plus-size women who wish to elongate the look of their necks, hair hitting just below the shoulders is ideal. The model with straight, medium-density hair illustrates how well-defined movements in the layers can be, so that the volume remains balanced with the facial features. The side part serves to accentuate the eyes. While some effort will be needed to keep the layers looking spectacular, the style is low-maintenance and gives a lot of versatility.
#41 Stylish Long Layered Bob with Subtle Dimension
This long layered bob demonstrates the perfect blend of warm hues, great for adding depth to your style. Perfect for medium to thick hair types, the layers are impeccably crafted to provide both movement and volume. This style gently softens more angular facial features and works for all face shapes. Fresh highlights and layered textures help to keep your hairstyle feeling fresh. The color and texture will need maintenance. This cut is for you if you want a low maintenance chic look!
#42 Chic Long Layered Bob with Effortless Volume
The soft layers on this long layered bob give your face some framing, adding some movement and dimension to your hairstyle. This hairstyle works great for medium and thick hair. If you have a round or oval face, some gentle waves help enhance volume. Low-maintenance styling works great with this hairstyle; some mousse is all you need for some added texture and you’re ready to go. Just keep in mind that with layers comes a demand for more frequent trims to keep and shape it. This style helps to bring out the natural bounce in your hair, making it airy and light.
#43 Chic Long Layered Bob with Soft Volume
This popular style of long layered bob has gentle layers that frame the face to show off the model’s features. The layers create volume and movement, making the style versatile for all hair types, specifically for fine to medium density hair. This style is also low maintenance, however, regular trims are necessary to preserve the style. This cut is also great for oval or heart shaped faces, giving a more youthful appearance. The extra fringe also highlights the face and is a good option for those wanting to soften their look and stay on trend.
#44 Softly Layered Long Bob with Subtle Highlights
This long bob features soft layers and light highlights that enhance the natural beauty of the hair. The length rests right below the shoulders making it versatile enough to suit most face shapes. The model has medium fine hair density which means that the layers give just the right amount of movement and volume to liven up a more mature look. Although this cut is beautiful, the layers do require regular maintenance to keep the look fresh and bouncy. For better shine and ease of styling, be sure to ask your stylist about the right products for your hair type.
#45 Chic Long Layered Bob with Subtle Waves
This elegant long layered bob features spectacular soft waves that compliment the face and give added texture to fine hair. The layers start at about the chin which creates lots of movement while maintaining length. This looks particularly nice on round and heart shaped faces as it can make them look younger. The highlights are subtle and provide additional dimension to the hair while still keeping the color change minimal. Just remember that this is a low maintenance haircut, but creating the waves to the desired look may take some time.
#46 Textured Long Layered Bob with Soft Bangs
This amazing long layered bob features soft bangs that gently touch the face, and are best for round and heart shaped faces. The hair rests at a medium length most likely has soft waves offering enough volume and movement, making this style great for those with medium to thick hair. The warm brown balayage adds dimension, but keep in mind layered haircuts tend to be on the higher maintenance side to keep the shape. Overall, this option is very pretty and is versatile, and flattering, and requires very little effort.
#47 Softly Layered Long Bob with Gentle Face-Framing Tiers
This beautiful long bob has subtle layers that gently frame the face, and is ideal for round or oval face shapes. With fine to medium hair density, the model’s hair creates a light and airy effect, and with soft layers, she has even more volume without the heaviness. One of the things that we love is the soft movement that the layers create; it noticeably helps to soften the overall look. Just keep in mind that achieving the soft bounce will take some work, but that work is rewarded with a nice youthful appearance!
#48 Warm Auburn Long Layered Bob with Gentle Waves
This gorgeous warm auburn long layered bob has soft waves for extra bounce. The hair length is versatile and manageable at just below the shoulders. The layers are designed for medium to thick hair. The bob beautifully frames the face and is particularly good for oval and square face shapes. A good thing is the layers give the hair a youthful look. Keep in mind that this haircut will need some work to style the waves and maintain the look.
#49 Warm Chestnut Long Layered Bob with Soft Bangs
This lovely long layered bob and soft face-framing bangs is a good style option if you have a round or oval face. The warm chestnut color adds depth to the style while the layers add movement and volume and give fine hair types a boost. The model’s hair appears to be of medium density which gives the cut a soft airy look. One of the more interesting elements here is the very subtle layering around the bangs which can help soften more angular features. Just note that this look, although quite versatile, may need a little more styling to keep those waves looking soft.
#50 Tousled Golden Blonde Lob with Lived-In Texture
The warm blonde color is best when trying to achieve a natural look. In comparison to more icy color options, warm blonde shades feel more like an accessory. It’s a closer to a natural hair look. The contrast with darker roots reflects more of a person’s style than looking like a specific hair color that is just a layer on top of them. This particular hair cut has that. The waves do not look like waves. They look like they came out of a hair scrunching session after a shower. That’s left to dry. I had a client once bring in a photo almost exactly like this, and say, ‘I want it to look like I’ve been outside all day.’ Which is exactly what she meant and wanted. Hair with a lot of personality but without having to talk about a curling iron every single day. The layers on this hair cut are looser, and start below the chin in order to get a full, single harmonic movement to the hair as opposed to having it look like the hair is chopped into a bunch of sections. With a little bit of texturing spray, some patience, and a natural wave, this look really is achievable.
#51 Warm Auburn Long Bob with Bouncy Flipped Ends
These days, tagged flipped ends are often referenced as something an overbearing mother might make her 13-year-old daughter do. But, I really like how this looks with a layered bob. There’s a joy that radiates from this hairstyle. The buoyant shape is a sign of an owner who enjoys self-care without going overboard. The warm, glowing, auburn color creates an inviting vibe while beautifully warming up her skin tone. I think this brown base, with the highlights, is actually doing most of the work here. There are definitely some more concentrated layers within the lowest third of the hair, and it’s the external layers here that create that flip out at the ends while keeping the fullness through the mid-lengths. This look should be very easy to achieve with ideally a round brush and about ten minutes of a downward blow dryer on low heat.
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