The latest style trends of short haircuts with the same length all around are great options for customers wanting a new look. A chic bob or a stylish pixie cut could be a great new style for you. We offer 24 different haircuts, and we will work together to create a style that best matches your personality.
Most people do not realize how fun one-length haircuts can be. A client of mine last year had long layers for about 10 years because everyone said long layers let the hair move. After years of holding on to those layers, she finally decided to get a one-length bob, and I cried when I saw the picture of her post cut. Layers can trap the hair’s density and make it look thinner than it actually is, which is a common struggle for people with thick hair. One-length haircuts do a great job of avoiding that problem. They are very cut flexible really do all the work.
Overall, one-length cuts give the most unified approach to the hair. The result is a clean, sharpened look that has good movement and is weighted nicely. Well-structured haircuts like this can elevate your entire style. There can be a lot of variation to a cut based on its design elements and technique such as placement of the line, texture on the ends, and color. I have created 24 different versions with some being more edgy and others looking more refined.
#1: A Clean Bob That Just Floats There Looking Effortless
This hair cut really has some talent behind it, and it looks nice. Having a good cut is one of the things needed to be able to have this style. The hair sits at the shoulders with a clean cut, and it almost appears to be self styled. In a way, it really does self style if the right hair type is used. If you have fine hair, this will be a perfect style for you as it holds the density in one area rather than spreading it all over a bunch of layers. In terms of upkeep it is good, as you will just need to come in for a trim every 6 weeks to maintain the shrinkage, which is good to keep it looking clean. Between appointments this cut looks good too, as it is one that naturally looks nice.
#2 A Wavy Bob That Looks Like You Just Got Back from Somewhere Gorgeous
I really like this one! The waves give an easy, relaxed look that’s hard to copy, and the chin length cut means it frames the face without covering anything up. If your hair is medium to thick, this texture will work for you, which is not the case with some bobs. You can definre it more with a curling iron, and rough it up, or just air dry and go with the super relaxed vibe. No matter how you style it, it will still look intentional.
#3 That Girl Who Always Looks Put Together Without Trying
These highlights on this client deserve a lot more credit than they are getting. They are so subtly positioned that they make the whole look great, rather than just “I got my hair done.” The length is just below the jaw line which is a sweet spot that I go back to again and again because it shows off the neck and jawline and doesn’t make anyone feel exposed. The highlights on the base color are rich enough so that the highlights read as dimension instead of contrast, which is a harder balance to strike than most people think.
#4 Soft and Blunt with Just Enough Wave to Keep It Interesting
I would recommend this cut for clients who say, ‘I want something that looks good, but I don’t want to spend more than ten minutes styling it.’ The structure of the blunt cut gives it a polished finish, but the little wave adds just enough softness to keep it from feeling too severe. It falls just below the jaw, which I know I say about three different lengths, but trust me, it’s most flattering on the majority of people. A little bit of texturizing spray on damp hair and you’re pretty much set.
#5 Silver and Sharp but Still Feels Soft
This is an example of a nice old silver, and I really appreciate that. The blunt line really gives a crispness that makes it feel quite intentional, but the softened edges around the face keep it from being too much architecturally. The contrast of this color with mature skin can be really spectacular, especially with that warmth coming from your natural tone when you stop fighting it. The maintenance on the cut is pretty low, just make sure you keep that line clean so it doesn’t lose its personality.
#6 The Bob Your Mom Had in Old Photos That You Now Want
This look keeps coming back around for a reason, it just works. Shoulder length, it’s clean and has just enough softness in the layers to keep it from looking like a helmet. The hair’s natural shine is doing a lot of the heavy lifting, and if your hair has that quality, you honestly don’t need to do much to this cut to make it look great. It’s the kind of haircut that gets better as it grows out a little, which is rare and beautiful when you’re someone who pushes their trims.
#7 Silver Bob with Bangs That Actually Look Good on a Real Person
This blunt bob has perfectly weighted bangs. They sit at just the right height to highlight the eyes instead of looking wispy and floating around. I could talk someone out of bangs, but this is the exact style I try to get people to go for. The silver hue balances the style and brings more smoothness to the color than a multi-tone would. If you have fine hair, a blunt cut will give you the illusion of more hair, not less.
#8 Blunt and Warm and Just the Right Amount of Polished
First off, the chocolate tone is beautiful. The cut is also quite simple, just above the shoulders with a blunt finish, and the tiniest bit of texture through the ends. It’s the type of cut that seems like you have your life together, which is all a haircut needs to achieve sometimes. This shape is going to hold really well throughout the day, and the only commitment really is keeping that blunt line sharp because once it starts to grow out uneven, it loses the whole effect.
#9 Cool Silver with a Line So Clean It’s Almost Satisfying to Look At
I love silver hair with a straight-across, blunt cut. With hair that color, the lines are more pronounced, and the cut gives an intentional effect to the color. It is a really nice combo overall. Plus, the tips of the hair moving a little prevents it from being too boring and minimalist. Totally flat silver hair can look costume-y, so I appreciate that. It will be super easy for you to maintain this cut if your hair is naturally straight.
#10 Blunt Bob with Face-Framing Pieces That Actually Do Their Job
I see a lot of ‘face-framing layers’ that end up just looking like shorter pieces someone cut to fix a mistake, but this is the real deal. They are so understated that the overall line still looks like one length, but they really soften the whole cheekbone area. For those who want a bob, but don’t want to look like it’s too blunt or too harsh around the face, this is a great cut. It’s the sweet spot a lot of people want and way too many stylists just don’t offer it unless you ask.
#11 Rounded Edges That Make This Bob Feel Gentle
I describe this shape as “the bob that doesn’t bite.” The softer edges provide a more approachable feeling than a cut that feels sharp and blunt. While the length is pretty much the same, the edges create a totally different vibe. With straight and fine hair like this, it’s a sit and go cut – it will take little to no styling effort. And you don’t need to worry about color changes this is the cut that goes with just about any color.
#12 One-Length with Textured Ends That Give You Something to Work With
With textured ends, this takes it from “I got my haircut”, to “I got a GOOD haircut” level. It’s still a one length shape so you get all the benefits of that clean line and the weight at the bottom, but the ends have just enough texture that there’s movement when you head. The color is doing nice things here too, that rich natural tone has a shine to it that you really only get when the hair is healthy and cut good. Not much to say about maintenance because there is very little, this is a low effort situation.
#13 A Blunt Bob That Knows Exactly What It’s Doing
There has been careful consideration for every element in this cut — the length, the framing, and the blunt line. This cut sits just above the shoulders. I find this length works well for women looking for something youthful, yet still polished. The straight texture on this cut shows every line and if precision is your thing, this cut will thrill or terrify you. For me it’s a thrill. If you’re thinking of going lighter for more dimension, remember that the upkeep will increase the lighter you go.
#14 Silver Layers That Frame Without Fuss
The face framing layers blend into the overall shape of the haircut and don’t detract from the work they do around the eyes and cheekbones. It’s medium length, versatile and easy to style. If your hair is really fine, a volumizing mousse applied to the roots before blow drying will keep the hair from falling flat before noon.
#15 Silvery and Smooth with Edges You Could Set a Watch To
I appreciate the precision of the edges on this cut; it’s a stylist thing so I can’t explain it fully. The bottom weight from the even length allows the hair to swing when you move, which is a feeling I personally never get tired of. The silver color looks modern rather than old, which is down to the condition of the hair, quality of the cut, and the sheen on the hair. You should expect to keep those edges looking nice with regular trims, but the daily styling is actually pretty minimal.
#16 Copper That Actually Looks Like It Belongs on a Human Head
I get a lot of questions about copper, and they always go the same way. Yes, copper is beautiful, but in order to ask for it, you need to be committed because it fades faster than just about any other color family. n n That said, LOOK at this. The way this color interacts with the light is stunning. The blunt shape and subtle movement around the face makes it so that it doesn’t feel like a color swatch, which is nice. If you’re doing copper, good color-depositing shampoo is going to be a necessity between appointments to keep it looking fresh.
#17 Lavender Bob That Shouldn’t Work This Well But Does
My initial doubts with the lavender hair trend have been misguided so many times I’ve stopped trying to fight the battles. This shade of lavender is so light that it could actually be a neutral color from far away. However, when viewed up close, the lilac tone is quite lovely. The length is the perfect texture and above the shoulder hair, which adds volume exactly where it is needed. It suits a lot of face shapes without any need for drastic customizing. Yes, maintaining this color will take more effort than a natural color, but no, if you love it, I don’t think it should hold you back.
#18 Silver Chin-Length Bob That’s All About the Shape
This chin-length blunt bob cut is done expertly. It is soft enough to look gentle but not so soft that it loses its clean and defined shape. For fine and less dense hair, this is one of the best cuts. It gives the illusion of thickness that would be lost with layers. As you can see, a good smoothing serum at the ends will give you that shine and help keep everything in place.
#19 Textured Blunt Bob with Just Enough Going On
For a bob that won’t scream, “I put in a ton of effort,” this is a good option. I appreciate clients who prefer minimal effort styles. The blunt cut adds polish and formality to the look while the textured ends create a more casual feel. The above the shoulder length is perfect for that effortless, just rolled out of bed aesthetic. The warm colour is really nice and will be very flattering on a lot of people.
#20 A Sleek Jaw-Length Cut That Means Business
Jaw-length haircuts are not for the faint-hearted. It’s all about your structure and an excellent cut. The right amount of movement makes it look so much more natural (and not wig-like), and this is the balance I always try to achieve with long hair. With this sort of fine hair, the cut so beautifully showcases the style’s smoothness and effortless look. For anyone with thicker hair, achieving this look is going to require a flat iron and some daily styling. Just being honest.
#21 Pastel Lavender with Bangs and a Lot of Personality
This is definitely the type of cut that could pull your attention and stick with you to the point that you would want to comment on it later. The lavender color is playful, the bangs are soft, and the blunt one length is the ideal balancing shape to keep it from going into costume territory. This is the ideal blend of options, and considering the complexity, it’s really good. There are plenty of options and it all works. If you’re going for it, do make sure to have a long conversation with your colorist because faded pastels are just awful.
#22 Clean Lines and Textured Ends That Feel Modern
A clean bottom gives a more defined look to the jawline, which is something I always like. Textured ends avoid the cut looking too overly structured in the wrong way. This is especially the case with medium to thick hair, as some balance is important when completely blunt lines and a lack of texture can appear bulky. The length of this cut, which sits just below the chin, is an extremely flattering length that I personally really enjoy. It’s not that I’m lazy, it’s that this length really works on almost everyone. All those ends will look fabulous and this cut will keep giving you good returns.
#23 Sleek Below-the-Chin Bob with Soft Edges
I value a haircut where the soft edges are intentional, not just the product of pushing your trim back. These edges are softened on purpose so they don’t come across as overly blunt, and believe me, it really does make a difference. For straight hair with medium density. this style will be the easiest to maintain. A round brush blowout is all it takes to achieve that super sleek and polished finish, and to be honest, you can skip the blowout and still feel great about your hair!
#24 Textured Bob with Soft Curls That Bring the Energy
This haircut also needs specific styling, and this one is a great example of it. It’s unlikely that styling this cut straight would have the same effect. Her soft curls give this cut so much more dimension! She has a great natural and warm color which gives the illusion of being sun-kissed. Length above the shoulders means her curls won’t get droopy at the end of the day and they’ll maintain that bouncy shape. If you have a 1 inch curling wand, you’ll definitely be able to get that same texture. In fact, if you use some flexible hairspray you’ll get that desired hold. The curls may need touch ups through out the day, but with how bright and energetic this look is, the maintenance is more than worth it!
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