A chin-length layered bob is a voluminous haircut brimming with sophistication and style. Strands are cut to various lengths to form flattering shapes and suit most women.
Although short hair requires less effort to look polished, styling is yet a must.
Canada-based stylist Chelsey states that it doesn’t air-dry well. “What works best is blowing it dry with a brush for smoothness and volume,” she notes.
Explore that potential of your tresses’ cut. Style it and try new things with it now and then. Curls and waves would take it to the next level!
A drawback that Chelsey notices about this bob is related to facial structures. She explains that “it’s the kind of cut ladies with a round face shape would want to avoid.”
The placement of layers is significant in ensuring that the bob cut would benefit you. Understand whether or not you need weight within your locks and where it should be.
“It all depends on the profile you’re trying to achieve and what hair texture and type you have,” states Chelsey.
You also want to discuss the effort you’re willing to put in styling your mane with your hairdresser.
Feel free to explore the short hair trend if you think you’re ready for a dramatic change. Here are images of the most popular chin-length layered bobs!
Chin-Length A-Line Layered Bob Haircut
Consider a chin-length A-line layered bob haircut for fine hair. Chin-length haircuts are great for adding fullness to thin or fine hair. Combine with a slight graduation at the nape to accentuate the angle forward even further. Style with a round brush and a dry texturizing spray for a gorgeous and sexy finish.
Layered Bob with an Undercut
Layered bobs with an undercut are great for thick, bulky hair. This sleek variation of a crop haircut gives the illusion of length around the jaw.
Short Bob with Blended Layering
For dense hair, consider a short bob with blended layering. Layering removes bulk and offers movement in thicker textures. This look may require more styling for some hair types so talk to your stylists to see if it wold works for your needs and lifestyle.
Flipped Out Bob Hairstyle
Try a flipped out style to add movement to bob hairstyles. A chin-length bob with layers is an ideal haircut for fine hair to create a fuller looking shape. Add soft waves with a medium size curling iron or flat iron. Finish with a texture spray and shake the hair out a bit.
Short Bob with Layers and Bangs
A short bob haircut with layers and bangs is perfect for hair that’s fine, medium, or thick. A layered bob cut can be made to create fullness or can be carved out to remove weight. Bangs are a great addition and highlights the eyes.
Layered Bob with a Side Part
Bob haircuts with layers and a side-part are great for long and round face shapes and can add fullness to fine textures. Show off your bone structure with a chin-length cut and framing.
Blonde Inverted Bob with Layers
Blonde bobs with layers look fabulous inverted. You get a great shape by stacking the back slightly and longer over directed layers through the front. Beachy waves look amazing with chin-length hairstyles by adding some wave and style.
Wavy Chin-Length Bob
Chin-length bobs work well on naturally wavy hair. Bob haircuts with layers can be tailored to your hair texture and keep in mind your hair will shrink with curls and waves so have it cut a little longer than the desired length. Ask your stylist what length would look best with your face shape and curl pattern.
Razor Cut Bob
If you have fine straight hair try a razor cut bob. Razored bob hairstyles with layers look lived-in and effortless. Style with a texturizing cream or a beach spray for the perfect un-done finish.
Messy Bobbed Hair with Beach Waves
Consider a messy bobbed haircut with soft beach waves and try adding a variation of blunt layers to a bob style for a fuller look. Beachy waves can soften the blunt bob and can be achieved with a bigger sections on a wand curling iron. Hold your style with a light hold hairspray to keep hair moveable and flowy.
Shaggy Bob for Thick Hair
Shaggy bobs really soften the hairstyle for thick haired women. Chin-length layered bobs are a great style for heart and diamond shaped faces. A variation of thinning and texturing will lighten up your hair and give it a textured shaggy style.
Chin-Length Layered Bob
A layered bob that’s chin-length compliments many looks and styles. Consider a layered bob haircut if you want fullness and shape for fine to medium textures. This style will require maintenance about every 4-6 weeks to keep it’s shape.
Short Layered Bob
Short bobs with layers are great for women who want to add fullness in the crown. Consider a layered bob hairstyle if you want a great style but don’t want to spend too much time styling. You can easily blown dry with a round brush to give full volume effect, left in its natural wash and go texture, or flat ironed for a sleek look.
Chin-Length Bob with Layers
Layer a chin-length bob for fullness and texture. Layered bob styles are great for fine or medium textures to create luscious body to the hair. Ask your stylist to show you what size round brush works best with your hair to create volume in all the right places.
Short Bob with Balayage
Short Bobs with a balayage look beautiful and seamless. Create movement to your bob cut with textured mid-length layers, that work best with medium to fine textured hair. Balayage is a low maintenance color so it’s great if you don’t change your base color or have a lot of grey to cover.
Chin-Length Pixie Bob for 60-Year-Old Women
Go for a chin-length pixie bob for women over 60. A perfect cut for long and square face shapes. Ask your stylist for a inverted bevel cut that hugs the neck below the chin and to add layers for volume around the sides and temples. A soft side-swept bang adds an interesting pop to a chin-length pixie bob.
