How to Create This Head Turning Simple Short Bob Hairstyle

If your bob is getting a little blasé, maybe it’s because you haven’t updated its shape. At Siggers hairdressers in Atlanta, Georgia, hairdressers like the new, shorter bobs because they will look much fuller but can still show off a little end bend. Long layers help add volume at the sides while the rounded crown takes its influence from the 60′s. Ends are razored into slightly irregular pieces–another update on the blunt cut bob that can sometimes lie too flat. Long side bangs also modernize the look by adding sophistication, when tri-tone high lights are scattered throughout the front and sides, your hair takes on added dimension and gleam.

• This Hairstyle Works Best If:

  • Your hair is medium to dense in volume and medium in texture.

  • Your hair is straight.

• This Hairstyle Requires:

  • Daily blow-drying. Start with freshly shampooed, towel-dried hair. Work through a volumizing mousse or foam and begin drying with a round brush. Gently bend up ends in back, but leave sides slightly curved under. Use a large-diameter brush for super volume, lifting the roots of each section and pulling the hair out to the side as you dry. Brush the crown straight back and back-comb for height.

  • A trim every 4 to 6 weeks

• This Hair Hairstyle is Not Recommended if:

  • You want a wash-and-wear hair style.

Article courtesy of Harris Publications

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