A short bob with movement starts with your hair as it falls by itself. The cut follows the natural growth direction, so the wave comes back by itself after washing. The layers give the hair room to move: once it is dry, a light wave appears instead of a tight, measured line. You don't need a daily straightener for it; air-drying or a quick blow-dry is enough to let the shape speak. This length is popular with thick, slightly wavy hair, precisely because the cut distributes the volume instead of cutting it away. When cutting we take the neck and jawline into account, so the bob suits your face instead of a picture.
The wave falls back into place on its own after washing — no flat iron needed.
A Cut Made to Fit at Hoofdzaken
A cut that truly works doesn't start with the scissors — it starts with the conversation beforehand: what shape suits your face, your hair growth and your everyday routine?
Loose Layers, Full Fringe
A fringe that moves with you instead of one cut razor-sharp, paired with long, relaxed layers — this spring is all about soft transitions.
Texture and Layers — This Season's Cut Trend
A great cut is all about movement: layers that let the hair fall lighter, texture that keeps the shape alive even on day three.