A lob is a long bob: the length falls roughly between chin and shoulder. The same cut behaves differently in each colour. In honey blonde, with a soft wave, the layers look airy and sun-bleached: the hair moves and catches the light. In dark brown with soft highlights the same lob looks calmer and smoother, because the dark base gives away less of the layers and the highlights only add accents. When cutting, the stylist looks at the growth direction, the thickness of the hair and where the lob ends, so the lengths stay light and the cut doesn't feel heavy in summer. From the front you see how the layers frame the face, from the side how the lob is built up and from the back where the length ends. That is why we show it from several angles. The photos show two different models, so this is not a before-and-after of one person.
One cut, two colours, two characters.
Short Layers for Summer
When temperatures rise, the cut that dries itself wins: shoulder-length layers that hold shape without a blow-dry, and tie back easily on the hottest days.
Geometric Bob, Sharp From Every Angle
A bob lives or dies by the back — a cut that looks great from the front but loses its line from behind is a cut that isn't finished.
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.