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Bob haircuts are highly popular. These short hairstyles frame the face and pull focus to the eyes and cheekbones. They also leave plenty of length so you can wear updos and ponytails. Here is a helpful guide to a few popular varieties of the bob to help you find the perfect one. 

What Bob Cut Flatters Your Face Shape?

1. Standard

New-York-New-York-haircutA standard bob is a blunt haircut with chin-level length around the entire head. To create fullness at the top, the stylist keeps the bottom sections close to the neck.

The cut works well with oval faces where the forehead is wider than the jawline, creating balance in the area between the forehead and chin. Wear the style swept to the side or with longer bangs that touch the eyebrows.

2. A-Line

New-York-New-York-haircutWith this style, the hair is shorter at the nape and gradually becomes longer toward the front of the face, wrapping underneath the chin.

The angular, cascading effect makes round faces appear slimmer. If you want bangs, part them in the center instead of wearing them straight across the forehead to contribute to this slimming effect.

3. Layered

INew-York-New-York-haircutf you prefer a tousled look, opt for layers. Having numerous short and long pieces will add texture and bounce to your mane.

Keeping the longest pieces at chin level makes oblong faces appear wider, softening the jawline. Curl sections in alternate directions using a wide-barrel curling wand, then comb fingers through the tresses to make the layers stand out.

 

To try one of the above bobs or learn about other flattering haircuts for your face, visit Bloom Beauty Lounge in New York City. The experienced stylists at this Chelsea-based salon will provide suggestions to help you find the cut that suits your preferences and lifestyle. You can also shop their exclusive line of organic products to keep your locks shiny and healthy between touch-ups. Visit them online to choose a stylist, and check out the team’s work on Instagram. Call (212) 255-9355 for an appointment. 

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