Who it works for: This works best on wavy medium to fine hair. Thick hair will end up too pouffy.

Tell your hairstylist: This cut should fall to about the middle of your neck. Long layers will give it that dreamy, whimsical feel.

Maintenance: Keep it springy and pretty by blow-drying it with a diffuser and by visiting your stylist about every six to eight weeks for a trim.

The medium bob style is a safe cut which is not too short for those who fear short hair. Largely the bob will continue to be a hot look that keeps coming back to the spotlight. An unorganized bob is one in which one side of the head sports much longer (or shorter) hair than the other side of the head.

Asymmetrical bobs can also be gained by cutting hair on the back of the head much shorter than on the sides. A popular way to get asymmetry in a hair style is to cut the bangs in an asymmetrical manner so that they swing heavier on one side. The Angle Bob is superlative for all types of straight hair. Thick hair falls into place.

The style cut in such a fashion that it always falls back into place. It is cut at jaw length and tapered to cup in at the back of the neck. This length is perfect for a very stylish look. It should never be longer than the top of the shoulders. The sides can be either blunt cut or slenderly under cut.

Some people enjoy spending an huge amount of time each morning on their hair - making each and every individual strand look perfect before exiting the home.

Long, medium and short layers can do marvels to spice up any bob hairstyle. You can flip your ends out and also use contrasting hair color. One more choice is that with one bob hair style you can have two great looks. You can wear it sleek  one day and all scrunched up and messy the next.
 
For this, you bob requires to be blunt and hefty at the bottom but layered throughout. It has to be textured heavily to clear bulk and add volume. For the scrunched bob style, apply the dryer on the root areas of your hair. Put a diffuser on your blower and mildly scrunch.