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1. Stacked Bob with Side Bang

Stacking in a hairstyle is actually a pretty literal term; layers are stacked on top of each other to create volume. This usually happens in the back of the style to create maximum fullness that resolves into angled pieces in the front. Light highlights break up the density in the cut.

2. High-Low Bob Haircut

An a-line haircut is shorter in the back and gradually lengthens towards the front. The difference between this and an angled bob is that there typically isn’t any stacking in the style. Because of this, you can experiment with texture like waves.

3. Wispy Brown Bob with Glimpses of Blonde

The cut’s wispy layers are the true piece-y perfection, but the mix of warm and cool tones is what really makes the look extra enviable. Waves showcase the refined dye job best. Create soft curls by wrapping one-inch sections around a straightening iron. Run a dime-sized amount of light-hold pomade through the ends to help the shape stay put.

4. Glossy Blonde Bob with Jagged Ends

The A-line bob was made to last. Balayage coloring — a technique that involves painting color onto the hair — results in a graduated lightening effect and allows for longer stretches between color appointments. And thanks to the jagged ends, you can wait a bit longer between haircuts too.

5. Choppy Angled Bob for Fine Hair

If you’re looking for a hairstyle that’s secretly low-maintenance, a medium length bob is for you. Choppy layers and an angled cut keep the hair from falling flat, and face-framing highlights and lightened ends create the illusion of added depth. It practically does the work for you. Your secret’s safe with us.

6. Angled and Layered Brunette Bob

The stacked A-line bob is as classic as they come. Longer in the front, stacked in the back, the version shown here features layering all around. If your hair is thick and heavy, the shorter top layers are your new best friend. Light, long bangs add further appeal.

7. Wavy Brunette Bob with Surface Layers

The short A-line bob is the best of both worlds: the versatility of a longer cut with the ease of a shorter one. Surface layers only add to the allure of the modern disconnected look. Who says you can’t have it all?

8. Angled Brunette Bob with Purple Highlights

A cut and color combo that are out of this world. Believe it or not, these fun purple highlights are surprisingly versatile. Depending on the environment, they appear to blend back into brunette hair when seen in natural light, or stand out as a bold statement in artificial light and pictures.

9. Asymmetrical Wavy Lob

When it comes to A-lines, asymmetry is A-OK. In fact, it’s downright attractive. If escalating length is the bob’s first act, disconnected layering enhances the drama even more. The front layers of the cut are designed to fall longer on the right side.

10. Textured Blonde Bob for Straight Hair

“Shorter in the back, longer in the front” are the true hallmarks for the haircut, and below-the-chin lengths are where they really start to shine. The front-to-back contrast of the long A-line bob is inherent to the look and eye-catching. After all, there’s nothing wrong with some extra attention, right?

11. Wild and Red A-Line Haircut

This bob features bold steaks of deep red throughout, illuminating the face and accentuating cut layers. Hair should rest just below the chin line, making it a hairstyle that’s easy to handle.

12. Rocker A-Line Hairstyle

Fine hair is not excluded from modern, trendy hairstyles. This long bob with side bangs across the entire forehead along with multi-length layers is designed exclusively for thinner locks.

13. Blunt Glossy Poker Straight Lob

The smooth A-line cut leaves out the layers and levels, letting the exaggerated angle and cool coloration do the heavy lifting. Add a slightly off-center part, poker-straight styling and a healthy, glossy sheen and you’ve got a winning hand.

14. Curly Layers

Use a small or medium barreled iron to pull off these loose, modern ringlets that will show off the beautiful layers that come with your A-line bob. If you can’t maintain the curls on a daily basis, don’t worry – this style looks just as lovely straight or wavy.

15. Chocolate Bob with Layers and Subtle Highlights

The extra-long front pieces present a whole new way to frame the face. A deep side-part and soft waves work to create an ultra-romantic side-sweep that serves the wearer well. The subtle mid-blonde highlights appear more sun-kissed than salon-made.

16. Short Edgy A-Line Bob Haircut

If you’re willing to go rather short, this bob style is adorable. Make sure your stylist uses a blunt cut for the ends and leaves you some long bangs that can be parted to the side. This is a fun, low-maintenance look that takes advantage of the A-line technique for additional body and sass.

17. Classy Stacked Brown Bob

This A-line bob haircut features minimal front layering for a clean look. Layering is reserved for the back of the cut, where the stacked bob and its layers work to add volume to the crown — no teasing required. The single-process color keeps it classy and classic.

18. Straight A-Line Bob Haircut for Shoulder Length Hair

This cut is another one that works well on super straight hair, which of course can be achieved with appropriate hair products and a quality flat iron. Be sure to incorporate some side bangs to add an extra element of style.

19. Tousled Blonde Bob with Textured Ends

What can we say? We have a soft spot for soft ends. And unless you’re a fan of frequent salon visits, hairstyles with longevity of wear are where it’s at for you too. To that end, there’s nothing like a razor cut. Here the ends are purposefully jagged, giving the appearance of a lived-in haircut from day one.

20. Layered Lob for Thick Hair

Thick, unruly mane? Opt for a longer bob with lots of layers to get a lighter look. More tempered A-line styles are less pronounced than their more architectural counterparts, but, in keeping with its name, the layers shorten toward the back of the cut.

21. Wavy Lob with Jagged Ends

The long A-line haircut proves that statement making hair doesn’t have to be hard-edged. The jagged lob puts the emphasis on the ends which punctuate the gentle waves. The beach-day balayage, where thicker swaths of color are applied seemingly sporadically, add to the effortless air of the style.

22. Textured Inverted Bob with Highlights

Want an A-line without the asymmetry? The inverted bob is worth a closer look. It features a slanted underlayer; from there, graduated, stacked layers are cut into the hair.

23. Edgy Shattered Bob with Highlights

By definition, a shattered bob means a bob haircut that has taken a slight beating, resulting in textured ends and a feathery finish. It’s a modern spin on the traditional bob cut, which usually features clean lines and a sleek finish. Highlights add an extra dimension to the look, with a heavier concentration towards the front to frame the face and brighten the overall appearance.

24. Dark to Light Bob

For this long bob cut, hair starts with a deep shade at the roots and smoothly transitions to a sun-bleached tone at the tips. The gradual transition from dark to light adds a flavorful touch to the look, giving it depth and dimension.

25. Extra Long Blonde Choppy Bob

If understated layers are more your speed, this long bob is perfect. The layers are expertly blended, creating a natural look within the A-line haircut. The long layers offer movement and a light, airy feel to the hair.

26. Angled Brunette Bob with V-cut Layers

This style combines long, blended layers with a V shape in the front. You can achieve those beautiful curls by wrapping the ends around a round brush while blow-drying. It’s a versatile style that works for various occasions.

27. Sleek Straight Steeply Angled Bob

The steep angle in this cut creates volume in the back, giving the hair a full and rounded appearance. To maintain this sleek and straight look, consider using a conditioning mask and anti-frizz products to keep your hair smooth and glossy.

28. Disconnected Messy Curled Lob

Disconnected layers add a touch of intentional messiness to this short A-line haircut. Textural waves and blonde highlights create a delightful disheveled look, perfect for those who want a stylish and low-maintenance hairstyle.

29. Side-Parted Sleek Bob

Straightened hair adds drama to this bob style, which can be further enhanced with exquisite hair color. The side part creates a classic and elegant appearance that works well for both casual and formal occasions.

30. Side Shave Cut

If you’re looking for a bold and edgy look, the side shave a-line bob cut can provide that punk-inspired style. The choice of color can also enhance the asymmetrical and unique appearance of this haircut.

31. Gray A Line Bob

A statement cut combined with bold styling or unusual hair color can create a unique and eye-catching look. This shade of gray is sure to turn heads, especially when paired with a straight hairstyle.

32. Stacked Ombre Style

Ombre coloring complements A-line haircuts and adds depth and dimension to textured styles. Multiple hues in a small section of hair create a lightweight and trendy appearance.

33. Choppy A Line Bob Cut

For those who love a tousled and casual look, this choppy A-line bob cut with loose, shaggy waves is an ideal choice. It offers a modern and effortless style that can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion.

34. Side-Part Long Bob

This classic style is both classy and effortless. The messy, curly a-line hair adds a touch of sexiness and playfulness. A bright blonde streak around the face can enhance your complexion and add a pop of interest to the look.

35. Exaggerated Angled Bob

The steeper the angle of your cut, the more volume you can achieve within the back of your line haircut. Because of the fullness, it’s essential to keep curls and waves to a minimum, with just a slight bend throughout the ends.

36. Ash Blonde A-line

The long A-line bob is versatile and can be styled in various ways, including ponytails, curls, or updos. Such a trendy haircut deserves an equally trendy hair color. Ash tones are popular, and adding a contrasting strip of color in the front can make it unique.

37. Side-Parted Collarbone Haircut

For those looking to try a bold color, pairing it with a simple cut can be effective. This sleek side-parted lob provides a canvas for a beautiful color job with temperature contrast, such as warm brown and cool gray.

38. Cropped Blonde Bob

A bob that follows the contours of your jawline looks chic and graphic. Introducing an element of asymmetry by letting one side be slightly longer can soften the overall look.

39. Long Angled Cut

This extremely long bob cut is ideal for those who want structure in their hairstyles while keeping their hair as long as possible. Adding blonde balayage is a popular choice to enhance the look.

40. Platinum A-line Haircut

Maintaining volume and dimension in short, light-colored hair can be challenging. Dark roots are a trendy choice within blonde hair, reducing the need for frequent touch-ups and adding richness to the overall appearance.

41. Sleek and Straight A-line

Sleek, side-parted styles are popular for long bobs. For those with thin hair, an angled cut can provide more volume while maintaining the desired style.

42. Bob with Blunt Bangs

A stacked bob is recommended for women with fine hair because it adds volume without the need for added texture. Flirty bangs can complement a classic cat eye and red lips.

43. Highlighted A-line Hair

Adding thin highlights can give dark hair dimension and texture. Layers with bangs can provide movement to the overall style.

44. Fantastic Fuchsia Stacked Bob

Feathered layers are perfect for achieving weightlessness within stacked bob haircuts. This style combines an eggplant base with bright violet tips for a coloring trick that draws the eye down and adds length to a shorter cut.

45. Blunt Shoulder-Length Bob

Minimalism is gaining popularity, and a shoulder-length blunt haircut is fresh and edgy, yet approachable and easy to maintain.

46. Ombre A-line with Bangs

A true a-line bob is longer in the front and shorter in the back with no layers. Instead of ombre, this hairdo uses a balayage (hand-painted) technique to achieve sunny copper colors mid-shaft to ends.

47. Glossy Brown Bob

The angled bob haircut works for all textures and face shapes. You can tailor the style to suit your needs. Fine, straight hair may benefit from a shorter cut in the back to add fullness.

48. Long Platinum A-line Hair Cut

Angled haircuts are ideal for round faces, as they provide a structured frame for a soft, curvy chin and cheeks, adding sharpness to the overall appearance. Side bangs that stop around the cheekbones also help sculpt the face.

49. White Blonde Wavy Bob

With hair almost looking white, creating dimension can be challenging. Brushed curls can add volume, intrigue, and movement to the style, especially when combined with a pop of color from lipstick.

50. Bob with Messy Braid Crown

Short hair doesn’t mean you can’t wear trendy styles like a braid crown. Simply place the plait in the middle of your loose style and tuck it behind your ear to hide its ends. Highlights can pop within the braid.

51. A-Line Paired with Color

A sleek and straight a-line cut looks stunning with a vibrant hue. Whether it’s a pale blue fade or another eye-popping color, this style showcases the chosen color beautifully when hair is straightened.

52. Short and Sassy Hairstyle

This A-line layered bob hairstyle is short, sweet, and sassy. Add a few curls for a textured touch or wear it straight. It works best on thinner, straighter hair but can also look great on curly hair.

53. A-line for Professionals

This long bob with severely straight tresses is suitable for both the office and the dance floor. It complements professional attire and adds a touch of sophistication.

54. A-Line Haircut with Ombre

Ombre hair always looks lovely, and this style presents it beautifully. Using a deep purple pigment against dark hair brings out the layers and the silhouette of the cut.

55. A-Line Bob Hairstyle with a Deep Side Part

Creating a dramatically deep side part makes an A-line cut edgier and more creative. The blunt cut to the ends adds attitude to the overall look.

56. Straight and Shaggy

This messy hairstyle features long, subtle layers on fine, straight hair. A tousled look is currently popular and can make you feel beautiful. Ombre hair coloring adds dimension and complements the haircut.

57. Short and Sleek Brown Blonde Bob

This style is more serious and sophisticated than other bob cuts, making it a great choice for those who prefer a polished look. Chunky blonde highlights in the bangs can add brightness.

58. Wavy A-line Bob Hairstyle

Beautiful beach waves can be achieved on the base of a long bob cut. Simply use a large-barrel curling iron to create the look. Adding fun front highlights can brighten your face.

59. Blunt and Straight Center-Parted Cut

A blunt A-line can look both professional and lovely. A center part and straightened locks create a sleek and sophisticated appearance. This style works best at shoulder length but can be adjusted to shorter or longer lengths for a different look.

60. Curly Style with Ombre Coloring

Use a curling iron to add flair to shoulder-length hair. Ombre coloring adds dimension and body to otherwise thin hair, and also introduces a bit more of an edge to this fun haircut.

61. Straight Lob with Fringy Ends

This lob, inspired by Jennifer Aniston’s iconic style, features flat-ironed hair with added lift at the roots to showcase its beautiful layering and fringy tips. Composed of hundreds of thin pieces, it frames the face elegantly.

62. Angled Textured Bob for Fine Hair

If your hair is straight and on the thinner side, this angled bob with a touch of messiness is a great choice. It adds body and dimension to fine hair, making it look fuller.

63. Loose Messy Waves in A-line Bob Hairstyles

Perfect for both straight and wavy hair, this bob style is cut slightly higher in the back. Achieve the look by scrunching damp hair with a curl enhancer and allowing it to air dry.

64. Curly A Line Bob

The beauty of an A-line bob lies in its versatility, allowing you to change your hairstyle frequently. Whether you prefer curls, waves, or a different color, there are endless possibilities to explore.

65. Tousled A-Line Bob

A tousled and casual look can be achieved with this choppy A-line bob featuring loose, shaggy waves. It offers a modern and effortless style that can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion.

66. Layered A Line Bob

For those who want to soften the appearance of an angled bob cut, adding inward curls to the face-framing pieces can achieve that effect. Soft balayage highlights can give it a cute and flirty feel.

67. Red Shaggy Bob

Christina Hendricks’ shaggy A-line bob is a striking choice for redheads. Its delicate color, wispy wavy texture, and ideal volume make it a stunning option for those with a similar hair type and color.

68. Classic Blonde A Line Cut

This medium A-line haircut style is perfect for those who prefer straight and cool blonde hair. It offers a great look and photographs beautifully.

69. Medium Layered Cut for Straight Hair

Straight hair benefits from pronounced texture to avoid a plain appearance. Swoopy layers and dimensional coloring can add the desired texture and style. A classic blowout complements this cut.

70. Long Blond Bob

For those who love A-line haircuts but prefer longer styles, a long bob cut is an excellent choice. It allows you to experiment with various trends like choppy layers, root fade, or beach waves while keeping a shoulder-length appearance.