Mary

This classic bob has a low graduation that is longer in the back and longer in the front. The perimeter is shorter in the back and longer in the back, except for the the area by the ear which is kept the longest.





How To Style:

1. Apply a styling product to wet hair.
2. Blow dry the hair smooth with a round brush.
3. Apply thermal protection to hair.
4. Smooth, polish, and bevel the hair with a flat iron.
5. Apply a serum for shine.

Recommended Products:
Gloss Drops will give hair a luminous frizz-free finish.
Face Shape  & Hair Type:
Wider face shapes with hair that is medium in texture and density will wear this bobbed hairstyle well.
Tip:
Another great tip in ensuring that you get a haircut that will last longer and grow out beautifully is to ask for your stylist not to “point cut” into it or use “thinning shears” unless absolutely necessary. There is nothing wrong with point cutting if it is used properly as it is a great way to way to soften the look or to add texture. However, it shouldn’t be used to make the haircut look more blended or to get rid of choppiness. If it looks bumpy, choppy, or unblended, the haircut needs to be fixed, not point cut into. The only way you’ll be able to see if anything needs to be fixed is if the hair is styled straight. The only time the hair should be point cut into is when it is straight!