Is it time to reinvent your hair for fall? Have you somehow become a bit over-familiar with your present appearance? You’re not alone. There is this desire to renew itself every year as the weather changes, and pumpkin flavored everything begins to appear everywhere. Not just your closet — your hair. And this year? The fall bob hairstyles 2025 are stronger, gentler, and let me tell you, they are way wearable than you can imagine.
The following were five types of bobs that are louder than your PSL order. Where the soft layers, dimensional tones, and the type of cuts that stop people on their scroll come to mind. Whether you’re cutting it all off for the first time or just shaping things up with a seasonal switch, there’s something in here calling your name.
Effortless City-Chic with Layered Softness
The sweet spot in this bob is a structured and easy length a bit of a chin-length bob with long layers that known how to frame the face rather than being precise. The side-swept hair keeps things soft and improvised, whereas the light caramel sprinkles in front? Chef’s kiss for fall. It is the type of hair that dances with you, makes your eyes stand out and is not attention grabbing, but still does.
Maintenance-wise, this style doesn’t demand too much. A round brush, a nice blow dryer and perhaps an Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray, can ensure that it always looks freshly done, even though you just woke up half an hour ago. With your color, every 6-8 weeks you will need a gloss so that those highlights do not go brassy.
Personally, I’m obsessed with how wearable this one is. It makes me think of a cut I had before a solo trip to New York – I felt confident, simple, and to be honest, my life became much easier when traveling. I can recall how I found myself smiling in all the glass reflections in the streets.
What completes this cut is attitude. Wear it with thick hoops and a dark lip when you feel like it, or keep it natural with the event of mascara and a knit sweater. Either way, you’ll look expensive.
Soft Platinum for Moody Fall Mornings
This imperfect platinum bob is right on the fence between comfy and laid-back. Shortened just under the jaw bone, the waves are casual and carefree creating the effect of, rolled out of bed but still a 10. The cool bright blonde seems to be out of place as autumn approaches? It’s everything.
Platinum hair needs a lot of maintenance, but in case you want to commit to it, it is worth it. Use a purple shampoo (Fanola No Yellow is a go-to) and deep condition weekly. I suggest you use Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate: it rescued my hair after bleach more than once.
I used to sport a demeanor such as this at one point during such a time in my life of those seeking to find oneself, and it actually did work. There’s something transformative about this color. It looks cool and weak at the same time, as though I were telling you, I am not out to play safe this season.
In case you have wanted to take a bold step that does not come off recklessly, this platinum bob hit the spot in this fall love story.
Golden Contour with Breezy Curtain Bangs
This is an autumn vibe in golden time cut. The wavy bob is rather lightly curved and she only appears voluminous without being rigid, and those curtain fringe bangs? A genius detail. They expose the face, and without dominating it, the flirtatious but not fussy look. The balayage through the ends with sun on them creates an even greater movement.
Bangs require a little upkeep, of course. However, my secret is the following: a dry shampoo + a flat iron + a slight movement of my wrist. Done. To keep the golden tones fresh, I love Shu Uemura’s Color Lustre shampoo — it adds shine without fading the warmth.
There’s something romantic about this cut. It brings back to mind to the straw-sipping mornings with a notepad/coffee in bed and it just goes to show that you just need to put on your most favorite cardigan, and somehow you just feel, a bit irresistible.
In case you are undecided between using your length or going it bold, this is the cutting point between both. A soft statement that speaks volumes.
Luxury Stripes in a Sleek Structured Bob
Now this — this is power bob energy. It is clean-cut: ends trimmed, no fuzz, no fluff. The most important point is the highlight position in this case the fine caramel streaks are placed shrewdly on a deep brunette base to give the appearance of ribbon, which travels with your movement. It’s elegant, edgy, and expensive-looking.
With this kind of cut, you’ll want to invest in a heat protectant (I swear by the Kérastase Resistance Ciment Thermique) and a flat iron that plays nice with precision. The additional 10 minutes styling is worth it to achieve a glassy and camera ready looking finish.
I had previously advised a friend who was preparing to make a career change to have this style and she has entered her first job interview with this bob and left a new title and a more remunerative paycheque. Coincidence? Maybe. But that confidence boost was real.
There’s no softness here — and that’s the point. This is the bob you opt when you need the world to understand you made a plunge into your capacity this fall.
Classic Fall Bob with Whispered Layers
This is the sedate luxury model of the popular cut. It is its plainness, just barely touching the jaw. It has a soft layering across the ends, which gives it the right amount of structure and does not make it overdone. It is that form of cut that will make you look like a regal person in that cut that will make your jewelry or skin shine.
The things that I adore about this bob is that it blends into real life so well. School runs? Coffee catch-ups? Date night? This cut doesn’t require translation. By running just a bit of Moroccanoil Treatment through the ends it seals and softens them and you practically don t have to mess with styling implements.
I wore a variation of this bob a two or three years ago when I was feeling the need to do something down to earth yet new. It’s subtle, yes, but far from boring. As a matter of fact, I received most complements on such an eye cut as compared to my ever-having any form of platinum or blunt-edge cut.
This one’s for the minimalists. The I want a new look and I do not want it to scream gang. It is classic, it is cozy and it reminds of the Fall of 2025.
Textured Jet Bob with Volumized Crown
This bob is the dramatic in the most wearable manner. It has a lightness of texture and a kind of feathery outline, broken ends and an unpinned crown that provides it elevation – without helmet hair. The mood is a bit dash French but all in all the mood is casual and not expensive. You will go crazy as it opens up your eyes and makes the less structured features more structured.
To make this style look fresh, reserve the use of the product to a minimum because less is more in this case. A few mousse at the roots and some salt spray through the ends is enough. To touch up, I swear by the Davines This Is A Dry Texturizer–light, not gritty, volume.
I have at one point gotten a version of this bob because I had grown my hair out in a blunt cut, and it made me a lifesaver. My hair acquired a new personality because the unfavorable grow-out phase was masked by the additional motion. It was flirty without being try-hard.
This is the one that is to be used by anyone who wants his or her bob to be ever cool. You may pair it up or down it is as comfortable in knit set as in a trench coat.
Chic Rebel with Classic Lines
Here’s where polished meets playful. The bob is silky straight with flicks at the ends that make it so slight but vintage without the vintage look. The cocoa color is deep and lustrous, this type of shade that makes you appear more alive when you apply it to your skin. Combined with a side part, it gives a little kind of retro effect, although this is a very minor and extremely wearable effect.
Maintaining this finish requires very little effort once you have got the appropriate tools. My tip would always be to use a ceramic flat iron followed by a shine serum, I recommend the Color Wow Pop + Lock Gloss. Also, sleeping on a silk pillowcase? Game-changer for preserving that curve at the ends.
There is something about this appearance that makes me want to go around the city on some chilly day and wear headphones and a motorbike of a leather jacket. It is not formal, it is not too structured, and this is the thing that makes it so wearable.
If you’re craving something clean but not basic, this cut might be your fall pivot point. To push the vibe as far as you can, add a bold brow or berry lip.
Dimensional Champagne with Airy Waves
It is a cut and color combo that just gives off golden light. The form is made round and gentle, waves are almost in the states that they created themselves after a morning coffee. What brings it to the next level, however, is the color: it is a creamy champagne with the appropriate touch of root shadow so that it remains non-obligatory. It’s bright, but not summery-bright — more like candlelight caught in motion.
Blondes like this do need care. A weekly purple toning mask (like Amika Bust Your Brass) will maintain that balance between cool and warm, and a thermal protectant is a must if you use curling tools.
The thing I like most about this cut is that it makes everything soft. I have watched women in their 20s look amazing in the winged liner and even women in their 50s look stunning with only a tinted balm and a smile. It is older and undistracted: two things every person needs a bit more.
If you’re not ready to go dark for fall, this color says: I’m embracing the season — but on my terms.
Precision Parisian Bob with Modern Depth
This is a touch more severe, a touch more daring of cut– and frankly? That’s what makes it so cool. The bottom part is snug to the jaw and the strands cascade down without being chunky. Under-laying is done just enough to suggest shape and bounce, but it is basically done in restraint. The brown espresso tone enhances the look, making this exquisite without any attempts.
When you allow this bob to remain sleek this is the type of behaviour it exhibits the best. A smoothing cream such as the Virtue Un-Frizz Cream will prevent humidity and a lightweight shine spray will lock the deal. This is an excellent shampoo to get a silk press or Brazilian blow out on the weekends, when you feel like taking the low-effort route.
I have always connected this style with women who are sure of what they want and they do not need to justify it. Indeed, think tidy lines, tidy nails, and a highly coordinated calendar. But what strikes me how very feminine it may remain when it is done in a little bend in the ends.
If you’re into minimalist fashion, this bob will be your favorite fall accessory.
Low-Key Luxe with Hidden Volume
Sometimes, the best cuts don’t try too hard. This bob is very lightly framed with gentle inward flip that suits literally anybody. The chestnut brown foundation is topped with espresso accent, having a used-up luster which is seasonal without being cumbersome. It is that haircut that nobody takes note of positively in the most right way, the people acknowledge the images but not the cut.
This is your wash-and-go friend. Apply a leave-in conditioner (I love the R+Co Waterfall Moisture + Shine Lotion), let it air dry halfway, and then blow-dry the ends under for a soft flip. A velcro roller at the crown for five minutes? Hello, subtle lift.
This style always reminds me of early-fall weekends — farmer’s markets, sweaters, and that just-right breeze. It’s easy to wear, universally flattering, and doesn’t need much styling to feel intentional.
Want a short, but not so short hair? Then this is your perfect compromise. It’s safe — but not boring.
Sun-Kissed Volume with Deep Contour Layers
It is a lived-in sort of glamour that does not lie too hard in this bob. The waves are very natural and softly styled and that fluffy look we all desire on our heads once we are out of the heat. The overlay on face contours is not boxing, but instead it is very smooth. And that golden brown balayage? Like early autumn sunlight on your skin.
When blow drying these layers I would suggest using a lightweight mousse such as Living Proof Full Thickening Mousse to maintain the layers as soft and airy. It adds structure without stiffness. I bypass hairspray too on this one – Allow it to move.
The outfit takes me back to rooftop drinks in October nights with layered jumpers, low sunshine and a warm drink in my hands. It is a style which does not require very much to be styled. That’s the beauty of it.
In case you need something dimensional but that does not look so done up, this is your ideal medium.
Piecey Blonde with Defined Ends
There is a sort of smooth messiness to this cut and I say that in the nicer way. The layers are very light and piecey to allow the natural texture to stand out. The shade is a milkier blonde having a cooler grounding, and such a trendy touch never makes it unwearable. It is new, sexy and is very on-trend.
If you’ve gone blonde or are thinking about it for fall (yes, it’s a thing now), make friends with hydrating toners. To solve the problem of keeping things luminous without brillant, I have always been using the dpHUE Gloss+ in the color Cool Blonde.
What stands out about this cut is its versatility. I have witnessed them in front of romantic lace tops as well as slouchy hoodies, and still, it works in both styles. It’s stylish without being precious.
When you are willing to accept color and texture in combination, this is your time.
Silky Structure with a Hint of Mischief
Smooth, clean and only a bit playful, this bob is an architecture of balance. The cut is perfect under the chin and curved in a little towards the ends. What sets it apart? The barely blonde lift at the roots and the vaguely off-centre feel of the parting. It gives structure without looking too sharp.
Styling this is all about creating that smooth canvas. The high-gloss, frizz-free finish that is vital here will be achieved by a flat iron, a couple of drops of the Kerastase Elixir Ultime.
I always thought this style speaks of the girl who does not want to be boring yet wants to look polished. The little black dress of bobs, you could say it was timeless but could be interpreted in many different ways, depending on how you dress it.
And, of course, this cut has everything in case you like sharp lines with a soft attitude.
French Fringe with Soft Precision
This is the one to flirt with in the case you have fringe on your mind. This bob is cut by a sharp straight line and faltered by scratchy frontal bangs brushing above eyebrows so that it does not dominate the face. It is old and new at the same time and there is quality in its shine, naturalness, which makes it elegant and clean.
Fringe requires a degree of love, a small round brush, a cool blast of your blow dryer and a touch of styling cream. Bumble and bumbles Hairdresser Invisoil Oil Prime, to maintain bangs in order without being gummy.
Each time I switch back to fringe, I get in love with the appeal of how expressive it makes the eyes look. It’s youthful, artistic, and kind of cinematic. Like an instant style upgrade with one snip.
In case fall vibes as a season of drastic moves to you, then a fringe is the entry-level change that could perfectly alter your vibe.
Laid-Back Layers with Barely-There Highlights
We are ending up with the type of bob which can not be actually defined well, and that is why it works. The layers are light, only enough to interrupt the bottom. The ends flip out just a bit to get a can-do-so-just-so look. The dark brown tone is just lightened by having the whisper-light highlights that reflect the light without overshadowing it.
My hair is healthy in this type of style thanks to a leave-in which I use as UV protection. Check out the Color Wow Dream Coat that would make your hair look waterproof and frizz-free within days.
What I like in this one is that it is showing undemanding. It is a bob and a woman can look as though she cares and does not care much. It also looks GREAT as it grows out (a perfect solution if you don t need to be in salon every six weeks).
This is the bob of warm coats, of enlarged mugs, and walks where the leaves snap beneath your Boots.
Messy Micro Layers with Modern Shag Texture
Textured long bob creates an entirely new vibe to the fall. It’s a cropped cut with soft edges and piecey, textured bangs that blend right into the rest of the shape. The tiny inward tip is what provides it with its shag and editorial impression but it is balanced by the way it casually frames the face. It is ideal with thick hair and allows lightness without volumizing loss.
There will be layers to bring to life with a defining cream, which I prefer to be Ouai Air Dry Foam and not leaving the hair crunchy. Spraying some shine oil on the ends will prevent the layers to appear frizzy as the day progresses.
This is somewhat defiant collar and not something that screams. I have spotted variations on it on French actresses, students at art school and style editors. It adds an element of bad boy with a solid-grounded grace under the table.
If you’ve been tempted by shorter lengths but feared the grow-out — don’t. This one actually gets cuter as it grows in.
Glossy Mid-Length for Minimalist Vibes
Here is the presents the longest variation of a bob which still qualifies as such. It is right at the shoulders and has that smooth, shiny form that makes it perfect when you want to do a discrete fall outfit. It has no abrupt line, simply long extensions to the end and a central part to hold it appropriately and symmetric. The espresso brown is deep, glossy, and totally timeless.
The key here is health. If you’re going for shine, work in a hair oil while it’s damp (Briogeo’s Farewell Frizz Rosehip Oil is weightless and smells incredible). Breakage will be also avoided through a weekly protein treatment.
Somewhere in this style I see post-summer refreshing-its-journal version, when you need everything clean, fresh, easy to care of. Then you put on a pair of gold hoops, your own favorite pair of jeans and all you need to do is to look finished.
This mid-length bob is the right style when you are not prepared to really chop off everything but you would like to have a change.
Air-Dried Waves with Tonal Brunette Color
This is what happens when effortless meets elevated. Waves are slight, and directional, not beachy, not curled, but slightly tossed. The shade is a deep brunette that has cocoa ribbons throughout the ends making it have a motion that catches the lights but you are not hollering at the hills you have highlights.
Styling tip? Mostly air dry- and then with a curling iron do some strands around reversed directions. To finish off, apply a little of Amika Undone Texture Spray to add texture without making the hair stiff.
It is such an effortless, (I did not even attempt it, yet I look so good) cut that out fall we all pursue. Particularly, as the weather begins to play along, and the air gives to it own spring.
It’s a look for candlelit dinners, weekend gallery strolls, and cozy coffee runs. Barely any texture so it could become an object of interest, yet absolutely wearable daily.
Silky Parted Classic with Hidden Depth
Totally parted bob with slick sides that touch the shoulders, the cut is classic-leaning, yet there is more than just that. The under layers are tediously gradated, indulging secret lift and lift, and the brownish-colored chocolate base is disrupted with micro-thin highlights of amber. It is sumptuous, three-dimensional and looks great on almost every skin color.
To keep the part in place and the strands super shiny, use a flat iron followed by a shine mist (Color Wow Extra Mist-ical Shine Spray is literal magic). Don’t forget a thermal protectant!
What makes this cut feel special is the balance. It is a little sharp, not austere, bright, but not plan and at the same time, very sophisticated without making you look old. When one of my favorite stylists complained, once, that there was power in a clean line, no one doubted it, because this cut is a proof.
If you’re craving something that quietly commands attention, this is the one.
Freckled Texture with Organic Softness
This look is for the romantics. This bob is gently waved and layered with little bit of layering; that is the sort of haircut that allows the texture to be what it is. What makes it come alive is the manner in which the face is framed drawing the right amount of softness. No sharp edge, no rough boundary, but relaxation. It is hush-hush fall morning with a cup of oat latte.
Low-maintenance is the name of the game here. Use a curl cream (try Innersense Quiet Calm Curl Control) and scrunch — that’s it. It will dry into those bendy bits quite naturally, particularly when you air dry or diffuse.
There’s something personal about this bob. It is not slick, it is not even hugely stylized, but it is appropriate. It brings up memories of leisurely Saturdays, and extended messages with a person that you begin to love.
You are down to earth, sexy/sexy, and a little bit messy this fall– you may just find the romance of your dreams here.
Light Layered Ends with Natural Warmth
Here’s the bob that whispers grace and softness. It is sited just under the chin, the tips are slightly beveled, the natural shades of the brown is integrated with the faintest hints of auburn. It has a modest beauty all its own -spotless, square-shouldered without being severe. It is cut perfectly down the middle, so it frames the face the way that does not conceal features, but rather accentuates.
This one’s incredibly low-maintenance, but I like to keep a shine spray on hand (like IGK’s Good Behavior) to make the natural color glow under golden fall light. It also is a cut that does so well with trimming it up to maintain that chic shape.
I have always viewed this sort of style as the low key power play bob that is not over the top, but is turning heads anyway. It can both replace a Monday Zoom session and an easy and leisurely wine night.
If you’re someone who values simplicity but still wants something polished, this one has your name on it.
Soft Baby Fringe with Light Golden Blonde
It is sunny, outspoken, and adds some touch of humor softness to fall. The fringe is light-as-a feather in a doll-ish way but not stiff in the least, but rather romantic and soft. The golden blonde color makes the skin warm, but the light waves are airy enough to make it modern.
To make this one not go blunt, I suggest using R+co Dallas thickening spray and diffuser in case of working with natural wave. All you should do is bump the bangs with a flat iron nice and fast.
I think there is something in this appearance that makes me think of morning sun and warm cafes. It is a lay that is sexy but soft, but the waves play with the fringe with a sense of sharpness.
I always find that bangs are a pretty safe entry point to all of the experience, so if you never tried them and feel a bit flirtatious give them a chance (they will be soft, flattering and, of course, easy to style).
Playful Movement with Shattered Ends
It is more of a controlled chaos, a combination of piecey and uneven layers with natural and slightly wavy hair which gives it a movement during the whole day. The bangs are shag-like, with the middle parted a little and they merge with the rest of the cut very beautifully. It works great with medium to thick hair, and it compliments a cozy fall outfit of turtlenecks and oversized knits so well.
Products? Give the Hairstory Undressed Texture Spray a whirl, as it adds grip and texture to that vacation hair, but just enough hold. The bangs may require a fast touchup in the morning but, in fact, it looks better a bit out of shape.
And I have always think this type of bob is reserved to the girls that are not so into perfect. It has a good appearance when set out on your errands plus it appears better when you are dancing at a rooftop party. It provides action, personality, and you have a sense of constantly being in motion.
When your vibe this season is non-committal or one big exhaustive sigh, you just found your cut.
Polished Curve with Minimalist Drama
The bob to wear when you want something shop-sophisticated – and not too precious. The finishing of the sharp ends as well as the straight structure is cushioned by the inner turn to the jaw thus flattering any face shape. The shade is a rich espresso black, the light is reflected in most dramatic manner when the style is sleek.
To get that reflection, then the GHD Rise Volumizing Hot Brush and apply Perfect Coat on it by Color Wow. It will be able to protect against humidity, and it will have edges looking fresh days after days.
I always refer to this bob as modern muse energy someone who oversees in a subtle manner but will always be the best dressed in the room. It’s minimalist, but not forgettable. And there’s power in that.
And in case you have in your wardrobe only the neat shirts, actualizing knits, or vivid jewels, this haircut can serve you as the most appropriate decoration.
Layered Swing with Buttery Balayage
This is fall wrapped in dimension. It is a dense haircut filled with internal layers, which gives bounce and swing, and the balayage is simply beautiful a combination of golden and honey shades into a dark blonde base. The bangs? Airy and spiraled on the sides, adding dynamics and femininity to the eyes.
A lightweight volumizing mousse (like Amika Plus Size) and a large round brush will bring those layers to life. When you dye your hair definitely use a color safe shampoo that has no sulfates as they destroy the walls and rinse away those warm honey tones.
The moment that I can see this style, it reminds me of outerwear that is crisp and my hands in my pockets. It is animated, finely textured and with a dash of 70s coolness.
When you are into golden colors and searching something that would go with scarves, coats, and everything that is so pumpkin- spice, this is the one that is begging to be yours.
Contrast-Ribbon Layers with Polished Density
It is the bobs cut of the golden-hour filter, full-bodied, textured and with high-contrast ribboning highlights to grab the light on every twist. The thickness at the crown provides height without appearing old fashioned and the smooth line along the face of the jawline is pleasantly breaking the line. The warm brown foundation of the color has caramel and honey stripes, which adds a 3-D effect to it ideally suited to fall tones of gold.
My trick on maintaining those ribbons shiny and apart would be to apply smoothing balm like KMS Tame Frizz before blow-drying using a round brush. And make no mistake, never forego heat protection these tones are worth keeping bright.
The most stunning aspect of this bob in my opinion is that it is so dimensional yet not fussy. It can be worn down and dusted off with a very small amount of texture or it can be fluffed, it has that lovely place of coziness and glamour.
When your autumn wardrobe is all puffy suede jackets, thick brows and some bling sound accessory wise, she is your girl.
Delicate Curtain Bob with Feathered Bangs
This bob falls just below the cheekbones and gives a feathered feeling of lightness that makes it appear romantic and clean. The hairstyle is very feminine and wild with bangs in a split curtain that barely covers the brow. It is chocolate-black and quite glossy because of the color and the slight undercut creates the illusion of thicker hair, which is perfect especially in case of finer hair that requires some extra volume.
Maintenance is low — just use a lightweight cream like L’Oréal Elvive Dream Lengths No Haircut Cream to keep the softness and prevent split ends. This type of bangs adores a mini flat iron and a bit of dry shampoo in the middle of the week.
I love that the shape of the frame frames and never conceals the face. It is a piece of art- you imagine yourself sipping a cup of coffee in a small cafe with old paperback and red lips. And yes, it photographs beautifully in warm indoor light.
In case you have set up your fall inspiration board with words such as clean girl, classic, or even whisper-core, then this qualifies as a frontrunner.
Flipped Ends with Wispy Mid-Bangs
Here’s where retro elegance meets modern edge. The hair style is medium in length, gently layered down and has a bit of outer flipping on ends. They are simply bangs, which are cut on the line of the pupils and feel soft and moving. The light brown shade makes it season fitting without the need to do much talking when it comes to the shape it has.
A heat protectant and a flat iron with rounded edges is what you will need I prefer T3 SinglePass StyleMax. After blow-drying, a velcro on the bangs provides that tousled arc that makes the entire look well put together.
It has a certain nostalgia to it, this is kind of the 90s, a little French. This is what I wore last November and I styled it with all-black attires and a plum lipstick. Each time I noticed a reflection I was a foot taller.
This goes the same way with your preferences: If you are a fan of cuts that come with their own personality, though you do not prefer anything loud, this provides it.
Angled Depth with Sleek Modern Finish
This bob is a power move. It is longer on the front and shorter in the back to produce that modern angle that immediately lengthens the neck and gives definition to the jawline. The ridiculous sleekness that makes it special is the insane smooth glass-like strands that lay without bulk on the chestnut-driven base.
Seal, don t sizzle, with a straightener: test the Dyson Corrale, and finally, apply a humidity-blocking spray, such as Sebastian Trilliant. Trust me, it’s worth every cent.
I would say it is the cut you get when you want to reinvent yourself. It feels crisp, confident, and unapologetic. This in particular, when affixed with minimalist clothing and a strong lip.
When you want to enter a room and you do not want to beg attention but just get it, the angled bob will provide.
Tousled Balayage Waves with a Side-Sweep
Why not end on such a perennial autumn winner as a floppy, springy bob with a balayage update? That style delivers large seasonal energy the unkempt waves, the goldish tones around the sides of the face, and the care-free side-sweep creating body without bulk. The illumination is natural with buttery highlights that they are not brassy and fade into the lower part.
Toss this one around using a 1.25 inch curling iron and ensure that you rake your fingers through the curls -(never a brush). To get the shine and hold but not stiffness, I am using Amika Fluxus Touchable Hairspray.
What I love is how approachable this bob feels. It looks styled — but never overdone. You might as well go out to a brunch, a book club or even a job interview. It adapts. It shows up.
This is the cut of your dreams if your fall aesthetic is somewhere between cool but not too cool. It can get your through all of it, including the September flannel and your December holiday ensemble.
