Trendy, versatile and comfortable, the long bob is a cut that suits all faces. Here are the best hair looks to copy
It is the coolest cut of the moment. Easy to wear and manage, it looks good on all types of faces. The stars and influencers who elected it as the best hair look of 2017 know this well. Do you want to show off a long bob too? Follow our advice.
A helmet for every face and hair
The most suitable faces to show off a long bob are oval, triangular and rectangular ones that can camouflage the most angular features by choosing a cut that is neither too long nor too short. Those who, on the other hand, have a round or square face, would do well to choose a long scaled, wavy or curly bob. The layered cut is also recommended when the hair is thin, precisely because it gives more volume to the hairdo. In this case, also prefer a tuft with even fringe that covers the forehead.
Because we like the long bob
Because we can change it from time to time: smooth the night before, it becomes wavy if dried with ad hoc products. And, even if the hair is not perfectly in order, it does not lose any of its glamor. The long bob can hide some face flaws and, in any case, perfectly frames any face. Versatile, strategic and cool: what are you waiting for to try it?
Look at our gallery with the selection of best long helmets sported by stars and influencers and let yourself be inspired.
Long bob: the best cuts of stars and influencers
Spaghetti effect straight hair for actress Felicity Jones. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesAmong the lob fans is Cara Delevingne who prefers it with a long tuft moved to the side. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesArizona Muse chooses a wavy and fluffy helmet: it is the most popular look for street style enthusiasts.Central line and wavy lengths enlivened by light blond brushstrokes for Candela.A retro wave bob for Jessica Chastain. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesThe choppy bob is Alexa Chung's signature hair look. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesWith regrowth in evidence for Emma Roberts. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesDiletta Bonaiuti sports a tuft worked to give more volume to the hairdo.A very basic cut for Ellen Page who opts for a light balayage. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesFor Eleonora Carisi the long bob must always be wavy and with a vintage elegance. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesLong and wavy bob also for Emilia Clarke. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesIf you have naturally wavy hair, choose Jenna Dewan Tatum's style. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesTextured tips for Jennifer Lawrence's bob. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesVery rigorous and precise, the hairstyle that Emma Stone has chosen knows how to enhance her beautiful features. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesFor those with a triangular face like Kate Mara, the best solution is a medium bob with scaled lengths that break the geometry of the face. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesA very light pink bob, that of Irene Kim, which certainly does not go unnoticed.Beach waves with a light balayage for Lilly Collins. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesMessy effect for Lucy Hale's hair look. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesMargot Robbie's cut is very elegant and refined. Credits ph.: Getty ImagesNicole Warne's wavy long bob is simple and chic at the same time.Sarah Hyland also chooses a medium layered cut, the best solution for those with a round or square face. Credits ph.: Getty Images
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