Long Layers
Long • Low Maintenance
Long Layers keep the length below the collarbone and add face-framing layers.
Classic Bob
A classic bob is a one-length cut that ends at the jaw, with blunt ends and no layers, so the weight sits at the ends and the line stays sharp. It is also called a chin-length, jaw-length or blunt bob. It suits straight or slightly wavy hair and keeps its line for six to eight weeks.
- Short
- Straight, Wavy
- Low
The classic bob is cut to one length at the jawline so the weight sits at the ends and the line stays sharp. It works with a centre or soft side part and needs little daily styling. The shape holds for six to eight weeks.
Who it suits
- Straight or slightly wavy hair, fine to medium density
- Oval, heart and long faces
- People who want a low-effort cut with a clear shape
At the stylist
“A classic bob: one length at the jaw, blunt ends, no layers, with a soft centre part.”
How it grows out
Keeps its line for six to eight weeks, then becomes a lob.
Guides about this cut
Also searched as
chin-length bob · blunt bob · jaw-length bob
