Dido flip
The bob is the most reliable short cut in the book. A clean line just above or below the jaw frames the face, slims the neck, and reads as both classic and modern depending on how the ends are finished.
Each look is paired with notes on who it suits, how to style it, and how to keep it sharp between salon visits.
The bob is the most reliable short cut in the book. A clean line just above or below the jaw frames the face, slims the neck, and reads as both classic and modern depending on how the ends are finished.
Short layered cuts use graduated lengths to put weight where you want it and remove it where you don't. The result is volume on top, softness around the face, and a shape that grows out gracefully.
The shag is a heavily layered, slightly undone cut with a built-in fringe. It re-emerges every decade because it adds movement to flat hair and softens features without looking fussy.