What Is A Slob?
A portmanteau of “slick” and “bob”, the “slob” – despite what its nickname might suggest – is sharp in shape, but isn’t too precisely cut. It’s less choppy than other bobs that become popular in recent years. It is all one length, has no shape at the front and it’s sort of sliced into. It’s just a really simple cut, and shouldn’t look like it’s been styled or cut in any way.
A beautiful and chic creamy blonde A-line long bob with side parting is always a chic idea that works.
A beautiful cold brunette long bob with an ombre effect with a blonde shade and central part is very sleek and elegant.
A black slob with a blonde money piece is a remarkable and contrasting idea to rock, it will refresh the face.
A blonde face-framing slob is a high fashion take on the classic bob, personalize the cut according to your face shape.
A blonde slob with sharp edges. a darker root and limp tresses is a lovely and bold idea to rock.
Hair Texture Matters
When it comes to hair texture, fine to medium hair that is straight to slightly wavy works best with the slob. However, if you have thicker hair or some curl, you may have to fight your natural texture to stay smooth and not too poofy.
A brown slob with feathred ends will work for any type of hair and is a very versatile haircut.
A chic blonde slob with sharp edges but a soft color is a gorgeous face-framing hairstyle.
A chic blunt bob with a brown root and blonde balayage is a beautiful and catchy idea to try right now.
A chin-length vanilla blonde slob is a blunt and symmetrical cut, tuck one side behind your ear.
A classic black chin length bob with central part will never go out of style and perfectly shows the beauty of shiny locks.
Face Shape Considerations
Consider your face shape when getting a slob haircut. Think about what features you want to highlight and what features you want to diminish. For example, if you have a square face, cutting your hair to your jawline will accentuate that jawline. If you want more balance, opt for a little bit more length. If you have a rounder face, get a very soft angle to have more balance with the face shape. Since there are no layers, oval and heart face shapes have less to consider.
A classic dark brown slob is a cool idea that always works, a rich hue will catch an eye.
A dark brown layered collarbone bob with caramel highlights and essy part plus a bit of volume for more interest.
A dark-rooted slob is a lovely haircut wiht lots of depth, blunt edges for a sleek and cool look.
A fab and shiny black liquid bob with curtain bangs is a super hot idea to rock, it looks just amazing.
A liquid brown bob with side bangs, a voluminous root and central parting is a cool and bold idea.
A medium rounded slob for thick hair is a stylish and cool idea, and one-legnth layers make the line prominent.
How To Style A Slob?
Rough dry it, but aiming for a smooth finish, either using a straightening iron or an application of some styling cream or oil. The idea is to keep it very pure and simple.
A modern slob with invisible layers and an ombre effect is a very fresh and cool idea for a catchy look.
A pretty and modern mousy brown collarbone bob with rounded ends and middle part is a cool and catchy idea.
A refined and bold dark brunette A-line bob with much volume is a fantastic idea to wear anytime, it's always on.
A rich brown slob with face-framing highlights and caramel balayage is a lovely idea with volume.
A short blonde slob with a clean line and a strong visual impact is very easy to style.
A shoulder-length blonde slob with root smudge is a lovely idea for spring and summer due to the warm shade.
A shoulder-length blunt slob with slight blonde balayage and longer layers on top is a lovely idea.
A sleek effortless chin bob in black is a classic idea for any type of hair.
A super sleek dark brunette straightened midi bob with central part is a very cool and chic idea, which looks minimal.
