Adding Volume to Fine Hair: Styling Ideas and Maintenance Tips for Flattering Inverted Bob Haircuts
If you’re looking for a new haircut that looks great on everyone, an inverted bob is the way to go. It’s got a bit of length in the back and layers in the front, so it’s flattering for just about any face shape. You can sport it with or without bangs, and you can keep it straight or add waves. There are so many ways to style this cut! It works best of medium-textured hair, so if you have fine or thick hair, ask your stylist how they’ll handle the cut to make sure it works well with your texture.
Naturally Wavy Inverted Bob Haircut
When you’re rocking a naturally curly inverted bob haircut, your bangs will most likely be longer than your length. The hair is cut in an inverted style; that means the front of the hair is shorter than the back.
The best way to achieve this look is with a proper haircut. A stylist can use layers, hard parts and texturizing products to give you volume at your roots and make sure that your ends are not too blunt or blunt at all.
Messy Side Bang Inverted Bob Haircut
- To get this look, reverse the part and brush the bangs to one side.
- Use a curling iron to create waves and add texture in your hair (you can also use a flatiron for this step).
- Comb through the waves with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to create a messy look.
- Finish with a texturizing spray which will help tame fly-aways and give you some grit without making your hair feel sticky or heavy!
Textured Waves Hairstyle
If you have thick hair and are looking for a stylish inverted bob haircut, then this is the one for you. The sides of this cut are short and the back has been left long to create an inverted bob. The top layers of hair have been textured into soft waves that frame your face perfectly. This hairstyle looks great with a deep side part or in its natural state with no part at all.
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