The short bob cut is a great choice for highlighting facial features. Want to know how to wear it? Fabien Giambona, hairstylist at L’Oréal Professionnel, shares all the details about this popular hairstyle.
Often ending at the ear or jawline, the short bob has gained popularity among celebrities. Beyoncé, Cara Delevingne, Margot Robbie and Caroline Receveur are some of the stars who have fallen in love with it. Seen on red carpets and adopted by the general public, the appeal of the short bob lies in its ability to improve and beautify facial features. Fabien Giambona enlightens us on how to adopt, maintain and add a touch of creativity to this cut.
Short Bob: Suitable Face Shapes
Are you considering the short bob but not sure if it suits your face shape? Rest assured, because this trendy cut is compatible with almost all face shapes. Fabien Giambona advises, “We should avoid it for round or square faces, which are better suited to a softer or angled square. »
Short Bob: Add a Unique Touch
A short bob is fantastic, but an original short bob is even better! Don’t be afraid to experiment with different hair textures. “The wet look, the curly effect or the nude wave effect are great options,” explains the hair expert.
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The wet look, a growing hair trend, involves slathering your hair with gel (on damp hair) to achieve a frozen look, as if you’ve just gotten out of the pool. This sophisticated style is perfect for special occasions or evenings out and remarkably simple to create.
To create the curly effect, use a small curling iron and loosen the curls with hair cream for a defined yet natural look.
For a soft and natural wavy hairstyle known as the nu wave effect, Fabien Giambona recommends using a hair straightener, notably the steampod 3.0. By wrapping your hair strands around the iron, both upside down and upside down, you can achieve beautiful waves. Then, run your fingers through your hair to relax the curls and achieve a successful “wavy” look.
When it comes to coloring, the colorist advises, “It is best to opt for natural effects with subtle highlights or even dare to experiment with color blocks like brown, copper, or Swedish blonde. »
Short Square: Maintenance Tips
Choosing a short bob means committing to visiting the hairdresser regularly for touch-ups or adjustments. Fabien Giambona suggests making an appointment every two months. Are you ready to embrace this trend?
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