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5 ways to wow with a bob

April 28, 2025

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Woman's World

Bobs are everywhere right now—and for good reason! They make hair look thicker, flatter everyone and come in many styles. Here, find the one that's best for you

- BY LAUREN STACHIW

5 ways to wow with a bob

Asymmetrical

“A slanted bob has such a fresh, youthful feel,” says celebrity hairstylist Kim Kimble. It removes some weight from heavy hair, giving strands extra bounce and movement.

■ WHAT TO ASK FOR: A bob that's slightly longer on one side than the other with choppy layers through the ends for added texture.

■ STYLE TIP: After styling hair, work a pea-sized amount of a lightweight smoothing hair serum, such as Color Wow Pop & Lock High Gloss Finish Serum (Sephora.com), from mid-lengths to ends. This tames frizz and flyaways and locks in shine, so the cut's sleek, angled shape stays looking sharp from day to night.

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Adding layers through the mid-lengths and ends gives a bob incredible bounce and body. Plus, these soft, graduated layers frame the face beautifully, making your features the star of the show.

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