The Hush Cut
A soft, layered hairstyle originating from Korea that features wispy, face-framing layers and thin, tapered ends for a lightweight, airy feel.
Men Hairstyles
Side Swept Lob
A shoulder-grazing cut featuring soft, beachy waves and a heavy side-swept fringe for added movement and volume.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Side Swept Lob look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
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About the Side Swept Lob for Men
Who it suits
This shoulder-grazing cut is ideal for heart, oval, and square face shapes as the asymmetrical fringe softens the forehead and jawline. It works best for medium to high-density hair with a natural wave or straight texture that can hold a bend. Those looking for a balance between short-hair manageable volume and long-hair styling versatility will find this style highly accommodating for daily wear without requiring excessive salon visits.
How to ask for it
Request a long bob that sits right at the collarbone, incorporating long internal layers to reduce weight without losing the blunt perimeter. Specify a deep side parting with a heavy, cheekbone-length fringe that is point-cut for a soft, blended finish rather than a blunt line. Ask for texturized ends throughout the body of the hair to encourage movement and a piecey, beachy aesthetic when styled with heat or air-dried.
Upkeep & styling
Expect to visit the salon every six to eight weeks to keep the length from hitting the shoulders awkwardly and to refresh the weight distribution of the fringe. Daily styling requires a texturizing spray and a wide-barrel curling wand to define the waves, followed by a light-hold pomade to keep the side-swept section in place.
Side Swept Lob — frequently asked questions
Can I pull this off with fine hair?
Yes, the heavy side part creates an illusion of density at the roots, and the internal layers provide much-needed lift for thinner textures.
How do I style the fringe if it keeps falling in my eyes?
Using a round brush to blow-dry the fringe away from the face and setting it with a flexible-hold hairspray will keep the swoop secure and voluminous.
What happens when this cut grows out?
Since it is a medium-length style, it transitions easily into a standard long cut, though the fringe will eventually need to be pinned back or integrated into face-framing layers.
Related hairstyles
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The Kitty Cut
A softer, more sophisticated take on the wolf cut, featuring face-framing layers and rounded ends for a feline-inspired silhouette.
The Nebula Shag
A futuristic medium-length shag with choppy internal layers and face-framing micro-fringe, styled with a cosmic, airy texture.
Structured Waves
A medium cut characterized by high-volume roots and thick, structured S-pattern waves throughout the length. The silhouette is round and full.