Long Bob (Lob)
A versatile bob that hits just above the shoulders.
Women Hairstyles
Hush Cut
A soft Korean-style shag with face-framing layers and a wispy curtain fringe, falling around the jaw to the collarbone for an airy, lived-in shape.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Hush Cut look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
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About the Hush Cut for Women
Who it suits
This cut is exceptionally flattering for oval, heart, and square face shapes, as the face-framing layers soften the jawline and highlight the cheekbones. It performs best on hair with a straight to wavy texture and medium density, providing a lightweight feel without looking overly thin. Those who prefer a relaxed, effortless aesthetic will appreciate how the airy fringe balances facial proportions while requiring minimal daily intervention.
How to ask for it
Ask for a medium-length soft shag that falls between the jaw and collarbone, featuring heavy weight removal and interior layering for an airy, lived-in feel. Request seamless, feathered face-framing layers that begin around the cheekbones and a wispy, see-through curtain fringe that blends into the sides. Emphasize that you want the ends point-cut or razor-cut to avoid any blunt lines, ensuring the overall silhouette remains soft and movement-heavy.
Upkeep & styling
Expect to visit the salon every 8 to 12 weeks for a trim to maintain the delicate balance of the layers and prevent the wispy ends from looking frizzy. Daily styling is simple, typically requiring only a light texturizing spray or volumizing mousse to enhance the natural movement and a quick pass with a round brush on the fringe.
Hush Cut — frequently asked questions
How does a hush cut differ from a traditional wolf cut?
The hush cut is a more subtle, blended version of the wolf cut, prioritizing soft, seamless transitions over the aggressive, choppy layers and heavy crown volume seen in wolf styles.
Can this cut be achieved on very fine hair?
Yes, but your stylist must be careful with weight removal; too much thinning on fine hair can make the ends look stringy rather than airy, so internal layers are used to create the illusion of volume.
Will I need to style this every morning?
The body of the cut is designed for an effortless air-dry, but the wispy fringe usually requires a minute of styling with a hair roller or blow-dryer to keep it from lying flat against the forehead.
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Layered Sweep Bob
A shoulder-grazing bob enhanced with internal layers and a soft, side-oriented fringe.
Effortless Layers
This cut utilizes strategic interior layering to create an effortless, air-light wavy texture throughout the medium length. The ends are point-cut for a softer finish.
Medium Wavy Layers
A shoulder-length cut featuring soft, voluminous undulations and face-framing layers for a balanced silhouette.