
Outward Flipped Bob
A polished jaw-length bob styled with a deep side part and a smooth diagonal sweep across the brow. The ends are structured into curls that flip outward away from the neck.

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This jaw-length bob is defined by a deep side part that creates dramatic lift at the top, featuring soft loose waves and long side-swept bangs.
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This cut is exceptionally flattering for oval, heart, and square face shapes, as the asymmetrical volume and soft waves help to balance and soften the jawline. It works best for individuals with fine to medium hair density who desire more body, as the deep side part creates immediate lift that prevents the hair from looking flat at the roots. Those with a natural slight wave will find it easiest to style, though it is accessible to anyone with straighter hair who is willing to use a heat tool for texture.
Ask for a structured, jaw-length bob with a blunt perimeter and subtle internal layering to reduce bulk while maintaining a thick appearance at the ends. Emphasize that you need a deep side part to create significant volume at the crown and long, side-swept bangs that graze the cheekbone and blend into the length. Request a point-cut finish to add texture to the waves, ensuring the style feels airy and mobile rather than heavy or stiff throughout the daily wear.
To keep the jaw-line length and the bangs in check, you will need a professional trim every 6 to 8 weeks. Daily styling involves using a volumizing product at the roots and a curling wand or sea salt spray to maintain the loose, airy wave pattern that gives the cut its name.
Use a dry texture spray or a light-hold volumizing powder at the roots once the hair is dry to prevent the deep part from falling flat.
Yes, but your stylist must use internal thinning techniques or ghost layers to prevent the bob from becoming too wide or bulky at the jawline.
If you have natural texture, a sea salt spray and air-drying may suffice, but a medium-barrel wand is recommended for those with straighter hair to achieve the specific soft wave look.
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