Piecey Flicked Shag
A neck-length shag defined by a voluminous rounded crown and multiple jagged layers that end in sharp, outward-pointing tips. Wispy, center-parted bangs blend into face-framing strands for a windswept, piecey texture.
Women Hairstyles
Outward Flipped Bob Haircut for Women
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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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About the Outward Flipped Bob for Women
Who it suits
This structured cut is ideal for oval, heart, and square face shapes, as the outward-flipped ends help balance the jawline and add width to the lower half of the face. It performs best on straight or slightly wavy hair with fine to medium density, as very thick or curly hair may struggle to maintain the precise flicked-out shape. This style suits those who enjoy a polished, vintage-inspired look and are willing to spend time with heat tools for daily refinement.
How to ask for it
Request a blunt, jaw-length bob with minimal internal layering to preserve the weight needed for the flip. Ask for a deep side part that creates a smooth, diagonal sweep across the forehead, blending seamlessly into the lengths. Specify that the perimeter should be cut straight across so that the ends can be heat-styled into a sharp, uniform outward curl away from the neck.
Upkeep & styling
Expect to visit the salon every six to eight weeks to maintain the precise jaw-line length and blunt edges. Daily styling requires a round brush or a medium-barrel curling iron to set the outward flip, followed by a flexible-hold hairspray to ensure the structure remains intact throughout the day.
Outward Flipped Bob — frequently asked questions
Can this cut work for someone with very thick hair?
Yes, but your stylist will need to remove bulk from the underside using thinning shears to ensure the outward flip does not become too heavy or lose its definition and bounce.
How do I stop the outward flip from falling flat during the day?
Applying a volumizing mousse to damp hair before blow-drying and finishing with a firm-hold hairspray is essential for maintaining the structural curve of the ends throughout the day.
Is a deep side part mandatory for this specific bob style?
While the deep side part provides the signature asymmetrical sweep, the outward flip can be adapted to a center part if you prefer a more symmetrical and modern aesthetic.
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