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.
Women Hairstyles
Structured Medium Bob
A sophisticated medium-length bob featuring clean, straight lines and a subtle inward curve at the ends.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Structured Medium Bob look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
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About the Structured Medium Bob for Women
Who it suits
This silhouette is most successful on those with straight or fine hair textures that can hold a crisp, geometric line without excessive bulk. It beautifully complements oval, heart, and long face shapes by providing a strong horizontal element that balances facial proportions. While it demands regular styling, it is perfect for anyone seeking a high-polish, sophisticated look that emphasizes the health and shine of the hair.
How to ask for it
Ask for a blunt, medium-length bob that hits between the jaw and the shoulders with a perfectly horizontal weight line. Request that the perimeter be cut with high tension for maximum precision, incorporating a slight bevel at the ends through internal graduation. Specify that you want a solid, one-length appearance without any visible surface layers to maintain the architectural integrity of the shape.
Upkeep & styling
To keep the lines sharp and the length from hitting the shoulders and flipping, schedule a trim every six weeks. You will need a high-quality flat iron or a round brush to set the inward curve and a lightweight heat protectant to maintain a smooth, glass-like surface.
Structured Medium Bob — frequently asked questions
Can this bob work on naturally curly hair?
This specific structured version is designed for straight textures; on curls, it becomes a triangular shape unless significant internal thinning and layering are added, which changes the style's core geometry.
How do I stop the ends from flipping outward?
Use a medium-sized round brush while blow-drying, rotating the brush inward at the ends, and ensure your stylist uses an under-cutting technique to keep the inner hair shorter than the top layer.
Is this cut suitable for thick hair?
Yes, but it requires the stylist to remove weight from the interior using channeling or thinning shears so the bob does not look too bulky or helmet-like at the bottom.
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The Kitty Cut
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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.