
Tucked Flipped Bob
A sleek, chin-length bob styled behind the ears with a sharp side part. The uniform lengths are polished flat against the head and terminate in a distinct outward flip.

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A chin-length bob with an asymmetrical silhouette, featuring one side tucked behind the ear and the other side cascading in loose, piecey waves. An off-center part and internal layering add significant body and movement throughout.
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This versatile cut is particularly flattering for heart, oval, and square face shapes, as the asymmetrical tuck and cascading side-swept waves help to soften a strong jawline and create a balanced facial profile. It is best suited for fine to medium hair densities where internal layering can generate necessary lift and body without the ends appearing too thin or wispy. Those with straight or slightly wavy natural textures will find this silhouette easiest to maintain, especially for individuals who enjoy a daily styling routine that involves products to define piecey texture.
Request a chin-length bob with a blunt perimeter that is point-cut at the ends for a soft, diffused finish rather than a sharp edge. Specifically ask for internal layering and slide-cutting through the mid-lengths to remove weight and encourage a piecey, lived-in texture that allows for an off-center parting. Emphasize that the length needs to be consistent enough to tuck behind the ear on one side while maintaining a voluminous, cascading effect on the opposite side.
Keep the silhouette sharp with professional trims every six to eight weeks to prevent the length from grazing the shoulders and losing its shape. Daily styling requires a texturizing spray or sea salt mist to define the waves, along with a light-hold pomade to keep the tucked side sleek and polished throughout the day.
Apply a small amount of medium-hold wax or a hidden bobby pin at the nape of the neck to secure the hair behind the ear, ensuring the asymmetrical look stays crisp.
Yes, the internal layering and point-cut ends prevent the hair from appearing too heavy or triangular when worn straight, though it will lack the signature volume of the waved version.
While possible, curly hair will require more length to compensate for shrinkage, and the stylist should use a curl-by-curl cutting technique to ensure the tucked side doesn't create excessive bulk.
A one-inch curling wand or a flat iron is ideal for creating loose, multidirectional bends, followed by using your fingers to break up the curls with a texturizing product.
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