Men's haircut Bob

The haircut originated in the 20th century under the leadership of the French hairdresser Antoine De Pari. It was mostly female and in demand only among the fairer sex. But in recent decades, demand among men has been growing, and now it can be confidently said that “Bob” is also a men's haircut. The fashion for this style began to appear among pop singers, movie actors, and social fashionistas. Over time, the haircut gained popularity among ordinary people and became part of any barber's “menu”!

Key points If you are not into fashion, at first glance you might think that this haircut is the result of careless attitude to your hair, because “Bob” is medium-length hair, a voluminous crown, and bangs and temples in chaotic disorder, in one word, as if you forgot to comb after sleep. This very effect should be a distinctive feature. The disorder created by the master's hand gives you the image of an elegant rebel.

Experiments in the field of style divide haircuts into 5 types

• Short

The nape is shaved, bangs reach the eyebrows . The temples in this execution are pointed and hang down to the chin . The overall picture is the effect of a cap. This option is for teenagers.

• Asymmetrical

The name says it all. Variety in the haircut’s looks in the shape and position of the bangs. In this execution, it is slanted, asymmetrical.

• Careless

The appearance is created by the effect of a gust of wind, hair neatly tousled. Such a result can be achieved only with professional styling and arranging.

• Symmetrical

Suitable for long hair. Bangs are divided into two parts by a parting in the middle of the head. This option is either a result of creative style or a reluctance to trim the bangs.

• Straight

As in all variants of “Bob,” the key factor is the bangs. Here they are straight , fall below the eyebrows and go to the side.

To maintain the shape of the haircut, barbers at Lumberjack Barberhouse recommend visiting the barber at least 2-3 times a month, depending on the hair growth rate.

The advantages of this haircut include a stylish look, probably that’s where they end. Because maintaining such an image requires frequent visits to barbers, constant care, and styling. The haircut is ideal for owners of oval faces and pointed noses. For the best visual effect, it is desirable to have thick hair, but thin hair can be styled under “Bob” using volume-enhancing products. People with curly hair are better off without this haircut. For all lovers of style mixed with disorder!