Speaking of an asymmetrical bob with bangs, this style is quite trendy and in fashion these days. It is very similar to a standard bob cut, the only difference being that one side of the bob is slightly longer than the other.

The back of this hairstyle only sports a blunt bob cut. Because of its unusual, funky, and irregular setting, the asymmetrical bob is often referred to as “Work at the back and party at the front.”

Trendy Asymmetrical Bob with Bangs

Let’s delve more into the details of how the asymmetrical bob can be styled and what are the different hairdos you can make to flatter this look.

1. Asymmetrical Long Bob with Bangs

If you are hesitant to try the bob, a lob is the answer. A wavy, curly, shaggy lob is just the right way to go. It will even help you make up your mind whether you want to chop off a few more layers to make a proper bob.

Long asymmetrical bob with side bangs is one of the prettiest and most versatile looks for a girl with mid-length hair, and you’ll soon be turning heads in your direction.

2. Bob with An Undercut and Bangs

A pixie cut is not just in trend with the likes of the current generation, but also super stylish and comfortable as well. Add to it an asymmetric bob on the side with an undercut on the other, and you have an asymmetric pixie bob ready.

Even better, a few bangs on the side of your long bob will take the aesthetic appeal of this style a couple of notches higher. You may even go a step further by making a tattoo on the side so as to avoid your undercut looking plain and boring.

3. Asymmetrical Short A-Line Bob with Bangs

A-line and an asymmetrical bob are two amazing independent hairstyles. But for a more outgoing and extra look, create a hybrid of the two and pair it up with extra-long bangs.

The overall look is pretty with an asymmetrical bob with bangs and is quite recommended for girls with fine hair looking to add some volume to their bangs.