Choppy Inverted Bob

A cute, short, and sassy hairstyle is the choppy inverted bob, made all the more stylish by the texturizing layers. They add a feminine touch to the haircut, which has sweeping dimensions framing the face. It’s also easy to style, and looks effortlessly windswept.

Wavy Inverted Bob

Sometimes it’s just best to ride the wave; with the wavy inverted bob, there’s an instant benefit of volume working alongside carefully cut edges and angles – the contrasting effect is beautiful. Whether it’s a natural or manufactured wave (think, sea salt spray or a curling iron), this haircut works well with relaxed flow and movement.

Inverted Bob For Fine Hair

Women with fine hair can rejoice: the inverted bob is also flattering for thinner hair, as long as the cut is shaped by a professional who knows how to customize the style to fit your needs. In order to make sure that this style maximizes your hair rather than magnifies its thinness, be sure to invest in regular dry shampoo use for added volume. A longer length, sans layers, and middle part optimize this look for fine haired ladies.

Inverted Bob with Side Bangs

If you have gorgeous cheek bones and other distinguished facial features, an inverted bob with side bangs is insanely flattering. This haircut has a soft and sweeping effect, which works to do two main things for you: first, it tends to add a feminine touch to frame your face, and second, it accentuates your strong features. It’s a very complementary look.

Short Stacked Inverted Bob

For an ultra-glam and contemporary haircut, the short stacked inverted bob is your go-to. A straight and slick approach is a luxurious look for modern women looking to stand out among the crowd. It’s a look for a powerful woman.

Blonde Inverted Bob

Sometimes the boost you need comes with a bit of color; try adding touches or even full amounts of blonde into your inverted bob. This look is playful, fashion-forward, and always trendy.