The classic bob cut for women has been in fashion for decades now. It continues to vary in style from generation to generation, the latest being an inverted bob with bangs.

On one hand, where women boldly opt for getting a bob cut, a few others decide for a bob with bangs. Let’s delve into the details of what an inverted bob is and how it can be styled with bangs.

How to Cut An Inverted Bob

Cutting your own hair into an inverted bob is much easier than it seems. With this method, you can even give another girl a haircut of bob! All you need is a tail comb and a pair of scissors. Start off by brushing your hair smooth and even out all knots.

Place all your hair linearly in between your fore and middle fingers. Twist so that your straight hair is now bent into a twisted pony of a sort with your two fingers in place of a hair tie. Cut your hair horizontally below your finger according to your preferred length, and then release.

Voila! Your inverted bob cut is ready! It is longer at the ends and shorter in the middle. This cut maybe a little raw and you might want to even out the stray hair falling out of place.

What Is The Basic Idea of Styling Bangs on Inverted Bob

The idea of combining bangs with a bob cut stems from the fact that women need a little hair to flaunt and boast. A bob cut doesn’t give you much room to twirl and sway your hair around. It has its own perks, however. It is super convenient, stylish, and trendy. It gives out a young and adventurous vibe.

Having said that, bangs on an inverted bob cut ensures that you can still sway your hair around and flaunt it as much as you can even when the rest f your hair stays in place.

Bangs also accentuate your facial features bringing attention to your stronger ones and adding a little volume to your face. Many women who avoid getting a pixie cut can play around with a bob and side bangs in order to spice up their hairdo.