This chic look is a lovely razor-cut bob hair with smoothly-textured ends and undercutting along the sides and nape sections of the perimeter.

 There is no definitive fringe, and the short hair is parted on the left side and cut to maintain the dominant and passive sides. The hair’s golden blonde tone is intricately threaded through with micro-thin highlights of pale beige.

The thick bangs on the eyebrows defines the eyes. Deep ash brown destructured with a few cocoa veils. Natural styling with fingers, after application of Franck Provost styling foam to enhance the volume of this bob hairstyle.

Sophistication comes in many hair colors and muted platinum beige turns heads when the hairstyle is exceptional like the one we see in the photo.

Beginning with a smooth side part and skirting around the nape area, we discover it is clipped up close and evolves into a bob hairstyle and begins to slant down the side outlining the jawline. Straightening gel will assist with this look.

Short curly bob with a long side fringe in a nostalgic style with curly, vaporous tips. The look is girlish and natural. 
A lot of volume and texture.

At first glance, the geometric, exact haircut seems a little reserved and chaste, but very determined!

The subdued charm of the woman only appears little by little – explosive femininity with time fuse. A hairstyle for women with classic-architectonic features.

The bob hair is cut with an angled line toward the front using a razor-tool for texturing and is styled for smoothness. The look is likely achieved through the use of a blow-dryer and flat paddle brush with a light styling product and smoothing serum.

Additional pass with a flat iron will give a glossy finish. This is a great look for a woman with medium- or fine-textured straight hair types.

This boyish short hairstyle with the ultra-long forelock brings to mind those daring dos of that era. Super-short sides are cut to clipper-precise lengths and the perimeter follows the natural hairline with the feminine patterning traditionally used in short women’s haircuts. The fringe of this short hair is meant to act as a foil to the rest of the style, giving movement and some versatility to the look.

This short bob hairstyle  is brought into the new century by an asymmetrical fringe cut to break up the otherwise bowl-shaped mop-top cut. The angled fringe creates a pie-slice wedge revealing the face in a peek-a-boo effect styled with a side part and smooth, clean edges. The overall of this hair effect is one of a soft, but defined look.

This smoothly-rounded short bob hairstyle features an elongated and angled forelock in the fringe area as a key styling element. With a perimeter cutting line that follows the bottoms of the ears and curves down and gently cradles the nape of the neck. Adding visual excitement to an otherwise simple hairstyle is a splash of bold highlights in a fuchsia-pink all along the forelocks.

A variegation of warm blondes magnifies the smooth touch on this layered short hairstyle. The top of this short hair is arranged smoothly over one brow while flowing to the side. There are poufs on the sides of this short hair with small wisps tapping the face. Light styling spray will insure this short hairstyle as you blow dry. The back of this short hair is clipped up and out of sight.

The bob haircut is like a revelation for women with short hair. Worn wild or straight and with vivacious styling it can be changed and made fit for every occasion. The wild side of the bob hair is easy to do: shape hair with a large round brush. Work out some of the strands with Pearlshine gel by keranelle and pull the fringes into the faces forming fringes.

This bob hairstyle is all about clean, straight lines and smooth, sharp angles. The bob hair should be blown-out straight with a flat brush and plied with protective products and smoothing serum.

While shine enhancers will give the bob hair the glossy sheen that enhances the color of the hair, the dry hair can be passed through a flat iron to give crispness to the finish.