A versatile, collarbone-grazing bob that provides the chicness of short hair with the styling versatility of long locks.
Biometric breakdown of how this haircut alters facial proportions and balance.
Falling past the chin to the collarbone creates an optical vertical line that slims cheeks.
Softens strong jaw corners when styled with loose waves.
Effortlessly elegant.
Adds weight below the jaw, balancing a broad forehead.
Pair with waves or curtain bangs to add width.
A 'long bob' (lob) rests between the chin and the collarbone. It can be cut blunt, asymmetrical (A-line), or with textured interior layers, making it universally adaptable to every facial structure.
Exact technical instructions so you get the haircut you actually want.
One-Sentence Barber Script
“Ask for a collarbone-length lob with soft internal layers and textured ends.”
Subtle long layers.
Slightly longer in the front than back (subtle A-line).
Face-framing layers starting below the chin.
The #1 most adaptable haircut in modern styling.
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Common questions on styling, hair types, and barber consultations.
Yes, a collarbone-length lob is long enough to pull back into a chic low ponytail, claw clip, or half-up bun.
A timeless, chin-length cut with a clean horizontal weight line that defines the jaw and neck.
Layers & ShagCascading layers cut progressively longer from the cheekbones or chin down to the ends.
Bangs & FringeSoft, face-framing fringe parted in the center that sweeps gently outward toward the cheekbones.
