Bob haircuts are ugly!

Anonymous
What are the parameters we're talking about? Like what is the length limit?
Anonymous
I think Melania would look much better with a bob.
Anonymous
UUUGGGGLLLLYYYYYYYY!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think it totally depends on hair texture. Nice straight shiny hair looks beautiful and very current. I think it's the women with course or wavy/ frizzy hair who get the bob - going for the chic sophisticated look you can only get with straight shiny hair. It goes off the rails- frizzy and hair looks big. I know bc I have the wavy/ frizzy hair and have had a love/hate relationships with bobs for years. I finally grew it long and the waves are MUcH more manageable and i can control the frizz a lot easier


It's totally true !
Bob nice hairstylezz on straight hair, but even with straight hair bobs are hard to maintain I’d go with a straight across bob on the longer side grazing your shoulders . keep the layers long if any. Mine keeps growing out and i have to get shape ups often im trying to grow out the layers now and went for a trim and they layered it all up again.
Anonymous
Yes - I have the wrong hair type for that cut, but it's forced into my head whether I pay big money or go to supercuts. There must be a video or something. It must sell a lot of product. They're hideous and I don't know a single woman who likes her hair right now. But we have no choice. It's what you get even if you say oh please no don't do that.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not if they're done well. Look at Julie Andrews in the Sound of Music. Absolutely stunning.


Um, her hair is AWFUL in this movie. She just happens to be a classic beauty.


A classic beauty with lifelong awful hair. Thus, she's had the same short hairstyle her entire career.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Bobs FTW.

Long, limp do-nothing hair that you're afraid to cut because you've had it since your 20s? So out.


+1. I see tons of women in DC in their mid30-40 with long hair who don't realize how bad and unhealthy it is looking.


It's about what works for you, not your age. I'm 40 with long hair w/ layers. I have thick, course, Asian hair that needs the length to keep the volume down and prevent it from looking like a mushroom. My hair would be more high maintenance if I cut it short.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think it totally depends on hair texture. Nice straight shiny hair looks beautiful and very current. I think it's the women with course or wavy/ frizzy hair who get the bob - going for the chic sophisticated look you can only get with straight shiny hair. It goes off the rails- frizzy and hair looks big. I know bc I have the wavy/ frizzy hair and have had a love/hate relationships with bobs for years. I finally grew it long and the waves are MUcH more manageable and i can control the frizz a lot easier


It's totally true !
Bob nice hairstylezz on straight hair, but even with straight hair bobs are hard to maintain I’d go with a straight across bob on the longer side grazing your shoulders . keep the layers long if any. Mine keeps growing out and i have to get shape ups often im trying to grow out the layers now and went for a trim and they layered it all up again.


I see this hair and I think:

LuLa Roe

Those dumb print-able signs that say things like "But First, Coffee"

Square-tip, acrylic or gel French manicures and (shudder) French pedicures

"Small but meaningful and tasteful" (right) tattoos
Anonymous
No one over 40 looks good with long hair. (Exception - a few actresses and models who have a team of stylists with them all the time.) Very short hair can look severe and ages most women. There are so many varieties of “the Bob”. I get tons of compliments on mine. Strangers stop me and ask for my stylists name. My hair hits just above my shoulders. It’s a layered (not stacked) bob. Long layers throughout. My hair falls naturally into place because my stylist is fantastic. It takes me less than 10 minutes to blow it out.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No one over 40 looks good with long hair. (Exception - a few actresses and models who have a team of stylists with them all the time.) Very short hair can look severe and ages most women. There are so many varieties of “the Bob”. I get tons of compliments on mine. Strangers stop me and ask for my stylists name. My hair hits just above my shoulders. It’s a layered (not stacked) bob. Long layers throughout. My hair falls naturally into place because my stylist is fantastic. It takes me less than 10 minutes to blow it out.


You deserve a medal.

Some people prefer their hair long. So? Maybe they look at you and think "No one over 40 looks good with short hair". And maybe you don't look as good as you think you do. Just because you can't wear long hair, does not mean the same is true for everyone. Grow up.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No one over 40 looks good with long hair. (Exception - a few actresses and models who have a team of stylists with them all the time.) Very short hair can look severe and ages most women. There are so many varieties of “the Bob”. I get tons of compliments on mine. Strangers stop me and ask for my stylists name. My hair hits just above my shoulders. It’s a layered (not stacked) bob. Long layers throughout. My hair falls naturally into place because my stylist is fantastic. It takes me less than 10 minutes to blow it out.


Well, I actually know many women over 40 with long hair, and they look great. My Iranian friend with long wavy hair is 42 and she looks fabulous. My Vietnamese friend who is 43 rocks straight med-long hair. It really depends on the person. I have long, wavy hair and I'm in my 40s. I can't have hair above my shoulders without looking like a mushroom. Wish I could but the texture of my hair just doesn't work that way. Every hair stylist that I've been to all say I look better with longer hair.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not if they're done well. Look at Julie Andrews in the Sound of Music. Absolutely stunning.


Um, her hair is AWFUL in this movie. She just happens to be a classic beauty.


A classic beauty with lifelong awful hair. Thus, she's had the same short hairstyle her entire career.


Huh. Julie andrews never had long hair?
I am (unfortunately) prejudiced that long hair = beauty and Julie Andrews with long hair would be like Kristin Bell. Soooo pretty.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think it totally depends on hair texture. Nice straight shiny hair looks beautiful and very current. I think it's the women with course or wavy/ frizzy hair who get the bob - going for the chic sophisticated look you can only get with straight shiny hair. It goes off the rails- frizzy and hair looks big. I know bc I have the wavy/ frizzy hair and have had a love/hate relationships with bobs for years. I finally grew it long and the waves are MUcH more manageable and i can control the frizz a lot easier


It's totally true !
Bob nice hairstylezz on straight hair, but even with straight hair bobs are hard to maintain I’d go with a straight across bob on the longer side grazing your shoulders . keep the layers long if any. Mine keeps growing out and i have to get shape ups often im trying to grow out the layers now and went for a trim and they layered it all up again.


MOM HAIR
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think it totally depends on hair texture. Nice straight shiny hair looks beautiful and very current. I think it's the women with course or wavy/ frizzy hair who get the bob - going for the chic sophisticated look you can only get with straight shiny hair. It goes off the rails- frizzy and hair looks big. I know bc I have the wavy/ frizzy hair and have had a love/hate relationships with bobs for years. I finally grew it long and the waves are MUcH more manageable and i can control the frizz a lot easier


It's totally true !
Bob nice hairstylezz on straight hair, but even with straight hair bobs are hard to maintain I’d go with a straight across bob on the longer side grazing your shoulders . keep the layers long if any. Mine keeps growing out and i have to get shape ups often im trying to grow out the layers now and went for a trim and they layered it all up again.


I see this hair and I think:

LuLa Roe

Those dumb print-able signs that say things like "But First, Coffee"

Square-tip, acrylic or gel French manicures and (shudder) French pedicures

"Small but meaningful and tasteful" (right) tattoos


Nailed it!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think it totally depends on hair texture. Nice straight shiny hair looks beautiful and very current. I think it's the women with course or wavy/ frizzy hair who get the bob - going for the chic sophisticated look you can only get with straight shiny hair. It goes off the rails- frizzy and hair looks big. I know bc I have the wavy/ frizzy hair and have had a love/hate relationships with bobs for years. I finally grew it long and the waves are MUcH more manageable and i can control the frizz a lot easier


It's totally true !
Bob nice hairstylezz on straight hair, but even with straight hair bobs are hard to maintain I’d go with a straight across bob on the longer side grazing your shoulders . keep the layers long if any. Mine keeps growing out and i have to get shape ups often im trying to grow out the layers now and went for a trim and they layered it all up again.


I see this hair and I think:

LuLa Roe

Those dumb print-able signs that say things like "But First, Coffee"

Square-tip, acrylic or gel French manicures and (shudder) French pedicures

"Small but meaningful and tasteful" (right) tattoos


Hit the nail right on the head! But first, coffee.
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