Classic Bob Hairstyles

The seventies. An all-around exciting time for fashion, most notably haircuts and makeup. Bobs, bangs, plaits, and of course, mullets. So many styles to channel, some still popular today.

Many of the seventies style are still incredibly popular today, here are a few:

Sleek and straight:

You may have heard the story of women who used to iron their hair back in the seventies. Not a big deal, but they used a basic clothes iron to get the straightest, shiniest hair possible (not to mention, plenty of split ends). Sleek and straight hair has stuck around but thankfully, we can now use the most modern ceramic irons that’ll do the same without Click to continue…

A compromise between very long and very short, medium length haircuts can be easily pulled back into a stylish updo, or worn down in a flattering face-framing way. Medium haircuts are usually around shoulder-length, give or take an inch and with the right products, can be great for straight, wavy, and curly hair. Easier to care for than long hair and flattering for most face shapes, they’re a great choice for someone who wants to look polished for work and playful for fun. Usually, all you’ll need to do to make the work-to-play transition is add some pomade or wax, tousle, and go!

Versatility is the number one advantage of a mid-length hair cut. Straightening your curly hair or curling your straight hair will give you an instant change without much effort. Layers, bangs, and complementary color enhancements add depth and uniqueness to a medium length cut. You also have the flexibility of Click to continue…