There’s something so chic and demure about rocking a bob.
She drinks her whiskey straight and never panics when making a doctor’s appointment on the phone.
Our associations with shorter hair are probably due to the age bracket that’s historically gotten the cut.
Committing to a bob can also be a drastic change if you have long tresses.
Instead of taking the leap, opt for a happy medium: the clavicut.
What is a clavicut?
The clavicut is the lob’s (long bob) cooler, younger sister.
The style offers the breezy, carefree nature of a bob, yet it actually is carefree.
Meanwhile, the clavicut is low-maintenance while still framing the face perfectly.
As the weather approaches, the urge to go shorter is certainly strong.
Unlike some shorter cuts, the clavicut works on every hair bang out and face shape.
To grow it out longer, increase the space of time in which you get a trim.
Although a professional will always do the best job, dusting your hair at home is surprisingly simple.
When styling, avoid products that weigh your hair down.
Adding volume and bounce creates the illusion of a fresh cut.
Blow dry your hair upside down and style with rollers for a chic, ’90s blowout look.
you might also tryroot clippingfor bouncier curls.
