French Bob: The Trend Hairstyle with French Charm
The French Bob inspires us with French style awareness and a touch of nonchalance. Here you can find out what makes the trend hairstyle and how to style it!
There are many Bob hairstyles and they can be styled in many different ways – but this trend from France with a touch of French nonchalance has really appealed to us! Already in 2001 Audrey Tautou enchanted us with her whole being in the film “The fabulous world of Amélie” and her hairstyle of that time is now more modern than ever and decorates the heads not only of Parisian women …
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French Bob: What makes the trend hairstyle?
As is well known, the French women have a good sense of style and new trends – and the French Bob is no exception! The short haircut is slightly shorter than a classic Bob haircut and ends approximately between mouth and chin height. The hair at the back of the head can be cut slightly shorter and fall slightly to the chin. The bob is particularly charming if the tips of the hair are not cut too accurately – individual strands may stand out a little. In addition, a slightly asymmetrical haircut très chic appears with a middle parting. This is accompanied by a fringed fringe, which runs just above the eyebrows.
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How do you style the French Bob?
You don’t need time for elaborate styling with the French Bob – because it styles itself almost all by itself. The French Bob convinces with its undone look and is anything but a neatly and straightforwardly styled bob. Freshly washed hair is simply left to dry in the air and then plucked into shape with your fingers. It may look a little fuzzy – if necessary, you can help with a little Sea Salt Spray and knead the hair a little more. If you want to make some waves in your hair with a straightening iron or curling iron, comb your hair with a coarse comb and fuzzy it up – the hairstyle should not be precise but slightly tousled.
Tip: If your hair is particularly fine, you can help with a diffuser attachment. Volume powder or Texturizing Spray can also help as a trick 17*… but don’t put too much effort into it – after all, it’s not about perfect styling, but about a loosely light hairstyle!
* Trick 17 is used in linguistic usage to describe a solution to problems. On the one hand, this refers to solutions that are original or unusual. On the other hand, such a solution can only be called trick 17 if it is successful, because a trick 17 must always and immediately work at the first attempt.