Swag
The Swag is Bob's natural evolution. It consists of a light and misaligned fringe that frames the face, accentuating the cheekbones and chin. It is perfect for oval and angular faces and also for fine hair, with some natural wave.
What you have to take into account in this type of cut is that the fringe is essential and must be dense with a youthful and natural touch. In addition, the layers of the mane should be long. If the hair reaches below the clavicle, the ideal is to make a gradient at the height of the shoulder and thus not lose the mass of hair at the tips.
The Swag cut is really perfect for those women who have natural waves. You can play a lot with hair in this style, but it is key to pay attention to the fringe, which is the main touch of this haircut for women.
Wob
The Wob or Wavy Bob is the fashionable haircut among the so-called "it girls", which are celebrities of the likes of Emma Stone, Kristen Stewart or Jennifer Lawrence. It's great for those who want to take off years. It is a half-length haircut with well-defined ends, with a stripe on the side, which favors those with fine hair.
It is also super practical for those with wavy hair or with a small amount of hair (consider it a great ally if you want to be independent of the iron and dryer). Those who have super-straight hair will need a loop to mark the waves.
Carré
The famous Carré cut is that of the typical French mane that reaches the shoulders and has a perfectly cut bangs and very dense. It has a base Bob cut, but it is a style that deserves care because it does not favor all women: it is ideal for those who have oval or triangular faces, but it does not usually look good if the face has a heart shape or we have a very strong jaw wide
The great thing about this type of short hair hairstyles is that it is very comfortable and easy to maintain. It is ideal for those who have straight hair, since it saves them from being using hair dryer all the time. For those who have curls, it is a cut that can look good if it is worn naturally, without trying to smooth it. In both cases it is very feminine.