Hair Style Tips – The long bob hair style Tips

The Long bob hairstyle is one of those hairstyles that reappears on the fashion scene with amazing regularity. Bob style first became a head turner in the 1920s. when every bold young thing bobbed her hair.

In the 1940s the long bob hairstyle was topped with huge sausage curls. During the 1950s the rolls dropped down to form a heavy fringe on the forehead and a forward curve on the cheek. Ten years later, when precision

long bob hair cutting was more important than styling techniques. The long bob hairstyle made the headlines with a short back and long sides. Over the years, as clothing styles of the past decades have seen a revival, the bob style has been lengthened or shortened, become smooth and silky or full and waved, according to the trends of the day. The reason for this is simple-the bob style remains the hairstyle that offer high fashion appeal, versatility and has the ability to look great all the time.

Depending on the exact long bob hair cut, the bob style may be brushed and styled in a variety of ways. Even when it is growing out to a longer length, it

still holds its shape.

In the true bob hairstyle, the hair is all one length, although the back may be longer or shorter than the sides. It may have a straight –across fringe, a feathery, swept-to-one-side fringe, or no fringe at all.

What a long bob hair style must be, though, is in terrific condition, because of its straight ness and smoothness. If hair is layered or wavy, split ends and out-of-condition tresses can be disguised among the casually ruffled hair.

With a long bob hair style, there is no way you can conceal anything.

The long fringed bob is probably the most versatile version of all. It can be worn au naturel, swept up for a more sophisticated look, pushed back behind the ears, or caught at the nape of the neck and tied with a ribbon or hair ornament.

At nighttime, sweep the hair back and catch it at the nape of the neck in a sparkling hair ornament (right). Using a hair setting lotion or hair setting spray, fan out soft fronds in the front. A few long wisps in front of the ears looks very feminine-especially on blondes. For a casual but elegant look, brush the hair back, letting it fall softly in place without the severity of a carefully positioned parting (far right). Use mousse or gel to provide extra body, and pull out a few wisps over the forehead.