How to Grow Out a Bob Haircut Without Going Through an Awkward Stage
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TIP 2: Stay on Schedule
While your first inclination might be to skip your next haircut, don’t. Getting a trim about every eight weeks will keep your hair looking fresh and healthy as it grows out. Morad suggests also considering light layers to soften the ends of your bob.
TIP 3: Accessorize It
Try pulling pieces on one side of your head back with cute bobby pins for a chic style that also gives your hair dimension. Morad says that headbands are another great accessory to play with and can help keep your hair out of your face until you’re able pull back the lengths into a ponytail.
TIP 4: Give It a Pop of Color
To help you get through the process, Morad recommends trying a new hair color. Whether you’re feeling adventurous and want to go for a bold, fun color (holographic hair, anyone?) or just want to add some highlights, dyeing your hair is an easy way to refresh your look.Read more
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