These 31 Lob Haircuts Will Make You Want a Haircut

1. Start on freshly washed, towel-dried hair and mist all over using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot tool damage.

2. Blow dry using a round brush or a paddle brush, keeping the roots relatively flat and natural to maintain that casual silhouette.

3. Establish a clean middle part using the tail comb listed below, then take 1- to 1.5-inch vertical sections around your head.

4. Wrap each section around the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, leaving the bottom inch of hair out straight for a modern, relaxed wave pattern.

5. Alternate curl directions away from and toward your face, but always curl the immediate front face-framing sections away from the cheeks.

6. Once cooled, rake through the waves with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to break them up into effortless bends.

7. Spray generously throughout the lengths using the dry texturizing spray listed below to add grit, body, and separation.

8. Take a small segment of hair from just above the ear on one side, twist it gently back, and secure it discreetly flat against the head using the matte bobby pins listed below.

1. Start by prepping clean, towel-dried hair with a lightweight volumizing mousse to build serious foundation and grit.

2. Blow dry hair upside down using the hair dryer with nozzle attachment listed below, pushing all the roots from one side entirely over to the other to create dramatic, gravity-defying volume at the part line.

3. Once fully dry, take a flat iron and run it lightly through random sections, flicking the ends outward or slightly straight to keep the texture edgy and choppy rather than rounded.

4. Dust a generous sprinkle of the texturizing root lift powder listed below directly into your deep side part and massage vigorously with your fingertips to lock in height.

5. Work a dime-sized amount of the matte styling paste listed below between your palms and piece out the ends and face-framing strands around the eyes and cheekbones.

6. Finish off the entire look with a strong mist of the flexible hold texturizing hairspray listed below to keep that sweeping fringe in place all night long.

1. Start by washing hair and applying a light thermal protection spray, such as the heat protectant spray with argan oil listed below, to damp lengths.

2. Rough dry your hair upside down with a blow dryer to encourage root lift and natural volume, then create a deep side part with a rat tail comb.

3. Take 1- to 1.5-inch random sections and wrap them around a 1.25-inch ceramic curling wand listed below, leaving about an inch of the ends out for that effortless, undone edge.

4. Alternate the curl direction (one section away from the face, the next towards the face) to keep the waves from clumping into one uniform curl.

5. Once your entire head is waved and cooled completely, mist thoroughly with the texturizing sea salt spray listed below.

6. Rake your fingers through the waves to break them apart, shaking at the roots to maximize movement and effortless beach texture.

7. Finish the look with a quick spray of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to lock in the airy volume without making it stiff.

1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield your strands from heat damage.

2. Blow dry using a medium round brush, lifting at the roots to build natural volume and body.

3. Create a deep, slightly messy side part and divide your hair into manageable 1-to-2 inch horizontal sections.

4. Take a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below and wrap alternating sections loosely around the barrel, leaving the last inch of your ends straight for that relaxed, modern vibe.

5. Once all sections have cooled completely, gently rake through the waves with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to break them apart.

6. Spritz a generous amount of texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and roots to add grip, volume, and effortless separation.

7. Finish with a few drops of lightweight hair oil listed below pressed into the ends for a soft, radiant shine.

1. Start by prepping your freshly washed, damp curls using the leave-in curl defining cream listed below to lock in hydration and fight frizz.

2. Gently rake a quarter-sized amount of the lightweight styling gel listed below from mid-lengths to ends, using prayer hands to distribute evenly.

3. Flip your head upside down and scrunch upward towards the scalp using a microfiber towel to encourage natural ringlets and curl clumping.

4. Attach the universal hair diffuser nozzle listed below to your blow dryer, setting it to low speed and medium heat, gently cupping sections until your curls are 80-90% dry.

5. Flip hair upright, create a deep dramatic side part with your fingers to build maximum crown volume, and let it fully air-dry.

6. Once totally dry, break the gel cast by scrunching a couple of drops of the lightweight shine hair oil listed below through the mid-lengths and ends for soft, touchable bounce.

7. Mist with the color-depositing purple toning spray listed below whenever your pastel lilac tone needs a fresh, vibrant boost between salon visits.

1. Start by sectioning off the perimeter and lower half of the hair from ear to ear, applying a deep jet-black semi-permanent color while keeping the top crown horseshoe section separated.

2. Lighten the remaining top section to a clean level 10 pale yellow, then tone to an icy platinum finish using the purple toning hair mask listed below.

3. Cut the overall length into a blunt collarbone lob, slightly texturizing the bottom perimeter with point cutting for movement.

4. Section off the front fringe area straight across the forehead and cut sharp, blunt micro baby bangs sitting about an inch above the eyebrows.

5. Apply a dime-sized amount of the heat protectant straightening serum listed below to damp hair.

6. Blow dry smooth with a paddle brush, keeping the bangs flat and directing airflow downward using the professional ionic hair dryer listed below.

7. Run through ends with the ceramic flat iron listed below with a gentle bevel, then finish with a mist of the lightweight anti-humidity shine spray listed below to tame flyaways and enhance the two-tone contrast.

1. Start by washing and towel-drying your hair, then apply a dime-sized amount of the lightweight heat protectant cream listed below throughout your mid-lengths and ends.

2. Blow dry using a paddle brush or rough-dry with your fingers, lifting gently at the roots to maintain natural body without too much stiffness.

3. Create a soft off-center or side part to give the crown a casual, effortless sweep.

4. Take vertical 1.5-inch sections and use the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below to create subtle, undulating bends rather than tight ringlets, alternating direction and leaving the very ends straight for a modern blunt finish.

5. Let the bends cool completely, then mist hair generously with the dry texturizing spray listed below to add grit, separation, and airy volume.

6. Gently rake through the waves with your fingers or the wide-tooth detangling comb listed below to soften the pattern.

7. Finish the style by smoothing a tiny drop of the lightweight hair styling oil listed below through the tips for shine and frizz control.

1. Start by prepping towel-dried hair with a lightweight smoothing blow dry cream to keep everything soft without weighing it down.

2. Blow dry the bangs first using the ceramic round brush listed below, sweeping them downward and slightly outward to create that gentle bottleneck curve that opens up around the eyes.

3. Rough-dry the remaining lengths until 90% dry, then smooth over mid-lengths and ends with a large round brush, lifting at the roots for natural body.

4. Take random 1.5-inch sections and wrap them around the 1.25 inch curling iron listed below, leaving the bottom inch out to maintain that relaxed, lived-in bend rather than a formal curl.

5. Mist with the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths, gently raking through the waves with your fingers to break them up into effortless texture.

6. Finish off with a tiny drop of the lightweight hair styling oil listed below applied strictly to the tips to add a healthy, natural gleam.

1. Prep clean, towel-dried hair with a lightweight styling mousse or the leave-in heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from thermal styling.

2. Blow-dry the bangs straight down using a small round brush or paddle brush, sweeping them slightly back and forth to give them that effortless, piecey Birkin shape.

3. Rough-dry the rest of your hair until it's completely dry, encouraging natural volume at the crown.

4. Using a 1.25-inch curling iron or the ceramic styling wand listed below, take vertical 1-inch sections and create loose, alternating bends, making sure to leave the last inch of your ends straight for a relaxed finish.

5. Once the waves have cooled, mist with the dry texturizing spray listed below and gently rake through with your fingers to break up the curls.

6. Finish the look by working a tiny drop of the lightweight hair oil listed below through the copper ends to seal in shine and enhance the warm color dimension.

1. Start by prepping towel-dried hair with a lightweight blow-dry heat protectant cream listed below to protect the delicate copper pigment and add slip.

2. Blow dry the hair using a medium ceramic round brush, focusing on lifting at the roots around the crown and side parting to build soft natural volume.

3. Once completely dry, create a deep side part and section your hair horizontally into top and bottom halves.

4. Take 1.5-inch vertical sections and loosely wrap each strand around a 1.25-inch curling wand listed below, leaving the bottom half-inch straight for a modern, lived-in lob finish.

5. Alternate the direction of your curls, but make sure the front face-framing pieces are curled away from the face to open up your features.

6. Allow the curls to cool down completely, then lightly mist with a dry texturizing spray listed below.

7. Gently comb through the waves using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to break them into seamless S-waves, finishing with a drop of smoothing hair oil on the ends for extra copper shine.

1. Start by prepping damp hair with a small amount of the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your strands and enhance smoothness.

2. Blow-dry using a round ceramic brush, lifting at the roots to build natural volume and curving the ends slightly under.

3. Using the 1.25-inch curling wand listed below, take vertical 1-to-2-inch sections starting from the mid-lengths, leaving the last inch of the ends out for an effortless bend rather than a tight curl.

4. Alternate the curl directions around the sides, but ensure the face-framing pieces are directed back away from your face.

5. Let the hair cool down completely, then rake through gently with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to break up the waves.

6. Mist with the dry texturizing spray listed below at the roots and mid-lengths to give that lived-in, piecey texture.

7. Finish by running a drop of the lightweight hair styling oil listed below through the ends to seal in shine and control flyaways.

1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray with argan oil listed below to safeguard your hair from thermal styling.

2. Apply a dollop of volumizing styling mousse listed below throughout the roots and mid-lengths to give your blowout body and hold.

3. Blow-dry using a ceramic round brush listed below, lifting upward at the roots and rolling outward around the face to shape the soft curtain layers.

4. Take a large barrel curling wand listed below and wrap vertical 1.5-inch sections away from the face, leaving the last inch of the ends uncurled for a modern, relaxed finish.

5. Allow the waves to cool completely, then gently rake through them with a wide-tooth detangling comb listed below to soften the bends.

6. Finish with a spritz of flexible hold texturizing hairspray listed below to give effortless separation and all-day movement.

1. Start by prepping damp hair with a volumizing blow dry mousse and the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your color-treated strands from heat.

2. Section out your curtain bangs and blow-dry them forward and away from the face using the round ceramic blowout brush listed below to get that signature swoop.

3. Work through the rest of your hair in horizontal sections, using the round brush and hair dryer to smooth down the root and mid-lengths while curling the ends outward to create the flicked-out layers.

4. For extra hold on the flipped ends, roll the bottom sections into the thermal velcro rollers listed below while the hair is still warm and let them set for 10 minutes.

5. Gently remove the rollers and finger-comb through the layers to blend the flipped texture seamlessly.

6. Finish off by misting with the flexible hold hairspray listed below and adding a drop of the shine-enhancing hair serum listed below through the tips for a glossy, fiery glow.

1. Start on freshly washed, soaking wet hair to maximize curl clumping and minimize frizz.

2. Apply a generous amount of curl defining leave-in conditioner using the leave-in conditioner listed below evenly through sections from roots to ends.

3. Rake through and scrunch in a medium-hold curl defining cream or gel using the curl defining styling cream listed below to lock in the ringlets and promote bounce.

4. Shape and finger-coil the curly bangs forward onto the forehead to ensure they dry with soft, rounded definition.

5. Gently cup and dry the hair using a blow dryer with a deep bowl diffuser using the collapsible diffuser attachment listed below on low heat and medium speed, scrunching upward toward the scalp to build massive volume.

6. Once the curls are 100% dry, scrunch out any crunch using a few drops of lightweight nourishing hair oil using the anti-frizz hair oil listed below to add glossy shine and soft touchability.

7. Fluff the roots with a wide-tooth comb or your fingers to expand the rounded shag silhouette and amplify fullness.

1. Start by bleaching the mid-lengths and ends to a level 9 pale blonde while keeping your natural dark base at the roots for a seamless shadow root effect using the hair bleaching kit listed below.

2. Apply a rich emerald green semi-permanent direct dye using the deep emerald semi-permanent hair color listed below, blending it slightly up into the dark roots to create a smooth, blended root melt transition.

3. Cut the hair into a textured collarbone-length lob with jagged interior layers and heavily point-cut ends to give it lots of natural movement.

4. Prep damp hair with a lightweight styling mousse using the volumizing styling foam listed below and blow dry with a round brush, lifting at the crown to get maximum root height and a deep side part.

5. Use a flat iron or a wide-barrel curling wand to add quick, alternating loose bends throughout the mid-lengths, leaving the tips straight for that undone rock-and-roll vibe.

6. Shake out your waves and finish by misting generously with the dry texturizing spray listed below to add grit, piecey separation, and all-day volume.

1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with a lightweight leave-in conditioner and a pump of the texturizing styling mousse listed below to give your layers natural grit and body.

2. Rough dry your hair upside down with a blow dryer until it is about 80% dry to create maximum root lift and messy volume at the crown.

3. Use a small round brush or your fingers while pointing the airflow down onto the choppy bangs to keep them piecey, textured, and slightly separated above your brows.

4. Take random 1-inch sections through the mid-lengths and create subtle, alternating bends using the flat iron styler listed below, leaving the ends straight and feathery for that quintessential lived-in shag look.

5. Once styled, generously mist all over with the dry texturizing spray listed below, shaking your roots out with your fingers to break up the layers.

6. Emulsify a dime-sized amount of the matte styling wax listed below between your fingertips and pinch the tips of your bangs and face-framing strands to define the razored ends.

7. Keep your vivid crimson tone vibrant between salon visits by washing once a week with the red color depositing shampoo listed below.

1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands and build light body.

2. Blow-dry your fringe first using a small round boar bristle brush, sweeping it downward and slightly side-to-side to create a relaxed, piecey finish without too much bubble or lift.

3. Rough-dry the rest of your hair until completely dry, lifting at the roots to maximize natural volume.

4. Take a 1.25-inch curling iron or wand listed below and curl 1-to-2-inch vertical sections away from the face, leaving about an inch of the ends out for an effortless, modern edge.

5. Once all sections are curled and cooled down, vigorously shake out your curls with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to break them into soft, beachy bends.

6. Mist a dry texturizing spray through the mid-lengths and underneath layers for that coveted undone, lived-in separation.

7. Finish by pinching a tiny amount of styling wax or pomade listed below through the tips of your bangs to separate them into that perfect wispy curtain.

1. Start on freshly cleansed, soaking wet curls after applying a rich curl-defining leave-in conditioner using the moisturizing leave-in conditioner listed below.

2. Rake through a strong-hold curl cream or defining gel using the curl defining gel listed below from root to tip to lock in moisture and clump your ringlets.

3. Use a targeted styling brush or the finger-coiling technique on smaller sections around the crown and face to ensure crisp, uniform 3C corkscrew definition.

4. Gently scrunch excess water out with a microfiber towel using the microfiber hair towel listed below to avoid unwanted frizz.

5. Attach a large diffuser to your blow dryer using the universal curl diffuser listed below and dry on low heat/low speed, hovering around the roots and mid-lengths until completely dry.

6. Once fully dry, break the gel cast by scrunching a few drops of lightweight oil using the nourishing hair bonding oil listed below to add glossy shine and soft bounce.

1. Start by prepping damp, towel-dried hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield your pastel strands from thermal damage.

2. Blow dry using a medium ceramic round brush listed below, focusing on lifting the roots at your side part to create effortless crown volume.

3. Once bone-dry, divide hair into horizontal tiers and use a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below to create relaxed, bendy waves, making sure to leave the last inch of your ends straight for a contemporary edge.

4. Let the curls cool entirely before running your fingers gently through to break them up into soft, cohesive ribbons.

5. Mist a generous layer of dry texturizing spray listed below throughout the mid-lengths and underside to give the lob body, separation, and airy movement.

6. Finish off with a few drops of weightless smoothing hair oil listed below raked through the ends for a glossy, healthy pastel sheen that catches the light.

1. Start by sectioning off the lower lengths of the hair where you want the vivid blue pop, and lighten this perimeter using the hair lightening kit listed below until reaching a clean level 9 or 10 pale yellow base.

2. Rinse, blow dry thoroughly, and apply the semi-permanent vivid blue hair dye listed below to the pre-lightened ends, blending slightly upwards into the natural black base to create a soft, seamless dip-dye gradient.

3. Once the color has processed and rinsed clear with cool water, prep damp hair with the lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands before heat styling.

4. Blow dry the hair with a flat paddle brush, directing the sweeping front fringe across the forehead and slightly flicking the ends for natural separation.

5. Use a mini flat iron on low to medium heat to smooth the crown and create slight piecey bends through the ends.

6. Finish the look by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and ends, shaking it out with your fingers to give it that effortless, windblown edge.

1. Start by prepping damp hair with a leave-in conditioner and a thermal protectant before rough-drying it about 80% with a hairdryer.

2. Establish a deep side part using a tail comb to sweep the majority of the top section dramatically over to one side.

3. Work a generous amount of the wet-look styling hair gel listed below evenly through mid-lengths and ends to create that sleek, editorial piecey separation.

4. Pull several fine, razor-sharp pieces over your forehead and cheekbones to create intentional, moody face-framing strands.

5. Smooth down the opposite side tightly behind the ear using the smoothing edge styling brush listed below to keep the side flat against your head.

6. Mist a high-shine glossing serum spray listed below across the entire surface to lock in that wet, glossy shine without it drying out.

7. Finish with a firm-hold hairspray listed below targeted at the roots and perimeter to keep the sculpted, wind-swept shape in place all evening.

1. Start by prepping damp hair with the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below, working it from roots to ends for lift and grip.

2. Blow dry the hair using the ceramic round brush listed below, focusing on lifting at the roots to establish a deep, dramatic side part.

3. Once dry, mist with the heat protectant spray listed below to shield colored strands from heat damage.

4. Take random sections and lightly bend them with a 1.25-inch flat iron or curling wand to create loose, piecey, undone texture rather than polished curls.

5. Rub a small amount of the matte styling wax listed below between your palms and piece out the emerald green ends to emphasize the choppy cut.

6. Finish with a generous spritz of the texturizing finishing spray listed below throughout the roots and mid-lengths for lasting volume and that effortless, lived-in edge.

1. Start on freshly washed, damp hair and prep with the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot styling tools.

2. Blow dry using a paddle brush and nozzle attachment, lifting at the roots with your fingers to create natural body and a deep side part.

3. Once completely dry, take 1- to 2-inch vertical sections of hair and loosely wrap them around the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, making sure to leave the last inch of the ends out for that effortless, relaxed vibe.

4. Let the curls cool for a couple of minutes, then gently run your fingers through your hair using the wide-tooth comb listed below to soften the waves into relaxed bends.

5. Spray the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and ends while shaking out the hair for volume and separated texture.

6. Tuck one side behind your ear and mist all over with the flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep the movement locked in all day.

1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight styling mousse or the sea salt texturizing spray listed below to encourage natural wave and grit.

2. Rough dry your hair with a blow dryer using your fingers to lift at the root for natural body, or let it air-dry to about 80% dry.

3. Apply a generous mist of the heat protectant spray listed below evenly through mid-lengths and ends.

4. Take random 1- to 2-inch vertical sections of hair and wrap them loosely around a 1.25-inch curling wand, leaving about an inch of the ends uncurled for a modern, lived-in edge.

5. Alternate the curl direction towards and away from your face, but always curl the face-framing sections away from your features to open up the face.

6. Once the curls are completely cool, break them apart by gently raking through with your fingers or the wide-tooth comb listed below.

7. Finish the style by spritzing the dry texturizing spray listed below throughout the roots and mid-lengths, followed by a tiny drop of the lightweight finishing hair oil listed below on the ends to tame any unwanted frizz.

1. Start by bleaching the main top canopy to a level 10 platinum blonde while keeping the underneath nape perimeter dyed jet black, neutralizing warm tones using the toning purple shampoo listed below.

2. Have your stylist cut a heavily textured modern shag or wolf cut lob, establishing choppy crown layers, feathered face-framing pieces, and long wispy bangs across the forehead.

3. Apply a small amount of the heat protectant spray listed below to damp hair before blow-drying.

4. Rough blow-dry using a paddle brush and hands, directing airflow upward at the roots around the crown to build maximum volume and messy separation.

5. Use a mini flat iron on the tips to flick out the bottom layers slightly, while keeping the bangs straight and piecey across the eyes.

6. Generously mist the dry texturizing spray listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give that gritty, rock-and-roll lived-in volume.

7. Work a dime-sized amount of the matte styling paste listed below between your fingertips and pinch the ends to define individual wisps and face-framing strands.

1. Start on freshly washed towel-dried hair and apply a quarter-sized amount of the lightweight styling mousse listed below to build natural body and hold.

2. Blow dry the bangs straight forward and flat against your forehead using a flat styling brush, sweeping gently side to side to keep them textured and natural.

3. Rough-dry the rest of your hair using your fingers or a diffuser to encourage your natural texture until completely dry.

4. Mist strands lightly with the thermal heat protectant spray listed below to shield your vibrant copper hair from heat styling.

5. Using a 1-inch curling wand, wrap medium vertical sections around the barrel away from the face, leaving about an inch of the ends out to maintain that modern lob edge.

6. Once the curls have completely cooled, rake through them with your fingers to break them into effortless, undone waves.

7. Spritz generously with the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and ends for that piecey, lived-in separation.

8. Finish by warming a pea-sized amount of hair shine serum listed below between your palms and smoothing over flyaways while enhancing the rich red tones.

1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight styling mousse and a heat protection spray using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your strands and keep that vibrant copper bright.

2. Blow-dry the bangs straight forward using a small round brush or flat brush, gently rolling the ends down so they sweep smoothly across your brow without puffing out too much.

3. Rough-dry the rest of your hair using a nozzle attachment, lifting at the roots for natural body until completely dry.

4. Take a 1.25-inch curling iron using the ceramic curling iron listed below and wrap vertical 1-to-2-inch sections away from the face, leaving about an inch of the ends out to create that relaxed, undone bend.

5. Alternate the direction of your curls through the back to give the lob plenty of movement and effortless separation.

6. Once the curls cool, mist with a dry texturizing spray using the dry texturizing spray listed below and shake through the waves with your fingers to break them up into soft, lived-in S-waves.

7. Finish the look by applying a tiny drop of lightweight hair oil using the lightweight shine serum listed below through the tips for gloss and definition, followed by a mist of flexible hold hairspray.

1. Start by prepping towel-dried hair with the heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot styling tools.

2. Blow-dry using a paddle brush or round brush to smooth out the base, focusing on lifting roots slightly for natural body.

3. Section hair horizontally starting from the nape. Take 1 to 1.5-inch sections and wrap them loosely around the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, leaving the bottom inch of ends uncurled for that modern, relaxed finish.

4. Alternate the curl direction away from the face as you reach the front sections to softly open up your cheekbones.

5. Once cooled completely, rake your fingers gently through the curls to break them up into loose waves.

6. Mist the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and ends while shaking your hair to add airy separation and volume.

7. Finish by rubbing a drop of the nourishing hair oil listed below between your palms and smoothing lightly over flyaways and ends for healthy shine.

1. Start with clean, dry hair and section off your front bangs so they don't get pulled into the bun.

2. Separate the top half of your hair from just above the ears up towards the crown using a sectioning tail comb listed below.

3. Gather that top section into a high ponytail and secure it loosely, twisting the length into a relaxed mini top knot using the small clear hair elastics listed below.

4. Pin down any stray pieces around the base of the knot with the mini bobby pins listed below, letting a few wispy ends poke out naturally for that carefree festival finish.

5. Smooth down your fringe with a round mini blow-dry brush or quick pass of a flat iron.

6. Finish off by misting your whole head with the lightweight texturizing spray and flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep everything locked in all day.

1. Prep clean, towel-dried hair by evenly misting the thermal protectant spray listed below to shield your blonde strands from heat damage.

2. Apply a golf-ball-sized amount of the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths to give your lob lift and bounce.

3. Section out the hair and blow dry with a medium ceramic round brush, lifting at the roots for volume and rolling the ends slightly outward as you reach the collarbone.

4. For the front curtain layers, blow-dry the bangs forward and up on the round brush, then roll them back and away from your face to create that swooping curtain effect.

5. Once fully dry, spray the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and shake out the layers with your fingers for an airy, effortless finish.

6. Complete the look with a quick spritz of the flexible hold hairspray listed below to keep your face-framing sweep locked in all day.