Llight and airy like a soap bubble: theOld Money Bob (or “Bubblebob”) and the bob with an absolutely trendy timeless elegance. Features? It’s a haircut from the shape rounded with imperceptible scaling which keep it light. Already among them haircut trends 2024, it looks good on (almost) everyone. Her only secret? Drying blowout to be carried out in a workmanlike manner.
Old Money Bobthe “bubble” shaped helmet
Sixties inspiration: the “Bubble” bob or “Old money bob” is one of the latest trends in haircuts, a hairlook characterized by a rounded crease (for this reason also called “bubble bob”) which creates the impression of a bubble. To be worn short and fluffy, it is ideal to focus on if you have straight and fine hair.
The “Bubble bob” has a length halfway between the chin and the shoulders and can be customized according to any face shape. The invisible micro scales inside the cut make the appearance of the cut light and fluffy. Their function is to give lightness to the hairstyle along the perimeter. This translates into full ends and lighter layers in the upper section of the hair, which soften and give the desired airy effect.
The “Bubble bob” created by hairstylist Jenny Cho on Lucy Boynton (Credits: Instagram @jennychohair), in the center the icon Caroline of Monaco, on the right, Carey Mulligan (Getty Images)
How to dry the “Bubble bob”
With minimalist aesthetics and a vintage-chic aftertaste, the “Bubble bob” requires a well-structured style. The tips, in fact, must be folded inwards creating a sort of frame around the face and stroking his chin.
To obtain the desired effect you must opt for drying with a round brush and hairdryer, thus obtaining maximum volume.
How to proceed? With the brush create selections and work the locks from roots to ends. In this way, and by holding the jet of hot air vertically, you will be able to work even the innermost layers, then rounding the tips inwards.
Who suits the Old Money, or “bubble” bob
Ideal pfor naturally smooth and full-bodied hairthe “bubble” bob despite the rigid silhouette, can be easily adapted to any type of hair texture and features.
This cut is then combined with different face shapes – round, heart-shaped and even inverted triangle – thanks to the length that is studied based on the features. The only case in which it would be better to avoid “Bubble bob” is if you have the very elongated or square face. The risk? To further lengthen the features, creating a disharmonious appearance.
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