And then there is the angled shag, which provides flicked-up edges It is these qualities that made the 'bob' such a classic in the first place and yet are also those that make it fresh and modern today. The most popular 'bob' is the sleek chin-length version, seen on most celebs, with its clean curved edges, and shiny frizz-free surface. Add a few lowlights to add dimension and this style can take you all the way through to 2010. Is it the graduated cut that puts the oomph back into the style, with long convertible bangs softening up a neck-length cut?
With so many different kinds of 'bob' styles to choose from, the question is which style is best suited to your hair type and your lifestyle? For 2009 hair will become more stylised and the messy look will become less popular, with the strongest trend this season being the return of the precision cut and the evergreen 'bob' style. Already adorned by the likes of Katie Holmes and Rihanna, the ever-fashionable 'bob' is here to stay. This is especially true if you're thinking of a style like the 'bob', which once again is bang on trend for the coming year. So, if you're left with a spare hour or two then now's the time to start thinking about which hairstyle you want to be seen with for 2009.
One renowned hair stylist in Australia advises clients to start planning their 'new' look 6 months in advance, and within that time to get their hair in the best shape possible.
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