Layered Bob:Classic, Chic, and Totally In

The layered bob haircut is having a major moment—and it’s easy to see why. This effortlessly stylish cut combines the sophistication of a classic bob with the movement and softness of layers. At Le Rêve Château Salon & Spa, our stylists specialize in creating customized bobs that flatter your face shape, hair texture, and personal style.

From the elegant French bob to the playful shaggy layered bob, this cut is versatile, low-maintenance, and totally timeless.

Why We Love the Layered Bob

✨ Volume & Texture – Layers add body and dimension, making fine hair appear fuller and thick hair more manageable.

✨ Face-Framing Magic – Strategic layering can highlight your cheekbones, soften your jawline, or give a lift around the eyes.

✨ Effortlessly Chic – Whether air-dried or blow-styled, the bob always looks put-together (even on day 2 hair).

✨ Customizable Lengths – From chin-grazing to collarbone-skimming, there’s a bob length for everyone.

2025 Bob Trends We’re Loving

• The French-Inspired Bob: Polished ends, subtle layers, and a slightly rounded shape. Très chic.
• Textured Wavy Bob: Perfect for beachy summer looks with minimal effort.
• Blunt Layered Bob: A modern edge with movement—ideal for thick hair.
• Bob with Curtain Bangs: Soft and romantic with major Parisian vibes.

Who Should Try It?

The layered bob suits nearly every hair type and face shape. It’s especially flattering for:

✔️ Oval, heart, or round faces
✔️ Straight or wavy textures
✔️ Those looking for a fresh, modern update without going too short

Why Get Your Bob Cut at Le Rêve?

At Le Rêve Château, our stylists are trained in advanced cutting techniques to sculpt the perfect bob for your features. We pair every cut with a luxurious Oribe styling experience and a personalized consultation to help you maintain the look at home.

Book Your Transformation

Ready to embrace the layered bob trend? Let our French-inspired salon be the start of your new hair journey.

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