Razor-Textured Collarbone Lob with Side Sweep
Setup Method
The razor-textured collarbone lob features a shoulder-skimming perimeter complemented by razor-cut diagonal graduation along a deep side parting. By slicing the hair from the parietal ridge down to the clavicle, the cut removes weight from the heavier side of the part, preventing the hair from collapsing flat against the cheek. The deep side parting adds instant root volume at the front hairline, while the razor-tapered ends flick outward softly across the collarbones. This versatile medium-length style bridges the gap between short bobs and long hair, providing enough length for quick updos while maintaining an airy, modern frame.
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| Deep Side Part with High-Volume Root Lift |
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| Diagonal Razor-Sliced Face-Framing Sweep |
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| Flicked-Out Collarbone Feathered Baseline |
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To set up this textured lob, apply a volumizing root spray and a thermal smoothing cream through clean, damp hair. Use a fine-tooth tail comb to establish a crisp side part aligned with the outer arch of your eyebrow. Blow-dry the heavier side forward and over the brow using a large round brush, directing the airflow upward at the roots to establish structural volume. Blow-dry the lighter side straight down, tucking it neatly behind the ear. Once dry, use a flat iron to insert subtle S-bends through the mid-lengths, misting with a dry texturizing spray to ensure the side-swept fringe holds its shape throughout the day.