The French Bob Is Summer’s Most Chic Haircut

Butler agrees and says that everything is a question of texture and movement: “Stay simple and effortlessly – it is the essence of the French bob.” To style it, he recommends letting your hair dry in the air, or drying rough with drying without using brush. He likes to use Leonor Grayl Algae and Fleur to stimulate the waves, and the Tonique Leonor Grayl moisturizer to refresh the texture on the hair of the second day or before an evening.

Richie’s hairdresser, George Curran, opted for movement in the form of a bouncing eruption, using a round brush and drying to create volume and a soft curve. Curran shared a video behind the scenes of Richie’s French Bob on his Instagram account, where the duo shared history on the new look. According to Richie, his new chop was the result of keratin treatments for hair treatments, which uses chemicals to smooth out crepery or curly hair.

“Very well, I have been thinking for that for a long time,” said Richie in the video. “I have done too much keratin treatments on my hair, and in the past six months, I just cut it and cut it hoping that I could put it dead [hair] Far and it just doesn’t go away. And I know what I have to do to make this hair healthy again, and it’s to start again. So we cut a bob.

As for obtaining the actual cut, the rules are simple. Be particular about the way you want the length to strike (Chin? Jawline? Jouees?) And explain to your stylist how do you plan to styllate it every day. And as always, bring many photos that illustrate your hair type and texture so that you are not disappointed.

To make it a little easier, we have gathered the French inspiration of Bob that we love at the moment.