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A good bob should make you want to keep looking at it and maybe even reach out and touch it. So if you don't like being looked at or touched, save your money for therapy, and don't get a bob! Natasha's hair, like a Tiffany bracelet, is simple but expensive. It frames her darling face delightfully and the ends have just the right amount of featheriness. Plus, kudos to her for just saying "no" to a fringe. It would have been too much for her face.
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This cut is all angular, all the time, and it works. While it’s not an extreme cut, it still makes a statement. It’s saying, “Hey! Look at me! Aren’t I cute? Yeah, I thought so. See you at the Death Cab for Cutie show next week!” The simple geometry of the cut works with her face shape and strong features. Just take a look. You’ll notice that your eye is drawn to all the right places: Her big almond-shaped eyes, her rosy cheeks and her mouth. The shorter-in-back, slightly-longer-in-front look is an oldie but a goodie as far as hairstyling goes. Ultimately, this cut allows for the focus to be on her, not just her hair. Just one caveat: This ‘do might seem like it’d be a lot easier to control than say, a long mane of curls, but there’s a lot of maintenance –let it go one week, and you might start looking like your hair got caught in Edward’s scissorhands while he was in the middle of a nightmare.
Mar Yvette