Meet Bob!

Allow us to introduce you to Bob. It all began in 1915 when ballroom dancer, Irene Castle, cut her hair into a bob!  History says she cut it short for convenience, yet her style quickly caught on and so did the name Castle Bob.  It became the most popular hairstyle of the Roaring 20's, also known as the Jazz Age.

Irene Castle (circa 1915) sporting a short haircut which would become a sensation.  The "bob" was born.  This was a total departure from the style of the day and it was considered almost scandalous by many.  

 
Over a century later, the bob is still going strong.  It is often worn in a more "severe" style with sharp, precise lines and a blunt fringe, or bangs.  San Diego hair artist Todd DaSilva creates intrigue by combining sensational style with a magical color.
Source: @dasilva_hair

 
Frank Cini of Taz Hair Co. never ceases to amaze as he and his team put on the Ritz with this real life mannequin sporting a classic bob with a notched fringe.  
Source: @frank.cini @natashagerschon @colordude11 @katiefostermakeupartistry

To put it bluntly, Alex McDonald, Las Vegas hair stylist, really has honed her skills as she refines an already sharp edge on a blunt cut bob.  Choosing a clean, sharp line is the order of the day in this precision cut.  
Source: @xelamack

 Portland hair master, Presley Poe, always dazzles us with her talent and expertise. This A-line angle bob is perfect to hide and reveal the peek-a-boo color combo she has perfected.  
Source: @presleypoe

Whether it be Bob or bob, straight or curly, angled or even, fringe or no fringe--Meet Bob!

Love, ShearCraft