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Loc bob

Established locs in a jaw-length bob. Starting locs is a longer-term commitment, not a temporary styling finish.

AI illustration of loc bob: Established locs in a jaw-length bob. Starting locs is a longer-term commitment, not a temporary styling finish.
Original AI illustration of a fictional adult. An inspiration reference, not a salon result or a prediction of your hair.
Type of change
Locs
Visible length
Short

Visible length describes the outline in this illustration, not stretched or underlying hair length.

Ask your stylist

For existing locs, discuss a jaw-length bob with a loctician before cutting. If starting from loose hair, discuss the formation process, time and maintenance commitment; an illustration cannot show how your own locs will mature.

Your routine

Loc care and drying needs depend on maturity, density and method. Starting locs is a commitment; removal can require substantial time or cutting.

Agree before starting

  • What length and outline should we aim for when my hair is dry?
  • How should we adapt this shape to my texture, density and growth patterns?
  • What should stay the same? Confirm any change to color, texture or overall length.
  • What daily styling, salon upkeep and cost should I expect?

Use this reference to discuss options. A stylist should assess what is practical for your hair before making a change.

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Reference: facefluent.com/hairstyles/loc-bob