The same bob haircut can look completely different on you depending on your texture and density. My own hair has a natural wave and expands. I cannot survive on just a blown -out bob because it puffs out and swells as the hours go on. I do not lack volume. I lack sleekness and the ability to hold the shape, which is why I flat iron mine. If you are planning to cut a bob, keep these factors in mind: 1. How do you realistically want to style it on an ordinary morning? A cut that demands heat styling will feel like work if you do not have the time, skill, or routine to maintain it. 2. How does your texture dry on its own? Fine hair that lays flat requires a completely different length and baseline weight than hair with natural wave and puffiness. 3. How much your hair shrinks when dry will affect your overall look? Hair that tends to puff shrinks upward, so you need the baseline cut slightly longer so it does not bounce up too short once it dries. If you are ready for a bob that w...