Lob is commonly used for long bob; L’Oréal’s medium-length guide describes it around shoulder level. A style name still leaves the final length open to interpretation.
Make the comparison useful
Instead of ordering by the nickname alone, mark where the finished ends should sit on you. Explain whether the outline should be level, angled or softened. The same listed hair length can present differently after cutting and styling, so ask the stylist what starting item is appropriate.
Your next step
Prepare front and side references with the chin, neck and shoulder visible. Record the finished target separately from the purchased length. Do not convert a model’s shoulder position into a guaranteed inch measurement for your own body.
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A practical comparison card
| Decision | What to record |
|---|---|
| Front target | Show where the front ends should sit on your own body |
| Back target | Provide a separate rear outline rather than assuming it matches |
| Finished state | Identify whether the target length is measured in its straight or styled presentation |
Sources
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