Asymmetrical bob: what it is, who it suits and what to tell your barber
Asymmetrical bob is a short cut listed under women's cuts in the FitMyFace catalog. The catalog describes it this way: a distinct sleek asymmetrical bob with one side cut at the cheek and the other at the jaw.
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Who it suits
The catalog lists round, oval, square, heart-shaped and diamond face shapes as suiting the asymmetrical bob. It marks no face shape as a weaker fit.
For a round face: Add height on top and keep the sides slimmer to lengthen the face. For an oval face: Balanced proportions: most cuts work, so pick for your lifestyle. For a square face: Soften a strong jaw with texture, layers and movement.
The catalog pictures it on straight hair. The catalog says a stylist can usually cut it on straight and wavy hair, and leaves curly and coily hair off that list, so ask a stylist who works with your texture.
Barber card summary
Top: 16 cm (6¼ in), blunt ends, combed to the side.
Sides: scissors, about 16 cm (6¼ in).
Back: scissors, about 10 cm (4 in).
Neckline: natural.
Length: to the chin.
Shape: asymmetric: one side 2-3 cm longer.
Part: left.
Upkeep (typical guide): haircut every 6–8 weeks; daily styling about 2–5 min, comb or brush through.
The card records the look you want and starting measurements; your barber checks and adjusts the final cut. The picture is illustrative. The values are suggested starting points, not reviewed by a barber. In the app you can edit any line on the card.
What to tell your barber
Diagonal bob line, one side 2–3 cm longer, minimal internal layers.
See the Asymmetrical bob on my face
FitMyFace hair previews are approximations, not predictions of how your hair will lie after a cut. Ordinary hairstyle try-ons perform face analysis on-device. The optional AI previews (hair and glasses) send a photo to Cloudflare; your consent is the one "I agree" on the scan screen, and a switch on the results turns them off. FitMyFace is for adults 18 and over and is not available in Illinois. For haircuts, a 500 px square of your photo, face included, goes to our AI (Cloudflare) and is deleted right after. Never stored. 18+.
Questions
Does the asymmetrical bob suit my face shape?
The catalog lists round, oval, square, heart-shaped and diamond face shapes as suiting the asymmetrical bob. It marks no face shape as a weaker fit. Face shape is a starting point, not a rule.
What do I tell my barber?
Show the card above or say: Diagonal bob line, one side 2–3 cm longer, minimal internal layers. Your barber checks and adjusts the final cut.
How often does it need a trim?
Haircut every 6–8 weeks; daily styling about 2–5 min, comb or brush through. This is a typical guide, not a rule.
Can I try the asymmetrical bob before cutting?
Yes. FitMyFace shows it on your own photo, or on a sample face first. It is a preview, not a promise of how your hair will fall.