There’s a few different ways to achieve this look. It’s a twist on the French bob and a sister to the blunt bob, but offers more texture, clean lines and a striking finish.

“It can be either cut blunt if you like a more edgy look or you can add soft layers for more of a French girl chic look,” Cusick says. “For bounce and movement, start with a heat protectant and add in some amplify mousse. Blow-dry your hair using a round brush, rolling the ends under to achieve a smooth, bouncy finish.”

For some extra volume, add some drama with a fringe. Otherwise, opt for an undercut or rise in the angle at the back to expose even more of the nape of your neck.

Throw in some tousled, textured waves for a more relaxed look or Cusick suggests adding some drops of oil to the ends of your hair for a “high-shine finish to keep your hair looking healthy and vibrant”.

With so many different variations on this one style, it’s always helpful to take some inspirational pictures to your hairdresser.

Cusick says: “Choose between a blunt cut for a more dramatic, edgy look or add subtle layers for a softer, more blended finish.

“To maintain your nape bob, regular trims every six to eight weeks are essential to keep the shape looking sharp and fresh. Additionally, incorporating weekly hair treatments can help maintain the health and strength of your hair, ensuring your nape bob always looks its best.”

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