A guide to the ultimate high-fashion combination: a sleek, wet-look, chin-length bob with a "glass hair" finish in a dramatic Ink Black.

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The Wet-Look Glass Hair Chin-Length Bob in Ink Black

The trifecta of high fashion. This look combines the "wet-look," "glass hair," and a dramatic black color for the ultimate edgy, runway-inspired statement.

Ocassion

Edgy, High Fashion, Formal, Night Out

Best suit face shape

All

Best for hair type

1a-3a

Difficulty Level

Expert

Minimum hair length

Chin

DIY Time at home

15-20 mins

Time in Salon

1.5-2 hours

this style is for

Dislacimer

This is for the ultimate fashionista. It is a temporary, editorial-style look for a special event where you want to make a bold, avant-garde statement.

Hairstyle Insight

This style essentially combines two trends: the "wet-look" achieved with gels, and the "glass hair" look achieved with shine sprays, for a super sleek, liquid-like finish.

Key Benefits

The ultimate high-fashion, editorial look.
Combines multiple modern trends.
A very sleek, powerful, and edgy style.
Looks incredible in photographs.
A temporary but unforgettable look.

Common Misconceptions

That it is an easy, everyday style.

How to ask your stylist for this style

Ask your stylist to "cut a blunt, chin-length bob," then request a "wet-look, 'glass hair' styling" for your event. The color is a separate request for an "Ink Black."

Tools:
Choosing Products

A strong-hold gel with flaxseed; a high-shine serum with broccoli seed oil; clarifying shampoo.

Step by step instructions to achieve style at home

This look is achieved by cocktailing a strong-hold gel and a high-shine serum on damp hair, combing it into shape, and then letting it set without touching it.

Caring for your hair

This is a temporary, editorial-style look.

The cut needs trims every 6-8 weeks.

The single-process color is low-maintenance, requiring root touch-ups as desired.

Frequently asked questions

Dislacimer

Can you brush your hair once it's styled this way?

No. The "wet-look" and "glass hair" styles are set hairstyles. Brushing them will break the "cast" created by the gel and ruin the sleek, liquid-like finish.

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Madeleine is an expert hair stylist dedicated to the art and science of hair care. Her work empowers individuals to understand and embrace their hair's true potential, transforming routine care into a ritual of natural beauty.