31 Coupes Carré Dégradé (Stacked Bob)

With layers in the back and longer pieces in the front, this is a classic example of the stacked carré. For busy women, especially those with cheveux lisses, this stacked carré is the perfect style for mixing ease with sophistication.

If you’re looking to enhance your classic stacked carré coupes de cheveux, try adding mèches throughout the top layer of hair. When properly placed by an expert colorist, the finished product will be a carré that looks impossibly thick.

This burgundy carré features a more spectaculaire difference between lengths in the front and back, and a choppier technique is used throughout. With more distinct layers that don’t seamlessly blend into each other, this stacked carré looks best on women looking for an edgier style.

With lots of piecey layers, this stacked copper carré looks light as a feather, and is a perfect choice for women with cheveux lisses that’s resistant to heat styling.

In the shortest stacked bobs, hair is dégradé so high in the back that it’s very closely cropped at the nape of the neck, and sometimes even undercut with clippers. Losing this much bulk can be tough for fine haired women, but it makes for a lighter and more manageable style if you were born with thicker hair.

The stacked layers in this cut are excellent for showing off dimensional color like this carré with pieces of red, copper and blond. If you’re going from cheveux longs to a carré, be prepared to touch up color more frequently, as grown out roots tend to look sloppy on shorter styles.

Textured ends make the stacked layers in this cut look feather light, offering a perfect contrast to the lisse blunt frange. Because each element of this coupes de cheveux looks purposeful and deliberate, you’ll never look like your style was an afterthought.

Almost looking like two different coupes de cheveux, Victoria Beckham’s iconic carré is cut with stacked layers in the back, while the front features longer pieces of a fairly uniform length. The final product has tons of structure, but still softly frames the face, leaving no surprise that this was one of the most copied celebrity coupes de cheveux ever.

With wispy layers all around that are more concentrated in the back, this stacked carré looks softer and more casual than some of its lisse counterparts.

The choppy cut of the layers in the back of this carré contrast nicely with the feathery texture of the longer pieces in front. Use of color is another interesting element seen here, with a deep copper shade applied to the longest pieces and through some layers in the back.

To accommodate such a steep angle in a carré that’s shorter than chin length, the back of this style has been strategically undercut. Nous adorons this stacked carré for thick haired women who are looking to shed some heaviness in their hair.

The stacked carré is a popular choice among professional women, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be mixed with tendance rainbow hues. This particular style features a vibrant mixture of pinks, violets, and greens, and the dégradé colors add extra depth to the style.

carré in the front and pixie in the back, this hybrid style is ideal for busy, professional women who are serious about their coiffures but short on time to get ready in the morning.

Looking like a classic stacked carré from one side and an audacieux undercut on the other, this coupes de cheveux makes a audacieux style statement. If you’re dying to try this style but concerned about growing out an undercut later on, make your side shave low enough that it can be hidden by adjusting your part and covering it with longer pieces of hair.

This dégradé carré is light and bouncy in the front, with feathery textured face framing pieces in a warm honey color. Keeping things simple in the back saves on styling time, and makes the front pieces pop even more.