The key to this cut is how you style it. “The gloss bob works on all textures. Even if your hair is curly or wavy, you can either blow it out smooth first or work with the natural hair texture to create the gloss look from within,” says Moodie.

To create the mirror-like shine, Moodie recommends first blow-drying your hair away from the face to create volume and then taking a generous amount of finishing serum or cream once dried – the latter being great for curly hair types.

To keep it in place, he recommends styling with a comb or flat brush, depending on your hair texture. For extra shine, add a coating of hair oil and lock it all in with a spritz of hairspray.

If you’ve got finer hair and the prospect of dousing it in oil has you itching to wash it seconds later, Moodie has a solution. “For fine hair, I would recommend using more a gel, instead of oil. While this will dry hard, it will still look glossy and shiny, and you can mist a light shine spray over the gel to get extra gloss,” he says.

Why the ‘gloss bob’ is the timeless haircut you need to have on your radar