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Glycolic acid can completely transform your skin—if you use it correctly. This editorial guide breaks down the smartest way to layer it, the essential do’s and don’ts, and dermatologist-backed tips to help you avoid irritation while maximizing results. Learn how to choose the right products, build a balanced routine, and get glowing safely.

In the ever-changing world of hair trends, one thing remains constant: the bob haircut never goes out of style. But like all icons, it evolves. The latest evolution? The ripped bob — a choppier, more rebellious version of the traditional cut. It’s edgier, more relaxed, pairing a one-length cut packed with texture, shaking off the polished rigidity of sleek bobs in favor of something freer and more expressive.

The ripped bob is making its mark as the haircut of 2026. So, if you’ve been craving a change that feels both stylish and low-effort, this might be exactly what you’re looking for.

I’ve been thinking about it for a while—cutting my hair, that is. The thought keeps circling back like an intrusive little whisper every time I catch my reflection or mindlessly twist my ends. It’s been a solid twelve months since I last colored it, the greys are beginning to softly announce themselves, and instead of calmly addressing what that next phase might look like, I’m daydreaming about a bob. Or maybe a fringe. Or both? Or neither, but also… definitely something.