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Layered Bob (ทรงผมบ๊อบสไลด์)

2026-05-16T17:44:14.063+07:00

ชื่อทรงผม (Haircut Names)

Soft Wolf Cut / Short Shag (ทรงรากไทรสั้นแบบซอฟต์)

คำแปลคำอธิบายจุดเด่น (Key Features Translation)

ความยาวระดับประบ่า: > Shoulder-length: The ends of the hair gently skim the base of the neck or shoulders.

การซอยสไลด์: > Layering: The hair is layered around the face and at the ends to reduce bulk, creating a light, fluid look that frames and slims the face.

หน้าม้าปัดข้าง: > Side-Swept Bangs: Long, layered bangs swept to one side, which soften the forehead and enhance facial features.

ภาพรวมของลุคนี้ (Overall Look)

"It's a popular sporty yet cute look that is easy to maintain. For styling, you can simply blow-dry the ends inward toward the face, or use hair wax to define the tips for a cooler, textured vibe."

Layered Shaggy Cut

2026-05-07T16:45:00.000+07:00

The hairstyle in this image is a Layered Shaggy Cut (often referred to as a Mid-Length Layered Cut), which was a signature look of the late 90s and early 2000s.
Here are the key characteristics of this style:

Heavy Layering: The hair is cut into distinct layers of varying lengths to create volume and movement, preventing the hair from looking flat.
Shaggy/Textured Ends: The tips are thinned out or "razor-cut" to create a wispy, pointed effect, similar to what is now known as a Wolf Cut or Modern Mullet.
Side-Swept Fringe: It features long, layered bangs that are swept to the side, which helps frame the face and soften the features.
Piecey Texture: The styling uses product (like wax or pomade) to separate the strands, giving it that "intentionally messy" and edgy look.
How to ask for this at a salon:
If you want to get this haircut, you can tell the stylist:
"I'd like a mid-length layered cut with wispy, textured ends and side-swept bangs."
Showing them this photo is the most effective way to ensure you get the specific "retro-chic" look shown here.

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2011-12-21T09:22:00.000+07:00

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2011-01-09T15:06:00.000+07:00

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2011-01-09T15:05:00.000+07:00

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2011-01-09T15:04:00.000+07:00

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2010-10-05T16:49:00.000+07:00

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2010-09-21T15:11:00.000+07:00

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The Hair footballer South Africa 2010 Defender

2010-07-30T19:26:00.000+07:00

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2010-07-30T10:04:00.000+07:00

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The Hair footballer Serbia 9 Marko PANTELIC

2010-06-18T16:24:00.001+07:00

The Hair footballer Serbia 9 Marko PANTELIC

The Hair footballer Serbia

The Hair footballer South Africa 2010

Date of Birth: 15 September 1978
Height: 181 cm
Shirt number: 9
Position: Forward
Current club: Ajax (NED)
International Caps: 33
International Goals: 6
First international: Poland - Serbia and Montenegro
(16 November 2003)

Club History

Crvena Zvezda (SCG): From 2004 to 2005
Sartid Smederevo (SRB): From 2003 to 2004
Obilic (SCG): From 2001 to 2003
Sturm Graz (AUT): From 2001 to 2001
Yverdon-Sport (SUI): From 2000 to 2001
Sturm Graz (AUT): From 1999 to 2000
Celta de Vigo (ESP): From 1999 to 1999
Lausanne-Sports (SUI): From 1998 to 1999
Iraklis (GRE): From 1997 to 1997

Marko Pantelic is one of Serbia's most experienced and dangerous players. Having been an international since 2003 and played for 11 clubs in eight different countries, the 31-year-old forward has been in arguably the form of his career since joining Ajax last year.

Pantelic was part of Crvena Zvezda's youth academy when, as a 14-year-old, his father got a job in Greece and the family decamped. The youngster signed for Iraklis, made his debut for the club at 16 and scored four goals in eight matches before leaving for Paris Saint-Germain in 1997.

Pantelic failed to make the grade in the French capital, but he nevertheless gained from training alongside the likes of Rai and Leonardo. "I learned a lot from my short time there," he would later recall. "Being around such great players is of invaluable benefit."

Fourteen goals in 21 outings for Lausanne following in 1998/99, before he had brief, unproductive spells at Celta Vigo, Sturm Graz and Yverdon Sport. A switch to Obilic in 2002 revitalised Pantelic's career, though, and after helping them win the Yugoslav Cup, he was snapped up by Crvena.

Pantelic spent just one and a half seasons with the Belgrade heavyweights, with 26 goals in 44 games – he was the top flight's top scorer in 2005 - convincing Hertha Berlin to take him on loan. An intelligent frontrunner capable of brining team-mates into play and finishing coolly, his form swiftly persuaded the German team to make the deal permanent.

Pantelic ultimately scored forty-five goals in 114 appearances for Hertha, but became a free agent in the summer of 2009. Unable to agree a renewal, he chose to pen a deal with Ajax. Handed the No9 shirt, the Serbian responded in style, becoming a fans' favourite with his work-rate and goals. "I feel like I'm in the best form of my career," he said. "I love it in Amsterdam and think Ajax's style of play suits my game."

Pantelic made his Serbia debut in 2003 but was, for years, a bit-part player. He is now a key figure in Antic's squad, though, and made nine appearances during South Africa 2010 qualifying, scoring in the 5-0 win over Romania that sealed his nation's place among the world's elite.

"The World Cup is the pinnacle for any player," he told FIFA.com. "It's an experience you never forget. I've heard a lot about it and now I want to be a part of it. I'm really looking forward to playing in South Africa. I know it's going to be winter there, but I'm still expecting a wonderful tournament full of great games and plenty of spectacular goals."

The Hair footballer Germany 9 Stefan KIESSLING

2010-06-18T16:20:00.001+07:00

The Hair footballer Germany 9 Stefan KIESSLING

The Hair footballer Germany

The Hair footballer South Africa 2010

Date of Birth: 25 January 1984
Height: 191 cm
Shirt number: 9
Position: Forward
Current club: Bayer Leverkusen (GER)
International Caps: 4
International Goals: 0
First international: Germany - Denmark
(28 March 2007)

Club History

1. FC Nürnberg (GER): From 2003 to 2006

The relationship between Stefan Kiessling and the Germany national team has been a trifle odd, to say the least. Although the 26-year-old Bayer Leverkusen striker has been one of the Bundesliga's top marksmen for many seasons, he has struggled for a breakthrough with the three-time world champions. But thanks to a superb 2009/10 league campaign, when he was just pipped at the post for the title of top scorer, the Franconia-born hitman secured a spot in coach Joachim Low's squad for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™.

Kiessling is far from the stereotypical penalty-box poacher, preferring to drop deep and wide in search of the ball, before deploying his long stride to pick up pace. Always a highly mobile target man, his goal-scoring prowess has steadily sharpened since his arrival in Leverkusen. The 1.94m man with the tousled blond hair has honed his nose for goal and predator's instincts to great effect, while continuing to capitalise on his undisputed aerial strength.

After coming up through the ranks at Nuremberg, he took the next step up the career ladder with his 2006 summer switch to Leverkusen as the successor to Dimitar Berbatov. Kiessling has proved a more than adequate replacement for the silky Bulgarian, and represents a serious challenge to the established order in the Germany attack and the likes of Miroslav Klose, Lukas Podolski and Mario Gomez.

After a total of 15 appearances for the Germany U-21s, he earned a first full cap in March 2007 in a 1-0 friendly defeat to Denmark in Duisburg, but then faded from the scene for almost two years. Kiessling also has yet to open his senior scoring account for his country, an omission he would be only too happy to rectify in South Africa

The Hair footballer Serbia 13 Aleksandar LUKOVIC

2010-06-18T16:17:00.001+07:00

The Hair footballer Serbia 13 Aleksandar LUKOVIC

The Hair footballer Serbia

The Hair footballer South Africa 2010

Date of Birth: 23 October 1982
Height: 184 cm
Shirt number: 13
Position: Defender
Current club: Udinese (ITA)
International Caps: 22
International Goals: 0
First international: Poland - Serbia and Montenegro
(15 August 2005)

Aleksandar Lukovic has slowly but surely established himself in the Serbia team. Able to play at left-back or centre-back and based in Italy's Serie A, he is now one of Radomir Antic's most reliable performers.

Lukovic was born in Kraljevo in 1982, and started out at local outfit Sloga as a teenager. A move to Crvena Zvezda followed in 2002, and it was there that the defender made his name.

The Hair footballer Germany 5 Serdar TASCI

2010-06-18T16:09:00.001+07:00

The Hair footballer 5 Serdar TASCI

The Hair footballer Germany

The Hair footballer South Africa 2010

Date of Birth: 24 April 1987
Height: 186 cm
Shirt number: 5
Position: Defender
Current club: VfB Stuttgart (GER)
International Caps: 12
International Goals: 0
First international: Germany - Belgium
(20 August 2008)

Serdar Tasci seems to have title-winning in his blood. In his first season as a professional in 2007, the gifted defender lifted the German title with Stuttgart having already tasted championship glory with the Swabian club's U-17 and U-19 teams. Now the 23-year-old with Turkish heritage is desperate to replicate his club success on the international stage and make a name for himself with Germany at the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™.

Tasci is regarded as Germany's great defensive hope and, with his outstanding qualities, undoubtedly has a bright future ahead of him. Besides his sound positional play and solid tackling, it is his ability with the ball at his feet that really excites Joachim Low. The Esslingen-born prodigy is repeatedly singled out by the Germany coach as a prototype modern central defender thanks to his ability to play his way out of the tightest situations and open up the game with pinpoint passing.

In South Africa, the Stuttgart man is among the candidates to take up the second central defender's berth alongside Per Mertesacker. He already has some international pedigree having played in last season's UEFA Champions League and made five appearances in qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, but South Africa is his first major international tournament in a German shirt. And anybody who knows Tasci will realise the ambitious and confident youngster will not want to miss the chance to shine on the world stage.

The Hair footballer 10 Wayne ROONEY

2010-06-17T19:14:00.001+07:00

The Hair footballer 10 Wayne ROONEY

The Hair footballer England

Date of Birth: 24 October 1985
Height: 178 cm
Shirt number: 10
Position: Forward
Current club: Manchester Utd. (ENG)
International Caps: 61
International Goals: 25
First international: England - Australia
(12 February 2003)

Club History

Everton (ENG): From 2002 to 2004

If Italia 90 is remembered in England as Gazza's tournament, there are high hopes that South Africa 2010 will go down in history as 'Wazza's.'

Wayne Rooney, as he is better known, has already surpassed the achievements of the talented maverick Paul Gascoigne in all ways bar one – he has yet to light up a FIFA World Cup™ with his talent. The signs are that this could be the year for the 24-year-old Liverpudlian, who was England's top scorer with nine goals in qualifying and arrives in South Africa after his best season yet in front of goal.

Handed a central striking role at Manchester United following Cristiano Ronaldo's departure, Rooney has revelled in the responsibility, passing the 30-goal mark for the first time.

It is now eight years since Rooney burst on to the scene, thrilling the fans of his boyhood favourites Everton with his prodigious gifts. He was 16 but could do just about anything with his strength, pace, vision and dribbling ability. His first Premier League goal summed up his 'let-me-at-'em' attitude: a thumping 30-yard last-minute strike that ended champions Arsenal's 30-game unbeaten run.

Rooney soon became his country's youngest player when making his senior debut at 17 years and 111 days in a February 2003 friendly against Australia. He made international football look like child's play, becoming England's youngest scorer with a goal in a UEFA EURO 2004 qualifier against FYR Macedonia seven months later.

Utterly fearless, the 18-year-old Rooney took Europe by storm when unleashed at the ensuing finals in Portugal. He registered four goals and might have inflicted more damage but for the fractured metatarsal he sustained with England leading Portugal in a quarter-final they eventually lost on penalties.

By the time Rooney had recovered, he was a Manchester United player following his August 2004 switch to Old Trafford for a £27m fee. He rose to the occasion once more on his United debut, hitting a hat-trick against Fenerbahce in the UEFA Champions League. His talent was without question yet there were doubts over his temperament and they resurfaced to unhappy effect at the FIFA World Cup in Germany.

Rooney had rushed back from another metatarsal injury to take his place in England's squad but he was not at his best and another quarter-final against Portugal ended prematurely for him – albeit this time with a red card for stamping on Ricardo Carvalho. Of course, Rooney is not the first talented tyro to overheat in the pressure cooker of a FIFA World Cup – Diego Maradona did the same first time around and there are England supporters hoping Rooney can make a similar impact as Argentina's No10 managed on his second try.

Four years on from Gelsenkirchen, Rooney – who has won three Premier League titles and a UEFA Champions League in the intervening period – has certainly matured impressively. He became a father last October and the following month captained England for the first time in a Dubai friendly against Brazil. For all his star quality, he still works tirelessly for his team and no defence will look forward to facing him in South Africa.

The Hair footballer 13 Guillermo OCHOA

2010-06-17T19:06:00.000+07:00

The Hair footballer 13 Guillermo OCHOA

The Hair footballer Mexico

Date of Birth: 13 July 1985
Height: 183 cm
Shirt number: 13
Position: Goalkeeper
Current club: America (MEX)
International Caps: 37
International Goals: 0
First international: Mexico - Hungary
(14 December 2005)

From an early age, Guillermo Ochoa knew he had what it takes to go far in football. He was just 18 when Leo Beenhakker spotted him playing in a youth match for Mexican club side America. Taken aback by the teenager's ability, the veteran Dutch coach decided to give him an opportunity in the first team, and Ochoa seized it with both hands. By his 20th birthday, he was a fixture in goal for one of Mexico's two biggest clubs.

With America, 'Memo' has won two league titles and participated in numerous international competitions. His charisma and leadership skills quickly made him a hero to his club's supporters and also helped him become the face of a number of brands, thus earning him unprecedented popularity for a goalkeeper in Mexico.

With the Tricolor, however, he has had it less easy. Mexico have never had problems finding goalkeepers and when Ochoa came onto the scene, he found himself in the considerable shadow of Oswaldo Sanchez, one of the safest pairs of hands in Mexican football history. Sanchez had the absolute trust of then national coach Ricardo La Volpe, who used him in qualifying for Germany 2006 and in the tournament itself.

Ochoa travelled to Germany as third-choice goalkeeper and profited from the learning experience before his prospects improved with La Volpe's departure and the arrival of Hugo Sanchez as coach. When Sanchez alternated between the two goalkeepers at the CONMEBOL Copa America in 2007, the younger man performed impressively, while the veteran made some important mistakes.

A change of guard seemed imminent, but instead Hugo Sanchez left his post and his successor, Sven Goran Eriksson, reinstalled Oswaldo Sanchez as the team's outright No1. Ochoa duly returned to the substitutes' bench, and history seemed to be repeating itself when Eriksson finally handed him his chance only for the coach to lose his job.

Yet the arrival of Javier Aguirre as the Swede's successor has proved a positive for the 25-year-old keeper. After weighting up his options, the new coach put his faith in Ochoa and he responded with some fine displays in last July's CONCACAF Gold Cup triumph and the latter stages of South Africa 2010 qualifying.

With a starting place finally his, Ochoa now has the chance to shine on football's biggest stage and he does not lack the quality to do so. Despite his relative youth, here is a goalkeeper with seven years' experience at the top level. He has agility, athleticism and a secure pair of hands. He has also worked hard to overcome the difficulties he once had dealing with high balls and appears to have ironed out that weakness in his game. Ochoa also has authority and charisma.

All of the above ensures he has a telling role to play for his country in South Africa – and explains the covetous glances he is already attracting from several European clubs.

The Hair footballer 9 Guillermo FRANCO

2010-06-10T16:08:00.002+07:00

The Hair footballer 9 Guillermo FRANCO

The Hair footballer Mexico

Date of Birth: 3 November 1976
Height: 182 cm
Shirt number: 9
Position: Forward
Current club: West Ham Utd. (ENG)
International Caps: 21
International Goals: 7
First international: Mexico - Guatemala
(8 October 2005)

Club History

Villarreal CF (ESP): From 2006 to 2009
Monterrey (MEX): From 2002 to 2006
San Lorenzo (ARG): From 1995 to 2002

A member of the Mexico squad at Germany 2006, Guille Franco is appearing at his second FIFA World Cup™ finals. Born in Argentina, the West Ham United striker started out at San Lorenzo before moving to Monterrey, where he became a firm fans’ favourite and met his wife. After deciding to take out Mexican citizenship, he was called up by his adopted country, making his debut in a Germany 2006 qualifier against Guatemala and starting the group games against Iran and Angola at the finals themselves.

Joining Spain’s Villarreal earlier in 2006, he became an important part of Manuel Pellegrini’s side and contributed to their run to the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League that year. He left La Liga for West Ham in 2009, going on to score four goals in 21 appearances for the Hammers in his first season.

A versatile forward, Franco can play as an out-an-out striker but is happier in a supporting role, where his abilities on the ball allow him to link up play and his selfless running makes him a useful first line of defence. Although 33, he still has much to offer his country and can perform a valuable role for El Tri at South Africa 2010.

The Hair footballer 1 Oscar PEREZ

2010-06-09T15:56:00.008+07:00

The Hair footballer 1 Oscar PEREZ

The Hair footballer Mexico

Date of Birth: 1 February 1973
Height: 174 cm
Shirt number: 1
Position: Goalkeeper
Current club: Jaguares (MEX)
International Caps: 52
International Goals: 0
First international: Brazil - Mexico
(16 December 1997)

Club History

Tigres (MEX): From 2008 to 2009
Cruz Azul (MEX): From 1993 to 2008

South Africa 2010 will be the third FIFA World Cup™ finals for veteran goalkeeper Oscar Perez. An understudy to Jorge Campos at France 1998, he was Mexico's No1 at Korea/Japan 2002, appearing in all four of their games and conceding the same number of goals.

Overlooked by Ricardo La Volpe for Germany 2006, Perez was recalled to the national team by Javier Aguirre with Mexico struggling in their qualifying campaign. 'El Conejo' (The Rabbit) played in the matches last June against El Salvador (1-2) and Trinidad and Tobago (2-1), though he will arrive in South Africa as third goalkeeper behind the younger pair of Guillermo Ochoa and Luis Michel.

Perez, who plays for Mexican top-flight side Jaguares de Chiapas, was always renowned for his incredible spring – hence his nickname – which even allows him to touch the crossbar with his foot. He has impressive speed around the penalty box too and, at 37, his physical qualities remain intact. In addition, he brings a cool head in difficult moments, a product of the experience accumulated over 17 seasons as a professional. If called on he will have a positive contribution to make, both on and off the pitch.

The Hair footballer 6 MacBeth SIBAYA

2010-06-09T15:43:00.000+07:00

The Hair footballer 6 MacBeth SIBAYA

The Hair footballer South Africa

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Date of Birth: 25 November 1977

Height: 176 cm

Shirt number: 6

Position: Midfielder

Current club: Rubin Kazan (RUS)

International Caps: 58

International Goals: 0

First international: Malawi - South Africa
(25 February 2001)

Club History
Rubin Kazan (RUS): From 2003 to 2010

Rosenborg BK (NOR): From 2001 to 2002

Jomo Cosmos (RSA): From 1999 to 2001

Kerulet FC (HUN): From 1998 to 1999

One of Bafana Bafana's senior statesmen, MacBeth Sibaya made his debut for for the national team nine years ago in a FIFA World Cup™ qualifier against Malawi. He subsequently went on to be among his country's better performers in their last appearance at a FIFA World Cup finals in 2002.
Sibaya came to prominence while at homeland club Jomo Cosmos, before enjoying successful overseas spells with a number of clubs, including Norwegian side Rosenborg, Hungarian outfit Kerulet and his current employers Rubin Kazan - the reigning Russian champions. Yet despite this extensive experience, the emergence of young midfield talent means Sibaya is having to fight for his South Africa place once more. Should he win that fight, Bafana Bafana will no doubt benefit from the leadership skills of a man who has been to no fewer than three African Cup of Nations tournaments. Underrated in some quarters, he has performed his duties with aplomb and continues to be an unsung hero in the team. He played four matches at the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup but missed the semi-final defeat to Brazil through suspension. He also appeared in three FIFA World Cup qualifiers for Germany 2006.
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The Hair footballer 1 Moneeb JOSEPHS

2010-06-09T15:15:00.001+07:00

The Hair footballer South Africa 2010

1 Moneeb JOSEPHS

Date of Birth: 19 May 1980
Height: 184 cm
Shirt number: 1
Position: Goalkeeper
Current club: Orlando Pirates (RSA)
International Caps: 17
International Goals: 0
First international: South Africa - Zimbabwe
(19 July 2003)

Club History

Orlando Pirates (RSA): From 2008 to 2010
Wits Univ. (RSA): From 2006 to 2008
Ajax Cape Town (RSA): From 1999 to 2006
Cape Town Spurs (RSA): From 1997 to 1999

Overlooked for the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa, Moneeb Josephs might have felt hard-done after he enjoyed a sterling season with his club Orlando Pirates. In the past two years, the ever-energetic Josephs has been amongst the most consistent goalkeepers in the South African Premier Soccer League. Luck, however, has not been on his side, but how he will be relishing this moment.

In 2008, Josephs found himself as the first choice goalkeeper at the Africa Cup of Nations in Ghana after then number one, Rowen Fernandez suffered a last-minute injury. While he cannot be blamed for South Africa’s inauspicious tournament, he will look back at that tournament as an opportunity missed to cement his place in the team.

Often accused of being not able concentrate for the entire match, he has since polished his shortcomings and is ready to launch yet another bid to be the country’s number one. While Khune remains Parreira’s first choice goalie, Josephs will fancy giving the young Khune a run for his money.

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Ben Affleck Messy Style

2010-04-26T20:16:00.000+07:00

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2010-04-25T22:32:00.000+07:00

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2010-03-28T11:23:00.000+07:00

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2010-03-24T11:14:00.000+07:00

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2010-03-12T16:41:00.000+07:00

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Hair Style For You

​Layered Bob (ทรงผมบ๊อบสไลด์)

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The Hair footballer Serbia 9 Marko PANTELIC

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The Hair footballer 10 Wayne ROONEY

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The Hair footballer 13 Guillermo OCHOA

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