Blunt bobs work particularly well for straight or slightly wavy hair textures. The consistent edge enhances shine and reflects light evenly, which contributes to the appearance of healthier and thicker hair. The shorter length also prevents the hair from being weighed down by gravity, allowing natural lift near the roots.
Step-by-Step Guide
Start by dividing the hair into four clean sections using clips. Comb the hair carefully to ensure each section lies smoothly and evenly.
Establish the main length by cutting the bottom section straight across at jawline or chin level. This straight edge will form the blunt outline of the haircut.
Continue cutting the remaining sections at the same length, ensuring the perimeter line remains consistent throughout the haircut.
Once the blunt structure is complete, introduce light internal texture by gently point cutting the interior sections of the hair. Avoid thinning the ends too heavily to preserve density.
Blow-dry the hair using a round brush to create lift at the roots. The finished blunt bob will appear thicker and more structured.