7. Blunt-Edged Soft Angled Bob with Internal Undercut
Execution Process
The blunt-edged soft angled bob combines a crisp, continuous horizontal perimeter with an invisible interior undercut along the nape to reduce bulk. The exterior canopy presents a solid, uniform line that slopes gently toward the front, giving fine or thinning strands the visual appearance of maximum thickness. Beneath the surface, the lower half-inch of the nape is cut slightly shorter, allowing the top layers to tuck under naturally without flipping outward. This design delivers a sharp, modern appearance while keeping daily styling quick and manageable.
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.' '. <- Uniform Exterior Canopy
/ Blunt \
| Perimeter | <- Crisp Forward Sloping Edge
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\ Undercut / <- Micro Internal Weight Relief
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To create this haircut, section the lowest quarter-inch of the nape and trim it short using scissors over comb to remove excess neck bulk. Release the remaining hair in horizontal slices, cutting each section blunt with zero tension along a fifteen-degree forward diagonal guide. Soften the immediate tips by micro-point-cutting the perimeter with the shear tips angled vertically. For daily styling, apply a heat-activated straightening balm, blow-dry straight down using a flat paddle brush with firm tension, and pass a flat iron through the ends with a slight inward curve.