A blunt cut may be just the style shakeup you’re looking for. While textured haircuts are cut with a razor or scissors to be angled at the ends, blunt cuts are cut straight across at the ends with a pair of scissors. Blunt cuts are visually striking and can be downright edgy. Here are just some of the ways you can incorporate a blunt cut into your personal style.

Contents

• 1 Blunt Cut Bob
• 2 Blunt Cut Long Hair
• 3 Shoulder Length Blunt Cut
• 4 Short Blunt Cut
• 5 Blunt Haircut For Fine Hair
• 6 Blunt Haircut For Thick Hair
• 7 Blunt Haircut For Wavy Hair
• 8 Blunt Cut Curly Hair
• 9 Straight Hair Blunt Cut
• 10 Blunt Cut Bob with Bangs

Blunt Cut Bob

The blunt cut bob is a short hairstyle for women that’s cut with a straight line at the ends. If you aren’t ready to take the plunge and go super short, a blunt cut bob is the perfect way to test the waters. A blunt cut bob that ends a few inches below the jawline will accentuate your bone structure and help your eyes pop.

This style looks especially chic when it’s silky straight and finished with glossing spray or serum. This amplifies the shine and makes it look healthy and gorgeous.

Blunt Cut Long Hair

When most women think of blunt cuts, they probably think of Anna Wintour’s classic severe chin-length blunt cut with bangs. But a blunt cut looks great on long hair. Getting a blunt cut is a great way for a woman with long hair to modernize her style.

As an additional bonus, it can help your hair look thick, shiny, and healthy. The major con is the upkeep. Blunt ends require regular trims to maintain the look.

Shoulder Length Blunt Cut

If you love your long bob but want it to look a bit more chic, ask for the ends to be blunt cut next time you go in for a trim. When the blunt ends skim your shoulders they’ll look much neater and sharper than texturized ends.