Defining the blunt cut
A blunt cut is a clean, straight-across trim taken to the length you choose, producing a sharp, uniform edge. The goal is a single, bold line across the ends of the hair that gives visual weight and structure. This approach creates a defined silhouette rather than layered or feathered movement.
Because the cut relies on a continuous edge, the visible result depends on even length and a steady line from side to side. Small differences in hair density, previously cut layers, or natural growth patterns will influence how crisp the line looks once the hair falls naturally.
How hair type shapes results
Texture and thickness change how the blunt edge sits: thicker hair emphasizes weight and a sharp contour, while finer hair may show the line more gently. Natural wave or curl will soften the appearance of the straight-across edge, so expectations should reflect how the hair behaves off the chair.
Existing layers, breakage, or ends with uneven length can affect the final neatness of the blunt edge. A blunt approach trims everything to one level, so discussing current condition and desired density helps set realistic outcomes and any necessary compromises before trimming begins.
What to expect during service
Your appointment begins with a brief consultation to confirm the exact length and the visual weight you want. The cut will be taken straight-across to that length and refined to create a uniform edge. Expect the stylist to check balance and symmetry as they work to ensure the line reads cleanly from every angle.
This service is scheduled for 30 MINUTES and priced at $25. Arrival with dry or lightly damp hair is acceptable; bring reference photos if you have a specific edge or length in mind. After cutting, the stylist will show the shape so you understand how it will sit as it grows out.
