
Layered Sweep Bob
A shoulder-grazing bob enhanced with internal layers and a soft, side-oriented fringe.

A striking medium-length bob characterized by a sharp, straight perimeter and heavy blunt-cut bangs. The fringe sits just above the eyebrows, creating a bold, architectural frame for the face.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Modern Blunt Fringe look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
This architectural cut best suits individuals with oval, heart, or long face shapes, as the heavy horizontal line of the fringe balances facial proportions. It works optimally on straight to slightly wavy hair with medium to high density to ensure the blunt fringe remains thick and opaque without gaps. Those with cowlicks at the hairline or very fine hair may struggle to maintain the solid weight line required for this specific silhouette.
Request a medium-length bob with a perfectly horizontal, blunt perimeter that sits between the chin and shoulders with zero elevation or internal layering. Ask for a heavy, full-width fringe cut straight across just above the eyebrow line, ensuring the corners of the fringe meet the side lengths without any face-framing taper. Specify that you want the ends cut with shears for a crisp, solid edge rather than a textured or point-cut finish.
Expect to visit the salon every three to four weeks for a fringe trim and every six to eight weeks for the perimeter to keep the lines sharp and intentional. Daily styling requires a flat iron and a smoothing serum to maintain the glass-like finish and prevent humidity from disrupting the precision of the cut.
High humidity can cause the blunt fringe to frizz or curl, which disrupts the clean horizontal line. Using a humidity-resistant sealant or anti-frizz spray during the styling process is essential to keep the shape sleek throughout the day.
The strong horizontal line of the fringe can emphasize the width of the face. If you have a round face shape, your stylist might suggest extending the width of the fringe to the cheekbones or adjusting the length of the bob to provide more vertical balance.
While density is great for a thick fringe, excessive volume throughout the bob may require some hidden internal thinning. This ensures the hair hangs straight down in a sheet-like fashion rather than expanding into a triangular shape at the bottom.
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