
Sleek Blunt Bob
A sharp, chin-length bob with precise, blunt ends and a perfectly smooth, straight texture.

A short, tapered crop with piecey layers on top and a long, eye-grazing side-swept fringe.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Piecey Pixie Sweep look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
This versatile crop is exceptionally flattering for those with oval, heart, or diamond-shaped faces, as the asymmetric fringe creates a focal point that softens the forehead and highlights the cheekbones. It works best on straight to slightly wavy hair with fine to medium density, as these textures allow the piecey layers to remain lightweight and airy rather than bulky. It is an excellent choice for individuals who enjoy a daily styling ritual and want a short silhouette that still offers the femininity or softness of longer hair around the face.
Ask for a short, tapered pixie with a clean, clipper-faded or closely cropped nape and sides that blend seamlessly into longer, choppy layers at the crown. Specify that you want a long, asymmetrical fringe that is point-cut to graze the eye or cheekbone on one side, ensuring there is significant texture throughout the top for movement. Request a shattered perimeter rather than blunt lines, which allows the hair to be styled forward and across with a distinct piecey finish and visible separation.
Maintain the shape with a professional trim every four to six weeks to prevent the tapered back from looking overgrown and to keep the long fringe at a functional length. Daily styling requires a matte texture paste or a lightweight styling wax to define the individual layers and a blow-dryer with a concentrator nozzle to direct the volume of the sweep.
Apply a small amount of root-lifting spray or a light-hold volumizing mousse to damp hair before blow-drying the fringe away from the face with a round brush to set the direction. Finish with a touch of texture paste on the ends to give the hair enough weight and grip to stay swept to the side.
Yes, but your stylist will need to use thinning shears or deep point-cutting to remove internal bulk, ensuring the top layers don't become too puffy. Without proper weight removal, the piecey, separated texture of the sweep will be difficult to achieve and maintain throughout the day.
On days when you cannot blow-dry, apply a sea salt spray or a flexible cream to damp hair and use your fingers to piece out the fringe and crown. Allow it to air dry while occasionally tousling the roots to ensure the hair doesn't dry flat against the scalp, maintaining the signature height and movement.
Explore a few similar looks you can try next.

A sharp, chin-length bob with precise, blunt ends and a perfectly smooth, straight texture.

A messy, layered look with a short fringe and spikiness.

A precision-cut pixie featuring straight layers and a tapered silhouette around the ears and nape. The crown is left slightly longer to provide natural texture and soft movement.

A trendy, high-contrast style widely popular in modern fashion, featuring shaved or very short sides and back ('block one') with significantly longer hair preserved on the crown and top ('block two') that hangs freely.