A razor-sharp, single-length haircut with zero layers and a crisp, straight horizontal baseline.
Biometric breakdown of how this haircut alters facial proportions and balance.
The clean geometric perimeter frames balanced features impeccably.
When cut to shoulder level, the crisp horizontal line creates widening balance.
Adds weight below the cheekbones, balancing the chin.
A blunt cut at chin or jaw level mirrors and accentuates sharp jaw angles.
Looks great if kept long (collarbone or below), but avoid chin-level blunt bobs.
A blunt cut is sheared straight across with no layers, thinning, or graduation. The ends form a clean, heavy horizontal line that makes fine hair appear instantly thicker and gives a sleek, high-fashion architectural finish.
Exact technical instructions so you get the haircut you actually want.
One-Sentence Barber Script
“Ask for a blunt, single-length cut with zero layers and a laser-straight baseline.”
One length.
Cut point-blank straight across with shears.
Even with the rest of the perimeter.
Delivers maximum impact on sleek straight strands.
Skip the salon anxiety. Use our private in-browser 3D face shape analyzer to identify whether your jawline, forehead, and cheekbone proportions are an ideal fit for this cut.
Common questions on styling, hair types, and barber consultations.
Yes! By cutting every hair strand to the exact same perimeter line, you create maximum bulk and density at the hemline, instantly making fine hair look twice as full.
A timeless, chin-length cut with a clean horizontal weight line that defines the jaw and neck.
Bob & LobA versatile, collarbone-grazing bob that provides the chicness of short hair with the styling versatility of long locks.
Layers & ShagCascading layers cut progressively longer from the cheekbones or chin down to the ends.
