5 ways to wear short blunt haircuts

Short blunt haircuts play with your locks to give a highly structured and asymmetrical finish. Here are 5 ways with this look to fully appreciate this hairstyle in all of its forms.

The boyish style

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Opt for the pixie crop which is extremely short on the sides with some length left on top for a casual hairstyle. Inspired by a very popular men’s haircut, this version gives you a look that can be as androgynous as you want. As for styling, simply sweep your locks towards the back using a small amount of gel with a low level of hold. This will hold in any movement whilst keeping your hair soft and swingy.

The short bob

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To gently make the transition to a short blunt cut, opt for this feminine version with a few slightly longer layered strands swept to one side. The advantages of this look? It is ultra-smooth yet pumped-up at the roots thanks to light blow-dry styling. The result: the haircut is subtly asymmetrical with a pretty finish.

Playing with contrasts

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Here, the varying shades of the colouring technique used showcase and enhance this asymmetrical haircut. A few golden blond accents add depth and luminosity. The contrast between light thinned-out strands against a dark base accentuates the blunt nature of this short haircut. This is an unusual and highly feminine look which will delight the most daring amongst us.

Graphic Eighties

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Go in for Jean Louis David’s new blunt look with this short layered haircut, thinned out meticulously at the nape of the neck. This is a perfect style for emphasising the feminine side of short hair. Structured by a large front section creating a brazenly asymmetrical look, the Graphic Eighties haircut is enhanced by subtle highlights thanks to the Gloss treatment, a subtle tone-on-tone colouring technique which boosts your hair’s shine and catches the light at the tips.

The slicked-back look

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To give a new look to your short haircut simply by quickly going over it with a comb, mark out a side parting before adding texture to your locks with styling gel. Gently smooth down your hair with the comb to create a slicked-back look, whilst still keeping a little of your hair’s volume. This will instantly change how your blunt haircut looks, and it will take on a sophisticated couture feel. Then, simply chop and change the styling products you use to suit the occasion and try out endless styles, from the wet look to matt effects.

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