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Medium · Straight · Low upkeep

Blunt lob

A collarbone-length bob with a substantial, nearly one-length edge.

Front view of a straight collarbone lob with a blunt lower edge.
Side view of a collarbone-length lob with minimal layering.

The feeling

A closer look

The lob offers the line of a bob with a little more length to tuck or tie back. Keeping the perimeter blunt can make fine hair appear fuller, although the right effect depends on density. It is versatile enough for a natural finish as well as an occasional smooth blow-dry.

These generated images are inspiration. A hairdresser can help adapt the shape to your density, growth patterns and preferred routine.

Make it work for you

Styling notes

  • Comb damp hair gently into your usual parting.
  • Apply a light leave-in product to the ends if they need it.
  • Air-dry for a natural bend or blow-dry on low heat with a heat protectant.

Everyday upkeep

  • Trim the ends when needed, often around eight to twelve weeks for a tidy perimeter.
  • Check whether the chosen length clears your shoulders or flicks against them; either finish can be intentional.