Style the longer top section straight and sleek, directing it forward or to the side, depending on your preference.
The contrast between lengths creates architectural interest.
This low-maintenance option provides sophisticated style without extensive daily upkeep.
12: Blunt Midi with Money Piece Highlights
Frame your face beautifully with a shoulder-length cut featuring lighter strands around your face.
These strategic highlights draw attention to your features while adding dimension.
Style with a flat iron for maximum sleekness that showcases the color contrast.
The blunt ends create a strong line that makes your hair appear thicker and healthier.
This contemporary style combines classic structure with modern color placement for a fresh result.
13: Low Sleek Bun
Smooth your straight hair into a low, polished bun at the nape of your neck to transform it into an elegant updo.
This timeless style offers sophisticated simplicity.
Apply edge control and use a fine-tooth comb to achieve maximum sleekness before gathering your hair. Secure with pins that match your hair color for a seamless finish.
This versatile style transitions beautifully from professional environments to formal events.
14: Flip-End Bob
Flip the ends outward with a flat iron to add retro-inspired flair to your bob.
This playful detail transforms a classic cut into a style with personality.
Create a deep side part for additional drama and volume.
The flipped ends create movement and dimension that prevents the straight style from appearing flat.
This nostalgic yet modern interpretation works beautifully for both casual and dressy occasions.
15: Straight with Invisible Layers
Create subtle movement with precisely cut layers that blend seamlessly and appear almost invisible.
This technique adds dimension without disrupting the sleek silhouette.
Ask your stylist for internal layers that remove bulk without creating obvious steps.
The resulting style moves beautifully while maintaining the appearance of a blunt cut.
This sophisticated approach offers the best of both worlds—the sleekness of a one-length cut with the movement of layers.
16: Deep Side Part with Tucked Ear
Create dramatic asymmetry with a deep side part that directs the majority of your hair to one side. Tuck the lighter side behind your ear for a sophisticated detail.
Apply a small amount of lightweight hairspray to maintain the deep part throughout the day.
The exposed ear and neck create an elegant line that elongates your silhouette.
