I'd advise her to ditch the layers and have a shorter, more blunt cut to make the hair look more solid.

The blunt cut gave the impression of thicker hair.

Blunt cuts of the late 1980s brought long hair to an equal length across the back.

Bigger than the blunt end of a pencil, darkening and enlarging?

He looks at the blunt end he's been brandishing and frowns.

The result was quite clear: the blunt end was best.

Parcel tape was fixed to the blunt end of the darts to act as flights.

The blunt end goes down and the pointy end goes up.

In blunt language, they had been priced out of a job.

He used some very blunt language in a closed session that was inadvertently, but fortuitously, broadcast through an open mike.

The blunt language packs a punch.

It was later established that her injuries were inflicted by a blunt object to the head and upper body.

I'd considered a blunt object, for example a stick, but this would be hard to hide and hard to do.

Nearly all the rest were down to people hurting themselves with a 'sharp or blunt object'.

She had been struck over the head with a blunt object.

A post-mortem examination found that she had been repeatedly hit on the head with a blunt object.

A similarly blunt style was on display during the election campaign.

It has a blunt style featuring high-energy kicks and punches.

A social theme along with bold and blunt style of writing about life's harsh realities makes him stand out from other writers.

Compared with water, black tea 'significantly improved' function, whereas 'milk completely blunted the effects'.

By refusing to propose an alternative government the protesters have blunted the effect of these attacks.

A potassium-rich diet blunts the effects of eating salt on blood pressure.

This change has been shown to blunt the effects of excess salt intake on hypertension and cardiovascular disease.

It adds nothing to the meaning but merely, owing to verbiage, blunts the impact of the sentence.

But he slightly blunted the impact by adding that everyone had something to do with it, including 'the individual home buyer buying a home they couldn't afford'.

After suffering years of bad press, the industry was, he argued, finally blunting the impact of its critics.

A rigid system of countermeasures enacted to combat sanctions succeeded in blunting their impact for at least a decade.

It feels that way because cut hair has a blunt tip.

The straight-margined forewings have a somewhat drawn-out but blunt tip and 12 veins.

The spire tapers regularly, but ends in a blunt tip.

The 4.3 mm fore wings are a little over 3 times as long as they are wide and have a blunt tip.

Their actines are cylindrical or conical, with a blunt tip.

You just can't do all that fancy, fast onion chopping with a blunt tool.

But it was a blunt tool which nearly bankrupted us - and should be treated as the nuclear option next time around.

They're a blunt tool, yes, but handy shorthand.

However, an official assessment by civil servants warns that price caps are a blunt tool that will not solve the 'fundamental mismatch' between supply and demand for trained staff.

So water may be a blunt tool in comparison.

To call this advice insensitive would risk according it the status of a blunt truth.

In fact, the blunt truth was that he hated the place.

The phrases 'the blunt truth was' and 'the fact was' recur like a musical chorus, and should have been deleted by a diligent editor.

She speaks the blunt truth rather often, refusing to soften her words, as she feels this would dilute the truth of the matter.