By mistake, I did my first bobbed pixie. One client wanted a longer pixie and I took the back shorter than I meant to, left the front heavier, and when I spun her around to show her, she gasped and then laughed because she loved it. That’s kind of how this whole category of cuts works, operating in that in between space of bob and pixie. The rules get blurred and the results get interesting. There’s no one way to do it. That’s what makes it fun to do these cuts and they end up looking good on a lot of different people.
Before scrolling, bobbed pixies are for sure one of the most versatile haircuts you can get. These are gonna run the whole spectrum and vary from sleek and precise to messy and lived-in (a few are wild with color). I have opinions about all of them and I’m not holding back. Let’s get into it.


#1: That Silver Pixie Your Cool Aunt Should Have
I think this one is balancing all of the different design elements in a way that is really nice. It is really nice that the layers are soft and sit right in the middle of your face, giving you a nice effortless face frame. The silver is a color that is modern and beautiful and not costume-y. If you have finer hair, you will want to bookmark this one because the layering gives you movement and body without making it look thin and sparse. It is the type of cut where people say ‘you look amazing’ but they can’t really say why because nothing drastic has changed.


#2: The Asymmetrical Bob That Actually Earns Its Attitude
I’ll give my honest opinion: I see plenty of asymmetrical bobs that look like they are trying way too hard, but this one really hits the mark. The sense of movement with the back being shorter and the front having longer side-swept bangs is obvious. With the rich brown color, your cut will not read flat because it adds some dimension. If you have medium to thick hair, this is for you because there’s a lot of layering to work with. The sharper the angle, the more you’ll be in my chair to keep it tight, and I’m not mad about that.


#3: A Fringe Bob That Knows Exactly What It’s Doing
I think the curved fringe is kind of clever! It goes a little shorter in the center and lengthens toward the sideburns. It’s those little details that make the entire look feel more balanced. The waves are just enough to feel like you really did wake up like this, which I assume is the goal. I will say this haircut is a bit of a diva when it comes to the hair texture. If your hair is too curly or too pin straight, it’s really not going to cooperate as you want. That’s a battle I definitely do not recommend. But for those with medium texture hair this style is going to be a real winner!


#4: Dark Layered Pixie with Sideburns That Actually Work
Sideburns…What can we say about sideburns? Generally speaking, people tend to think that a pixie cut with long sideburns will look weird, and they are most likely correct 90% of the time, but in this instance, the sideburns are so well integrated with the layers that it really all just blend into the frame of the entire cut. The cut looks sharp in a soft way, and once the shape is established, maintenance is a breeze. If your hair is a stick straight or just a bit wavy all you need to do is wake up, finger comb it, and add a piece-y texturizing product and you’re good to go.


#5: Espresso Pixie with Bangs That Melt Into the Cut
I appreciate how the bangs merge with the layers of the cut, so they move as one. That takes real shear skill. The espresso color is rich and works with many skin tones. I tell people “I want something short but I am nervous it will look too boyish” to recommend this cut. The length is practical, but the softness of the feathering keeps it feminine.


#6: Chestnut Bob with Waves That Actually Behave
If you’re looking for a timeless style, the chestnut layered bob is for you! This hairstyle does have an effortless vibe, but to keep it looking like you just rolled out of bed you’ll need some lightweight styling cream. The waves on this hairstyle are just right- they have the perfect texture to keep them interesting without going full on beach waves. This color is warm and brassy! If you have fine or medium hair, this hairstyle thickens your hair by giving you that fuller look you’ve been after. I never get tired of the combination that softens the jawline and accentuates the cheekbones, and this style is perfect for that.


#7: Jet-Black Wispy Pixie That Commands a Room
This jet black is creating an very artistic, almost movie-style, effect, framing the face. The wispy bangs break the black just enough to not feel too harsh. This is the type of haircut that makes you seem like you lead a really interesting life, which is honestly the best thing you could say about a haircut. I do have to be honest with you, color upkeep and shape upkeep means salon appointments every four to six weeks. If that sounds like a lot of time, that cut is probably not for you. However, if that sounds like self care, sit tight and let me work.


#8: The Wavy Pixie That Doesn’t Try Too Hard
This is the cut I’d give anyone who comes in saying, “I want something cute that I don’t need to think about.” Most of the work is done by the natural waves. The slight asymmetry keeps it from looking too basic, and this whole thing has this super flattering undone quality in person. When the hair is thinner, waves also give the illusion of more volume, and no tricks are involved. All you need is a little mousse to keep the pattern on the waves defined on day two, but that’s literally it. The bangs are soft enough to work with more angular features, and without you feeling like they are too much of a shield.


#9: Black Pixie with Side-Swept Bangs That Mean Business
This cut is as great as a bespoke suit. The side has been cut and blended into the longer hair and you can feel the precision. The solid black is serious, intentional, and polished, and not overly done. I would recommend this style for medium to thick hair as there needs to be enough volume for the bangs to sweep and not look limp. If your natural color is lighter, plan on doing root touch ups as the dark color shows regrowth quicker than you would think.


#10: Silver Bob with Bangs That Don’t Mess Around
I know blunt bangs are very divisive, but I love them, especially when paired with silver hair at jaw-length. This style is no frills. Straight across, clean finish, and fully committed to the aesthetic. If you have thin to medium hair, the blunt line actually makes your hair look denser which is a nice bonus. The silver is stunning, and I won’t lie, if you are coming from a darker base, the journey to arrive here is a commitment and the maintenance is a lot. But when it’s fresh, it is unbeatable!


#11: Lavender Silver Pixie for When You’re Feeling Adventurous
The lavender hue on this silver pixie is one of those things that looks understated in photos, but in real life is a total show stopper. The color is more of an iridescent shimmer than a bold fashion color; this makes it a lot more approachable to those who wouldn’t typically consider a vivid color. The layers add texture and life to the cut, and the back graduation gives the style structure, so it doesn’t sit flat. If your skin tone is on the cooler side, this shade is going to look like it was made for you. The cut takes minimal product, which means you will be keeping that color fresh rather than using a ton of styling products.


#12: Platinum Pixie That Honors the Hair You Have
Cutting pixie haircuts on older clients is something I enjoy. The softness that graying hair shows is amazing, and layering is so beautiful on it. This platinum cut shows off the natural texture instead of fighting it, and the crown has a few subtle layers to give lift where it’s most necessary. It’s modern but not fussy. It’s modern but avoiding the need to look twenty years younger, which is the vibe we want. Simple! Just a light volumizing spray at the roots before blow drying and you’re all set!


#13: Bronzed Tapered Pixie That Does the Work for You
The graduated cut at the back is smart as it adds volume where a typical pixie shape would fall flat. The bronzed hue warms everything and adds a depth that deceives the eye into thinking fine to medium hair is more healthier and fuller than it actually is. This is one of those cuts that looks good in photos but even better in person as the tapered layers move and catch the light differently. It will require some maintenance with trims and colour to keep it looking this good but the daily styling is next to nothing so it feels like a fair trade.


#14: Magenta and Black Pixie for the Person Who’s Done Being Subtle
Let’s be clear, this is not for everyone, but I love it. The combination of deep black and bright magenta is something we rarely get to see in the salon and I love it. The side cuts are not just for looks, they help to remove some of the weight and also add volume at the roots which is great for finer hair. This is a big commitment with the colour and the cut, but if this is the option you chose, I think it will be perfect.


#15: Brunette Textured Pixie with the Perfect Amount of Wave
The texture on the top here is long enough to look good a few ways, which is my favorite thing to do with a textured pixie, as it keeps things from feeling too committed to one vibe. The soft waves add dimension that makes medium density hair look really full and healthy. You could hit this with a light mousse or a spray to emphasize the texture, or smooth it down for something more polished. The back will need trimming pretty regularly to keep the shape from getting mullet-adjacent, which trust me, is not the direction you want to drift.


#16: Tousled Pixie Bob in Dark Chocolate That Just Works
Haircuts don’t have to be groundbreaking to look good. A simple cut can look good, and this is that cut. The deep brown shade is also rich and flattering on everyone. Also, with this cut you will spend three minutes on styling in the morning. You will need to do some spraying of texture to get a straight hai tousled look, and this is also the least effort you will need to do. It also softens the jaw, highlights the cheekbones, and is perfect for brunch or the board room.


#17: Chestnut Bob Cut with Surgical Precision
This bob is so cleanly cut that it feels ‘architectural.’ The intentional layering creates such a crisp line that even the finest hair is given the illusion of more density. The color is a rich and lustrous chestnut brown. I always consider this to be the ideal. The downside with this cut is that such close precision will not last, and you will want to book your next appointment before you leave this one. But when it is fresh, very few looks rival the sophistication this style gives.


#18: Angled Bob with Bangs That Age Backwards
This bob cut brings the attention to the customer’s cheekbones and jaw, giving the whole face a lift. The light bangs also help with this, and since they sit right at the brow, they help keep the look youthful. For my more mature customers, I recommend this style because it keeps a youthful vibe without looking desperate. The cut is also shoulder length, which means you can style it however you want – behind one ear or clip one side back. Be warned though, having a flat look will require some patience and a nifty little iron to get the smooth angled look.


#19: Stacked Bob in Deep Chocolate That Doesn’t Need Accessories
One thing to consider about stacked bobs is that they can be good or bad and this is good. The stacking in the back gives a rounded contrast to the rest of the silhouette, making the cut look intentional. The color is a nice, deep chocolate which helps the cut rather than competing with it. If you have heavier/thicker hair, this is better for you because there is enough weight in the hair to help keep the cut structured. It is possible that if your hair is finer, it can become quite tricky to achieve the look you want stacked and some maintenance will be required quite often.


#20: Coral Feathered Pixie That Photographs Like a Dream
The eye-catching bright coral color of this hairstyle will certainly make everyone in the salon stop to look. The soft feathering transforms the color from costume to classy. Soft and movable layers create the ideal soft contrast to the bold brightness and provide impact and color without too much of an overwhelm. The subtle undercut keeps styling easy and gives some edge when tucking hair behind the ear. The graduation from darker to lighter tips adds volume where fine hair lacks the most. This bright color is a commitment and will require regular touch-ups, but looking this good comes with some rules.


#21: Magenta Pixie for People Who Understand That Life Is Short
It’s cool how magenta pops, and the uneven texture has been designed in a way that most people wouldn’t think of when it comes to “messy” cuts. Each individual strand is placed with purpose to create fullness and depth. This is particularly smart for thin or fine hair as it creates the illusion of volume out of nothing. Keeping it at a medium density also makes it easier to manage and you will appreciate this as the color requires frequent upkeep. This look will have strangers complimenting you and people who should be envious of you will give you jealous stares.


#22: Black Asymmetrical Pixie with That Perfect Back Volume
All of the magic occurs at the back of the style. The tapered volume rounds out beautifully creating a sense of movement. The sleek asymmetry adds a modern and unexpected detail. For medium to thick hair it will feel more intentional as there will be enough density to support the volume in the back and the smooth sweep in the front. The deep black will look dramatic and bold, however, if your natural color sticks out, regrowth will be noticeable so keep this in consideration.


#23 Choppy Ebony Pixie with the Kind of Texture Money Can’t Buy
Almost all of the styling is done by the cut’s natural waves with ~90% of the work done, and I want to do this on every client that asks for this cut, because this is texture that is impossible to work with styling. The choppy layers accentuate the wave pattern and create volume so that finer hair appears much fuller. The dark color gives depth without dimension and highlights, so your maintenance can be more focused on shape and less on color. When mousse is scrunched in, that is about a two minute styling routine, which is not bad. For trims, every four to six weeks is needed to keep the choppiness intentional instead of shaggy.


#24: Caramel-Streaked Pixie That Makes Fine Hair Look Expensive
The caramel highlights on this style do more than look good, they are designed to create the illusion of depth on fine to medium hair. The contoured layers that graze the jawline add a tailored touch that is more sophisticated than your average pixie. The ear length above the nape keeps everything polished and a little less clinical. This is one of those styles that does all the work for you, elevating the look from day to night without needing the touch up, which is exactly what a good style should do. The maintenance on the cut is really easy but you will need to do a little extra work to keep the color versatile.


#25: Deep Brunette Side-Sweep That Handles Gray Gracefully
I always recommend this style, particularly for those who are starting to go gray. With a deep brown base, the silver strands are more likely to be seen as classy highlights rather than something you “missed.” The sweep offers a nice face framing, and less styling is needed with fine hair texture. It’s great for longer oval face shapes because the sweep adds width around the temples. The nape stays clean with regular trims, but as short hair goes, this style is as low maintenance as it gets.


#26: Tousled Black Pixie with Bangs That Frame Everything Right
Those bangs deserve all the attention! They sit on the lash line and draw instant attention to the eyes, which is just the kind of detail that elevates a simple pixie to something that has true stopping power. The short sides create a nice and clean frame that works with the natural volume rather than against it. With straight to wavy hair, there is basically no styling needed. I especially appreciate this recommendation because I know half of you won’t style it anyway and it should still look good. The bangs will need trimming every three weeks if you want them to be out of your eyes.


#27 Highlighted Pixie That Moves Like It’s Alive
This pixie’s shimmering highlights are doing something magical. They reflect light from all angles creating motion for the entire cut even when it is standing still. The layering is simple but powerful because it created good dimension in fine hair without too much chopping. The ear grazing length is in that sweet spot because it is short enough to be low-maintenance but long enough to provide some movement. If you are busy and want to look like you have a hair stylist on speed dial and like you spent 4 minutes getting ready this cut is for you. The highlights will need touch ups to look good at the grown out state, but the cut is low-maintenance in between appointments.


#28 Dark Textured Pixie with Layers That Have a Pulse
Above the jawline, these are slightly undone because they look like real hair on real people, living real lives, which seems obvious, but you’d be surprised how many cuts miss that. The layers in the fine hair create movement and tone down the wispy look, while the dark color and subtle shine keep it polished. The tousled effect only needs a minute of finger play and a bit of product, which is my kind of math. I love that regular trims every five to six weeks make sure this stays sharp without crossing into “trying too hard” territory.


#29 Layered Pixie That Highlights Your Cheekbones Without Asking Permission
Starting with the softest layers, the hair frames and emphasizes the cheeks, while the cut is kept very simple. It hits around the jawline, which means it will suit a variety of face shapes, and because of fine hair density, it will move naturally throughout the day. If you’re thick haired and considering this one, bear in mind there is going to be a lot of texturizing and thinning needed to achieve that exact airiness, otherwise it will look a lot heavier than you want. For fine haired people though, this is a definite win.


#30 Dark Chocolate Pixie with Volume That Comes Standard
This cut has textured layers that give soft volume that looks unstyled, which is a nice little detail. The dark chocolate color is warm and goes well with a lot of different skin tones. The combo looks refined, but not too serious. A little bit of styling cream when the hair is damp gives that nice finish in the photo, but honestly, hair that is air dried, with no product looks just as good. For hair that is fine to medium density, the layers give volume exactly where it’s needed. Shape trims every five weeks or so keep it from losing its structure.


#31 Textured Pixie with Soft Bangs That Know Their Place
These bangs are sleek and free from separation or flipping, which makes them all the more appealing. Many know how bangs can turn into an annoyance as they sometimes separate, poke an eye, or aren’t straight enough. With precise cutting, the bangs appear good. The layered bangs make a more natural and effortless volume with movement without being overdone, thanks to the precision cutting. The ideal hair type for this style is really good for fine to medium hair as it has the right structure to hold the shape without too much product. The style can be worn in a multitude of ways. For a more relaxed look, it can be fluffed up or for a polished look it can be smoothed down. Versatility is the goal I try to achieve with a haircut and this style nails it.


#32 Side-Swept Pixie That’s Playful Without Being Juvenile
For this to work, the proportions need to be balanced, with nothing competing for attention. Texture gives volume to finer and medium hair types, and the silhouette softly tapers to a longer length in front, flattering oval and heart shapes without using any extreme measures. It’s polished enough to wear in a corporate office, and relaxed enough for casual weekends, which is honestly the whole point of a good pixie. Because of that, getting regular trims is best to maintain the shape as the proportions can really change due to growth from the back. It looks magic from the sides and back, but the front is really totally fuss free.


#33 Wispy Bangs Bob That Has More Personality Than Most People
This bob has a fun, youthful energy to it, and the wispy fringe bangs frame your face without requiring any contouring. The layered cut gives the appearance of thickness to fine and medium hair, while the light brown color lends a warm, natural glow to the overall style. If your hair tends to be on the thicker side, you may want to ask your stylist to remove some bulk so it doesn’t puff out in undesirable places — that’s not the goal. For the best bob of all time, it requires the right texture and surprisingly, it gets better after day two, which is a rare and beautiful thing.


#34 Textured Bob with Highlights That Know When to Be Quiet
The highlights in this haircut add the perfect amount of warmth and dimension without being overpowering. The warm highlighted tones brighten the face and blend nicely with the natural base color. The cut is above the jawline and is flattering without being overbearing. It doesn’t have a ‘helmet’ appearance because the fine hair density gives it an airy and naturally moving quality. It just looks great. The style is low maintenance with a high reward. All you will need are a few trims to maintain the shape and a few months of color refreshing to keep the dimension from going flat.


#35 Curly Bob That Lets Your Texture Do the Talking
This style is designed to showcase your natural curls rather than pretending they don’t exist. You might be surprised to find out how many styles fail at that basic premise. The soft layers enhance curl bounce and let each one shine. The medium density offers fullness without going triangular, which every curly haired person knows to fear. You’ll want a good curl defining cream or gel to keep the frizz under control. That bob length hits just at the point where curls tend to expand. With the right products, once the humidity and frizz are taken care of, this is one of the most gorgeously effortless styles on the list.


#36 Ash Blonde Pixie That Brightens Everything Up
This pixie cut is short and textured, and the ash blonde color brightens the look of your skin while catching and reflecting light beautifully. The haircut also provides lots of volume and movement without you having to use lots of styling products, leaving the final product looking fun, polished, and intentional. If you have warm toned hair and choose to go for an ash color, getting a purple shampoo will be necessary to prevent your color from getting brassy, but that’s an easy price to pay for such a good hair color. This haircut is also ideal for round and heart-shaped faces, as the short length will help open up the face.


#37 Chocolate Bob with Waves That Have the Right Amount of Attitude
This bob’s subtle waves add the right amount of interest while still keeping it clean and polished- which is a surprisingly tricky balance to strike! The warm chocolate colour is also a lovely soft framing tone. The layers in this bob will make fine hair look much thicker, and a wave enhancing spray might become your best friend to encourage that texture if your hair isn’t naturally wavy. A quick scrunch while wet should get you most of the way there. This style has that really effortless look, which always gives the vibe of having amazing hair, which is of course the goal.


#38 Textured Bob with Fringe That Has Real Presence
The bob’s soft fringe is perfect for giving a nice length to the face without shortening it too much. Medium length is great as it gives enough length to be styled in a variety of ways but is still easy to manage. With this cut fine hair looks bouncy and beautiful as the cut is designed to add volume, not take it away. If your hair tends to fall flat during the day, a root lifting spray will help it look deflated rather than flat. Fortunately, the layered structure of the cut helps to keep it from falling flat. This cut looks particularly great on heart and oval face shapes, but I have definitely used variations of this cut on most face shapes with great success.


#39 Wavy Bob That Transitions from Coffee Run to Cocktails
This bob has a relaxed look that adds to its overall natural appearance, and the waves provide thinner and medium hair types with more body. This is also the best type of haircut because it can be worn in various ways, all of which will look as if you put a great deal of time and effort into styling them. Thanks to the varying lengths of the layers, the hair is less likely to all fall into one flat look. Most styles do not allow for the appearance of second-day hair, but this one does. Some product might be needed for the waves and ends to stay defined and separated, but this is the type of cut that provides plenty of flexibility for less styling.


#40 Asymmetrical Pixie with Layers That Have Somewhere to Be
The longer front and shorter back of this style create an illusion of motion with the haircut. It’s hard to explain without seeing it in person. The soft layers keep it gentler and add extra texture which is helpful for fine to medium hair. The dark color of the hair is visually heavy, and creates the illusion of greater volume to even hair that has lighter density. Keep the trims tight on this one as the asymmetry depends on exact proportions. Once hair starts to grow out unevenly, the whole effect unravels, so it’s important to stay on top of maintenance.


#41 Copper Pixie with Waves That Warm Up the Room
The warm copper color on this styled pixie is absolutely stunning for her complexion and creates a glow as if lit from within. The soft waves also add some nice movement to the style. This will prevent the look from being too stiff or overly styled, which can be a concern with some pixie cuts. Pixies look especially great on fine hair because of how the texture and layers give the illusion of more hair. The shorter length also helps to prevent it from falling flat and being weighed down. If your hair is damp, just a quick scrunch with some texture spray is all you will need to be set for the day. You will need to maintain your copper with some regular trims to keep it looking great and it will need to be toned as it fades to a flat strawberry which is typical for copper tones.


#42 Side-Swept Textured Bob That Doesn’t Need a Reason
This bob has side-swept layers giving an effortless look creating a natural sense of direction, a combination I’m always trying to find. This works beautifully for hair densities fine to medium as the texture creates dimension without needing loads of hair. The length is in that ideal spot which is long enough to tuck behind the ears but short enough to where there’s no real commitment to styling. This also creates a great canvas for colour, soft highlights, or a balayage would add more dimension, but it is also perfectly simple in a single tone.


#43 Pixie with Crown Volume That Actually Stays Put
Instead of using product to create volume at the crown, we’ve integrated it into the cut, meaning it will hold up all day without deflating by lunchtime. The tousled texture adds some character and stops the look from being too neat and the shorter length will keep it all very manageable. This will work best on fine to medium hair as the layers will have just the right amount of hair to work with without going too bulky. All you really need is some product to define the texture and you’re good to go. Simple and little maintenance. If you were looking to take this look even further, a few highlights at the crown would give even more volume.


#44 Chestnut Bob with Layers That Flow Like Water
The way blending has been done so there are no visible guides for each layer, and the way it flows is so good. The richness and warmth of the chestnut tones adds a lot to the overall combination of textures. The color also creates the perfect illusion of density for fine to medium hair and the color still looks great on wash days. The cut also adds to the face as a frame but it is the style that stands out. The effect of the cut spans so many generations which is something I really appreciate. The cut looks good on its own so it will not need to be paired with a specific look. The cut does most of the work but some styling will be needed to keep the ends bouncy.


#45 Brown Textured Pixie with an Effortless Tousled Finish
This pixie cut is next level, the tousled finish adds that little extra detail that elevates a good haircut to a great one. Passersby stop to ask who your stylist is! The soft layers framing the face have just the right amount of structure to be intentional while still feeling loose enough to be unforced. The texture and movement of the fine to medium density hair coupled with the length just above the jawline is youthful and fresh. This is the style that gives the most effortless look! This is one of those haircuts that you can run your fingers through and get a polished look in less than two minutes. This is high praise for the best short hair cuts!


#46 Voluminous Textured Pixie That Plays Well with Every Face Shape
The design removes weight where it is unnecessary, which gives this cut a light, uplifted feel. This cut especially flatters rounder and oval faces due to the added top volume elongating the face and the tapered sides defining the jaw. This haircut is also great for fine to medium hair as it will appear fuller and more alive. Subtle movement on top adds a youthful energy that makes everyone who sits in my chair look great. This haircut will need maintenance to keep the proportions right as the top and sides will grow at different rates, but this will help keep a good balance to the haircut. Daily styling is pretty low.


#47 Copper Bob That Proves Warm Tones Win
I will always advocate for warm coppers because when they are right, they are so right, and this bob is a perfect example. The subtle textured layers give it movement without making it fussy, and the length just below the jawline elongates the neck and showcases the cheekbones in a way that feels almost effortless. This cut is going to amp up fine to medium hair and add some liveliness, and the colour is going to warm the skin in a way that most cool tones simply can’t. Copper does fade faster than most colours so you’ll want to invest in a colour depositing shampoo in between visits to the salon, but that is a small price to pay for looking this good.


#48 Copper Layered Pixie with Bangs That Frame Perfectly
These soft bangs aren’t an afterthought. This feature is architectural, and designed to draw the focus here, framing the face with a precision that appears effortless. The bright copper color is warm and vibrant, and truly makes you look more awake with the right hue. The lovely volume from the layering will come from your hair’s medium density, and the overall shape is designed to hold up between trims while remaining soft and wearable. Because pixies grow out faster than you think, you will need to make trimming appointments to maintain the overall shape.


#49 Wavy Pixie That Looks Different Every Day
I appreciate the versatility this haircut offers. The look of the hairstyle enhances in waves and can be styled, or even left unstyled, to help achieve the ideal look for each person. Some days it falls to the left and on other days there may be added volume in the crown, and both of those variations look great. This demonstrates that this style is well constructed. The length sits perfectly above the jawline, making it ideal for round and oval face shapes. Additionally, this style works great for fine to medium density hair as the layers create fullness and provide a look of natural thickness. nnIf you wish to keep the waves, I would suggest trims every four to five weeks. Aside from that, this style offers you the opportunity to wear a fairly low-maintenance look.


#50 Black Pixie with Feathered Layers That Soften Everything
The layered feathers add softness and movement along the edge of the cut, creating a visualYes, I would say this is a low maintenance cut with an asterisk. The color requires no maintenance, and styling is minimal, but the shape needs regular upkeep and trims to maintain that precision. If you go too long between appointments, the layered feathers will grow out, and nobody wants that.
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