I get a feeling about clients before they even speak. When a client sits down and requests a Coi Leray pixie, I sense that they have been waiting a while for this haircut and have been thinking about it a lot. Everyone has their reasons for wanting this cut. Some people want to be able to liberate themselves from long hair, while others want to draw focus to their face.
In my experiences, one client stands out the most. Several years ago, I cut the hair of a woman in the middle of the bob, who had the same hairstyle for over a decade. She brought in a photo of Coi Leray and wanted to capture “that energy.” We didn’t copy the cut, but we made the right version for her. The energy that these wigs have is incredible and when they are done well, they do all the talking for the client.
I really like the Coi Leray pixie because it’s simple and versatile with your styling options. You can do something sleek and sculpted or something a bit more textured and undone with wild colors. The cut has strong enough bones to hold all of this. So I’ll share a bunch of variations that I’ve found interesting, whether you want to make the commitment tomorrow or if the idea is just starting to form in your head.
#1: Glossy Finger Waves That Feel Like They Belong in a Painting
It is so satisfying seeing amazing finger waves on a pixie cut and this is one of them. The artistry of this hair cut is in the detail of the waves. The gloss in the hair is also doing a lot of the work; it is reflecting light to give the hair and the waves a liquid look and feel. This is more of a look than an everyday style, but that doesn’t mean it is impractical for day to day life. This style definetly deserves a special occasion. If your hair can loosely hold a wave, you owe it to yourself to do this at least once. To achieve that kind of clean pattern, you will need strong hold styling gel and a fine tooth comb. To be honest, patience is the product here.
#2 That Short Textured Pixie Everyone Thinks Is Easy Until They Try It
I love this haircut since it gives off the vibe of someone who just rolled out of bed and it was done by accident. There is actually some structure to the styling, though looks can be deceiving. The taper on the sides does all the heavy lifting by pulling focus to the cheekbones and making the neck look longer. After putting some pomade and doing a quick scrunch, I’m out the door. The hardest part is the grow-out phase; the nape can get quite shaggy so if you enjoy the look of this style, you’ll want to see your stylist fairly often to keep it looking fresh.
#3: The Burgundy Asymmetry That Makes You Look Twice
Disregarding color, that deep burgundy is gorgeous and my favorite detail is certainly the asymmetry! One side is cut much shorter, and that small detail transforms the entire geometry of her face by drawing attention to the cheekbone on the longer side. If you have straight hair and decent density, this is the kind of cut that will behave itself between appointments. Although the color will need to be touched up every few weeks to remain this rich. Through the top is texture and it is subtle but it is what keeps this from looking flat to give the illusion of more hair than there actually is.
#4: Platinum with Texture That Actually Earns the Word “Edgy”
Platinum on a Pixie is risky business. It can be amazing or it can be a mistake, and a lot of it boils down to the specific cut underneath. In this case it works, because the texture is quite deliberate and layered for movement rather than mess. The sides are tight enough to control everything, and the top has space to do whatever. On lighter tones this color can even verge on architectural. I won’t pretend upkeep isn’t a lot, but if you’re committing to a pixie this short, a salon chair probably doesn’t scare you.
#5: Platinum Blonde with a Crown That Has Its Own Personality
This read on platinum is bolder than the last one, and the crown is what changes. There is real top texture density, as if the hair has been encouraged to stand up, while the sides are neat and tidy. The contrast between those two areas gives it persona. I would go for a texturizing paste for that level of separation in the top layers. Straight hair does this best, and you will want to be ahead of your roots because the whole point of going this light is the commitment to it.
#6: Finger Waves with Real Discipline
The wave pattern looks so pressed into the hair making the whole design even more interesting. I appreciate the amount of discipline that goes into finger waves on a pixie. It is a style that is beautiful in a non-casual way. Every ridge is done on purpose because if one is off the whole thing is off. When we are talking about finer hair, this is a good thing because the waves will add more dimension than a straight crop would be able to achieve. To hold the waves, you are going to need a good pomade or setting lotion. But since we are talking about length, you won’t need a lot of it.
#7: The Black Pixie Where the Edges Do All the Talking
This is one of those examples where a simple cut is usually the hardest to get right. There is no use of color, no wild textures, just a beautifully crafted, precision haircut. The edges are so clean, it looks like they were drawn with a ruler. The jet black adds depth without distraction while the contrast on lighter skin tones can be striking. This cut depends on the quality of the lines and trims are not optional. On a day to day basis, you’ll look at almost zero styling time, which is a dig luxury for a lot of my clients.
#8: Burgundy Finger Coils with Warmth You Can Almost Feel
The finger coils demonstrate how this particular cut will look, and how looser textures are not able to replicate that rhythm. Each individual coil is defined, and when they all come together, they create a shape that is singular and almost organic, sitting quite beautifully on the head. The warm burgundy color won’t overpower, and will complement a wide variety of skin tones. If you have naturally curly hair and have been contemplating going short, this should motivate you! The denser the hair type, the better this will display, as you will want the coils to fill out the shape. The cut will be low maintenance, but expect to keep up with the color every few weeks.
#9: A Quiet Little Cut That Does More Than It Lets On
This style is executed very well. I appreciate the craftsmanship here. The faintest wave has been added to the top of the hair to keep the style interesting and not just one level. The hair has been tapered at the back and I appreciate that, it gives a very clean look to the style overall. Some people want to look neat and professional, but don’t want to spend a lot of time keeping their hair maintained. This length allows you to stay looking neat even if you do end up needing a trim, which most people do end up needing quite a bit. The style is clean and simple. It allows people to look at you and say that you look good, but not quite sure what has changed.
#10: Espresso Tones and a Fringe That Knows Exactly Where to Fall
This one is great because of the fringe. It doesn’t just sit there and stay. It goes over the forehead and softens everything underneath and that’s something people really don’t talk about enough with pixie cuts. It reshapes how you look at the different angles of the face. The colour is an espresso and it’s warm without being sweet and the taper keeps everything intentional. This shape will be held with fine to medium hair and won’t need too much product, though the growing-out stage will need some managing. This will be a good cut for you if you want to downplay any angler features.
#11: Chestnut Contours That Feel Almost Architectural
The temple contouring is done with such precision that it is clear this is a a detailed short cut rather than just a generic style. The warm chestnut colour is also very versatile and can work for any season. Ideally, your hair is straight and fine to medium density, as this will help the contour lines remain visible – they sit best when the hair is flat. It’s a very understated and sophisticated style that really matures wonderfully on some people. Those temple lines will require a commitment to regular trimming, but the upkeep is as good as nothing.
#12 Dark Pixie with Bangs That Frame the Eyes Like a Gift
The purpose of these bangs is to grab the attention of people’ on the wearer’s eyes. The lightness of the color creates a nice contrast. With a little pomade, the look is finished. If you have a wider forehead, think about this cut a little more as this length of bangs will widen instead of lessen the appearance. However, on the right face (especially heart-shape or oval), this is a superb haircut because it is very easy to style and takes less than two minutes.
#13: Structured Curls with Layers That Were Cut by Someone Who Cares
A good stylist understands how curls move when they cut the layers like this. Each curl has its shape and space and the layers are cut to give them room to spring without getting stuck together. The nape taper cleans up the back line and pulls focus to the jaw. For this to work the best, you should have medium to thick hair and it becomes really important to stay on top of your appointments because once those layers grow out, the magic really gets lost. However, while it’s fresh, this is a beautiful cut.
#14: Auburn Layers with Bangs That Soften Everything
This hue closely resembles the natural warmth of the human body and enables light to refract in a way that appears to bring the color to life and modifies the shade depending on your position. However, the main attraction in this style is the bangs. They modify what is otherwise a sharply defined and edgy look into something softer and more approachable. If you have a square jaw or prominent cheekbones, the bangs will work to your advantage. The additional texturing of the layers will enhance the movement of the style without the need for elaborate styling. Because of the warmth in this color, you will need to commit to some maintenance, but if you are passionate about warm shades then it will definitely be worth it.
#15: Espresso Tapered Pixie That Works Harder Than It Looks
I suggest this cut for people that say, “I want something stylish, but I have 10 mins in the morning, max.” The side-swept layers here look like they’ve put in effort, and the dark espresso color looks polished in any environment. The taper is soft. This will hold shape best with fine to medium hair, and the grow out is more forgiving than most pixies. The layers blend and lengthen instead of weird sticking out angles. With regular trims the lines will stay clean, but compared to some of the sharper cuts in this collection, you can go longer between trims with more clean looks.
#16: A Polished Espresso Cut with Nothing Wasted
I love how streamlined this cut is. No fluff, and no complications—it’s all very clean, with an espresso color that lets the face shine. The uniform length means your mornings will be made easier, and the way this cut is close to the head really helps to bring out your jaw and cheekbones without having to do anything extra. For finer to medium hair, this is as low maintenance as a pixie cut gets. You will likely need to do some softening of the lines, but other than that, you can easily walk out the door between trims.
#17: Chestnut Texture with a Fringe That Frames Beautifully
The rough edges on the cut give the impression that it is more lived in, as if the cut has gone through the natural settling process to reach this shape, which is settled into that shape comfortably. The chestnut color is very warm and inviting, and the bangs sitting right above the eyebrow opens the face and pulls focus on the eyes. Hair of finer texture will love this cut as the choppy layers will create an illusion of more hair. With the exception of using light texturizing spray to keep the layers from going flat, this cut will require almost no upkeep. The style is playful, and hair still has a mature reputation.
#18: Glossy Black Crop with a Fringe That Means Business
The sheen on this cut is especially smart because it bounces light across all the layers, giving the illusion of depth and dimension. The sculpted fringe is close and intentional enough to frame the face and the layers at the crown are cut to create volume where it’s most needed. It becomes an excellent option for fine to medium hair, as the layering compensates for what the density cannot. The cut looks effortless and expensive given the right hair type, although thicker textures and curlier ones might fight the shape a little.
#19: Tousled Espresso Pixie That Understands Controlled Chaos
It can be difficult to tell what is tousled and what is messy. This cut achieves a true balance between the two. The layers are short enough to stay in position, but long enough to have real duration. The deep espresso color deepens the richness of the cut while stopping it from looking undone. The subtle undercut peeking out on the sides is modern, nice, and not too showy. Medium thickness is what you want here. You want just enough for body to hold volume and avoid the hair getting too heavy. Once you add a little dry shampoo or light wax, the hair texture will be defined and that is all this cut really asks you to do.
#20: Golden Tousled Pixie That Brings Its Own Sunlight
The golden hue brings a lot of magic to the complexion, brightening all other features in the most effortless way. The subtle asymmetry is a great choice for softening the appearance of rounder features, while the tousled texture brings in a chill feel so that it doesn’t come off as too fussy. Even in February, this is a color that is really screaming “holiday”. To achieve this level of tousle, a medium density is ideal. The roots will require some upkeep, but if you love this color, you know that’s part of the deal.
#21: Brunette Curls That Know When to Stop
What I mean is that these curls have been cut to a length where they do just what they are meant to do and nothing more. No fuss, no curl tussling to be everywhere they shouldn’t. The brown color adds dimension to each coil, and the overall shape sits on the head in a way that feels right, like this is the cut the hair was always meant to have. If you have naturally curly hair of medium density, this is the sort of cut that makes your life easier. You won’t have to do much, just let the curls do their thing.
#22: Copper Feathers That Catch Every Light in the Room
The coppery color of the face warms, and the softness of the feathered layers suggests movement in the wind. Bangs in this style are just the right length to avoid too much concealment and to frame the face. Those with fine to medium skin tones and hair will suit this color most. The warm copper tones create a glowing complexion. The layered cut will require maintenance trims, but will be very easy and low effort to style.
#23: Fiery Red Waves Over a Clean Undercut
When some people look at finger waves and undercuts, they think they are on entirely different ends of the spectrum. However, when looked at together, they create an interesting combination. The finger waves add a lot of softness to go along with the hard look of the undercut. The fiery red color adds a lot to the undercut, because without it, the red color would just leave the whole hairstyle pretty bland looking. Something to remember is that the undercut works best on people with medium to thin hair. People with this type of hair tend to have waves that are more pronounced and easier to see. A lot of people aren’t going to be willing to commit to this style, but for people who love the daily maintenance to keep their hair looking good, this will be the hair cut for them.
#24: Jet Black Texture That Carries Itself with Confidence
These hairstyles add lots of dimension to what could otherwise be a flat style. The black color is striking but not overwhelming. With the right bone structure, this cut just disappears and becomes part of the person. This style is great for thin and medium density hair. The length means you’ll have virtually no morning hair routine. A color-depositing shampoo is good for maintaining that softened color look over time as you’ll be washing it. To keep the shape well defined, you should aim to trim every few weeks.
#25: Burgundy Swoops That Commit Fully and Don’t Apologize
I like the drama of the long curls in this look. They go with the burgundy color for a more vivid effect which makes it easy to picture it on a stage. A style this short also makes the upkeep easier, though you will have to invest a bit of time in keeping the swoops tidy! Most face shapes can pull this look off as the curls do their own framing. If your hair is a little on the crazier side, this will probably work better for you than you think!
#26: Natural Waves on a Pixie That Doesn’t Try Too Hard
I really appreciate the restraint shown in this cut. The soft waves and gentle layering are really effortless. A compliment to the cut. For finer hair, the layers will give and nice soft lift, and the wave pattern will show without looking crazy. A light mousse will help bring definition on the days the waves need a boost, but for the most part, this cut has a ton of good behavior. This works for young, mature, and everyone in between.
#27: Espresso Side-Swept Bangs That Know Their Angles
Dimensions of the sideswept bangs have been angled to soften the brow line and direct attention to the cheekbone, which is a purposeful move. The rich dark brown is refined without being too dense, and the close crop guides the viewer’s eyes to this point. I also enjoy the way it hugs the ear, giving it a nice finish. Simple styling paste will do for added texture. It’ll require a maintenance haircut every so often to keep the outline precise, however, this style will continue to look great as it grows out.
#28: Curly Top with Volume That Means Something
The custom made volume is designed to sit high and full, creating an elongating effect on the face. That kind of intentionality is what separates a good curly pixie from an average grown out short cut. The curls are positioned to create soft framing around the edges while the top does the boldest work. The most curl pattern compensation is seen in Thin to medium density hair. To keep curls organized throughout the day, a little product helps; a curl defining cream works great when applied to damp hair. The cumulative effect is young and fresh with very little effort daily.
#29: Emerald Top on a Precision Pixie That Doesn’t Flinch
The use of emerald blue is certainly unexpected, and perhaps that is what makes it work. Combined with black panels and well defined cuts, it comes through as strong and daring without being loud. Ideally, straight, even hair is best here, as you want the lines to be able to remain defined for an extended period of time. The hair also needs to be smooth and even so that the contrast becomes perfectly clear. Although for most of the creative color work it is very likely that the style won’t look good in some pictures, here with this style, it looks good in person and in photos. If you are willing to put in the time for color and shape touch-ups, the maintenance will absolutely be worth it.
#30: Tousled Texture with Highlights That Live Where the Light Hits
I love the natural look of the highlights. The highlights make it seem that the hair has natural differences that reflect light, which shows good placement. The tousled layers look youthful and the natural wave keeps it interesting, requiring less effort to style. The cut works best with fine to medium hair since the layers create volume instead of just letting the hair sit flat. The highlights will need to be redone, but the cut will be low maintenance. This is good for someone d who wants to look polished at work and casual on the weekend. No changes needed.
#31: Ultra-Short Taper in Earthy Tones That Feels Like a Decision
I know this is a shorter style, but there’s no room for error with a cut this short, and I think that’s exactly the point. It’s wonderful the way the back tapers to the shape of the head, and the earthy colors harmonize with the skin so that everything looks natural rather than designed. When hair is this short, especially fine hair, it looks fuller because there is no weight to pull it down. You will sacrifice versatility in styling, but in my opinion, for someone who enjoys a more minimalist approach with a focus on clean lines, this will be a worthwhile sacrifice. It’s important that the taper suits your head shape because at this length the shape of the cut and your skull will be very closely aligned.
#32: Charcoal Texture with Contours That Work Quietly
Instead of just plain black, soft charcoal is much more interesting. It gives the cut warmth without making it look too harsh. The layered texture adds movement, and that is especially needed with thick hair. The subtle face framing layers do a lot to help lift the cheekbones. For your thick hair that gets heavy when it’s longer, this is a low maintenance option. To maintain this look, you just need to wash it, use a light product to define the texture, and other than that, this cut is very low maintenance.
#33: Deep Chocolate Contours on a Cut That Loves Thick Hair
When hair is this lengthy, thick, and wavy, it becomes sculptural. This rich chocolate hue adds depth to every curve. The length of this cut draws attention to the jaw and cheekbones. It defines the face more than longer styles can. This color looks natural enough to grow out gracefully. It is something to consider with going this short, as roots can be quite obvious. You’ll have to keep the shape trimmed regularly though- at this length, there’s very little margin between “fresh cut” and “growing out.” The daily maintenance is minimal and on the right person, this is one of the most striking pixie cuts in the entire collection.
#34: Black Waves Over Sculpted Sides That Balance Power and Softness
This style has a lot of great balance, especially with the contrast between the top and sides. You can see a lot of volume and drama on the top, while the sides are more disciplined with a tight sculpted cut. Everything really comes together with the glossy and healthy appearance of jet black hair. It’s best to have thick hair for this style because the density helps to support the waves, and it keeps everything from feeling too heavy on the sides. With how much contrast there is, the undercut will need frequent upkeep, and the top will need a lot of conditioning to maintain that sheen. Considering the final look, the upkeep is worth it.
#35: Silver Pixie That Makes Gray the Whole Point
I love it when people embrace their silver instead of resisting it. This client’s hair is at a nice silver hue and a modern shape is built around it. The sides are cropped close with just enough length on top for some nice soft texture. The color becomes the center of attention rather than the cut which is interesting. It’s a reversal. On angular faces, the close crop and brightness of the silver work together to really emphasize the structure in a way that feels bold and intentional. If your natural hair is trending toward gray, this is a sophisticated way to get ahead of it. If you’re going from dark hair to silver, frequent appointments will be needed to keep the transition looking good.
#36: Burgundy Curls with Height That Changes the Proportions
The height that’s sculpted at the crown is doing something architecturally here, adding vertical dimension that changes how the face reads. The tight curls appear individually defined, and the burgundy color grants shadow and highlight to each curl, giving the hair more dimension. This style will be best carried by denser hair types as you will need enough volume to support the height without the curls collapsing. The color, as well as the curl definition, will require upkeep which means this isn’t the most low-maintenance option, but when fresh, the rich color combined with the intentional shape is stunning. This is the kind of style that is equally at home in the boardroom as it is at the dinner table.
#37: Wavy Curls on a Pixie That Celebrates Natural Texture
For those with curly hair, this style celebrates your natural texture instead of forcing your hair to be something it’s not, and that’s where the best results come from. The result is a balanced and intentional expression. Round faces benefit from the height this creates, and the clean taper at the back keeps the profile neat. Curly hair at this length is great, and it can do its own thing at times. A bit of wet hair styling in the morning, and it should do its own thing.
#38 Deep Brunette Layers with a Defined Top That Commands Attention
The top layers of hair have been cut very precisely, and each layer has been placed to create definition and not add bulk. The deep brunette colour bases the whole look which feels serious but is not sombre. Hair type ideal for this is thick as the density really holds the shape between cuts. This is a simple and effective style which takes minimal styling time for maximum impact and lets the strong features of the face speak for themselves. Because of the length, the profile will have grown substantially in just a couple of weeks so you will need to keep up with regular maintenance appointments to be at the same level so the textured shape is kept.
#39 Curly Side Part That Lets the Hair Do What It Wants to Do
The soft side part is a nice touch as it gives some direction to the curls without being overly structural. The height and natural position of the volume along with the shorter length means no more tangled or weighed down curls, they are all free and defined. For those with naturally curly or coarse hair, this is a truly honest cut, it does not try to straighten, tame, or redirect anything in fact, it does the opposite. On humid days, the shape, volume, and liveliness will be managed by a curl defining product. This style, especially with added height at the crown, is ideal for oval and heart-shaped faces as the volume pulls the eye upwards.
#40 Jet Black Feathered Pixie with a Top That Moves
When the top hair is feathered, it gives the appearance of lightness and that the hair is lifting off the head, while the jet black color keeps the style grounded. For this haircut to work best, it is recommended to have fine to medium hair because the layers need to be thinner to create that more feathered effect. The combination of the dark color and the cut being close around the sides with a textured top gives a polished appearance, even when little effort is put into the styling. This look will require some regular color maintenance due to being a solid black color, however, the cut itself does not require a lot of upkeep.
#41 Tapered Curls with Blonde That Warms from the Inside Out
The taper really draws the attention to the curls and creates a flattering line along the cheekbone that balances out the look. The addition of blonde highlights blended into the curls gives it more dimension, and the dark base adds to the warmth in the complexion. This cut best suits medium density curly hair, as it provides the right volume to fill out the top whilst preventing excess volume to avoid the taper looking out of place. The upkeep is styling is minimal as curls can just be air dried to create a nice look, and you’ll only need to get regular trims to retain the shape.
#42 Tousled Curls with Depth That Comes from Color and Cut Working Together
I am impressed by how the soft variations in color and detail are brought out. The framing curls eye and create a nice loose and airy effect for the angular face shape. The curls are going to bounce and become defined so I would suggest medium density for this style. With a cut like this, you will hardly find that all it takes is a quick finger style on damp hair and the look is ready to go. Regular moisturizing treatments over the winter will be essential to prevent drying and keep your curls from getting frizzy.
#43 Espresso Curls That Feel Like They Were Born This Way
The defined curls she has have been arranged to follow their natural growth which is why it looks so effortless. The espresso colour intensifies and highlights each curl individually creating almost a 3D texture. If you have naturally curly hair and have struggled with trying to manage your hair at that length, going this short can be quite liberating. The overall effect, drying time and styling are all quite polished. The only thing tightly curled hair requires is moisture. A good leave in is absolutely necessary. Other than that, this haircut is pretty much maintenance-free.
#44 Golden Caramel Coils That Frame Like Jewelry
Golden caramel color highlights each curl and creates beautiful definition. The curls framing the face look as though the hair just decided to part itself. A lot of people with longer curls want to see how refreshing shorter hair can feel and this is a great cut for that. The color also helps warm up the look instead of making it harsh. The root volume is excellent and the coils give enough pattern for the style to hold all day. Regular conditioning is a must as tighter coils can lose moisture quickly, but once the curls are styled, there is minimal upkeep.
#45 Copper Ringlets That Are Unapologetically Themselves
I love pairing deep copper with tight ringlets. The warm tones of copper give a lively effect where each coil reflecting the color creates an illusion of movement. The look and feel of the cut on thick and textured hair is most impressive. The needed density makes it more obvious in that kind of hair. Wamer shades like copper fade faster than other shades so be sure to book regular color appointments to keep it looking intentional rather than just a soft color. Even with fade out, the color will give structural support to the cut in the softer stages.
#46 Tousled Waves That Feel Like Salt Air and No Plans
This is the hairstyle that comes to mind when somebody says that they want to cut their hair because they want to look like they got back from somewhere more interesting. The cut looks like it has natural and loose waves. The length is perfect to create movement and the whole vibe is effortless. This shape is ideal for medium density hair. The waves should have enough body to be noticeable, but not too much to be overwhelming. Use a light mousse on days when the waves need more definition. If the waves are cooperating and natural, leave them as is. Part of the charm is that the waves look different day to day. It looks good every single time because it looks different every single time.
#47 Glossy Short Curls with a Dusting of Something Magical
The small tight curls have been made to fit around the head shape so that the cut and curl become one, creating a very clean sculptural effect. This close crop is particularly good on oval and heart shape faces because it allows the bone structure to speak for itself. The sparkle detail is a nice seasonal touch that elevates this to event styling in a fun and not too serious way. A light pomade or gel will keep the curls defined and will control frizz. This is a statement cut, there’s no hiding with this one, and the right person will appreciate it the most.
#48 Platinum Chop with Layers That Refuse to Sit Still
This platinum crop with choppy layers brings out an airy & windswept texture, as if it’s hair out of control. Fine hair can benefit from such layering as it provides volume and movement, where hair may lack it. The platinum color is bold and requires commitment. A good purple shampoo will help prevent brassiness, and you’ll need to visit the salon regularly to maintain the color and shape. Daily styling is ultra convenient with just a bit of product in the layers. The result is care-free and looks great, especially drawing more attention to the cheekbones and jawline in a fresh and a little rebellious way!
#49 Jet Black Feathered Crown with Sides That Mean It
The contrasting lengths of the feathered top and the sculpted sides are especially flattering for heart-shaped faces. If your hair is on the thinner side, the jet black color adds some visual density. Thicker hair will hold the shape of the feathers more easily and with less effort. The sculpted sides will require some upkeep to keep the clean lines, while the tops will give you more leeway. The fullness adds a fun element to the overall look that ensures the style doesn’t get too severe. The overall shape is a pixie cut that can be flattering from every angle, a quality that many pixie cuts lack.
#50 Jet Black Tousle with Curly Bangs That Soften Everything
Curl bangs can change a harsh, edgy look into a softer, more inviting, and even flirty style. The cut highlights cheekbones and jawlines, creating a flattering and framed look. The tousled look of the cut is easy to maintain, and the short sides and back are neat while the bangs add character. Those with denser hair will be able to keep the volume while the deeply pigmented black hue adds thickness to the cut. Defined curls will require a small amount of curling cream to be worked into the bangs daily, and the dark hue will need some upkeep. The combination of stiffness and softness looks great.
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