I think many people remember the 90s pixie cut hairstyle incorrectly and I think that’s part of the reason this style works so well on women over 40. While some remember the style as a sleek Demi Moore pixie, the range of styles in the 90s was much wider. There were choppy pixies, soft pixies, thin bob variations, and more. The 90s pixie trend had so many styles that it was inclusive to a lot of people. I’ve had clients show me the crumpled remains of a 1994 magazine and honestly, the cut they were pointing at probably suited the person who was wearing the magazine more than the models in the magazine.
I enjoy working on these cuts for women in their 40s because, by that time, their hair has typically changed enough in texture and thickness so that a pixie style becomes more achievable than it might have been at twenty-five. One of my clients last year wanted a pixie for her whole adult life, but she always felt that she could never have one because her hair was too thick. Eventually her hair thinned to the right degree, leaving her with what could be considered the ideal mid-density hair for a pixie. While she was waiting for her hair to be styled she started to cry. It was a good kind of cry though because she was really emotional about finally getting the haircut she always wanted. These hairstyles are not intended to make you look younger, or to look good in a certain style. They are meant to show off your hair in a way that is going to have lots of different options.
#1: Textured Short Pixie with Subtle Layers for Easy Movement
This is a great example of an effort cut. The subtle layering is just enough to give dimension to the cut while not looking lifeless. The look is more airy on the sides with a bit of a shorter back and longer front which frames the cut perfectly without it being too much. When finer hair is the case, a cut like this will just become you as it moves perfectly with you. Because of this, regular trims are a must as the hair will lose that look when grown out, especially if the goal is to keep that intentional look. On days when you just need to style, texturizing past helps a ton.
#2 Auburn Pixie with a Diagonal Part and Feathered Crown
Changing the energy of the cut is diagonal sections, as the hair doesn’t fall in a predictable way, instead creating a sweep that opens up the side of the face and draws the eye to the crown, which looks like it is lifted. The tapered nape keeps it looking neat at the back. A smart use of warm tones, the subtle root shadow of the auburn color adds depth and ensures it won’t look costume-y. This is a haircut that implies you have a lot going on.
#3 Short Pixie with Wispy Micro-Fringe
Micro fringes elicit a variety of responses, and for people searching for something new, this is a nice option. The fringe is soft, making it pliable for styling, and with layers at the crown it creates good elevation. I’ve worked with this specific cut on all sorts of ladies with fine hair as the point cutting and razor work varies. The only thing I would say is that the fringe usually requires more frequent reshaping than the other parts of the cut so if you’re the kind of person who is likely to push your appointments out to eight weeks, this will probably test your patience around the five week mark.
#4 Platinum Side-Swept Stacked Pixie with a Root Shadow
This is platinum style done smartly. The root shadow works double duty here as is gives you some color dimension and also means you will not be at the salon every three weeks panicking about your grow-out. The side-swept fringe is softly long enough to graze the brow and soften it overall look. The nape stacked gives structure without stifness too. Point-cut texturizing is great as it keeps those piecey sections from all clumping together. A good purple toning shampoo is going to be needed here because platinum will start pulling warm on you faster than you expect. The overall shape of this cut is really well thought.
#5 Piecey Copper Pixie with Textured Crown and Soft Short Fringe
My absolute favorite hair color is the copper color seen here on this pixie cut, and this one has it all. The point cut layering on the top of the hair creates the blowout look and lots of volume, and the soft fringe is just the right amount to show off the face, but not do it too obviously. The copper also has some nice subtle lowlights that keep it from looking one-dimensional, and it’s little things like this that differentiate a good colorist from a great one. The reality is, copper hair colors do tend to fade quickly, so make sure to use a color depositing conditioner to keep it looking fresh.
#6 Curly Copper Pixie with Tapered Sides and Defined Ringlets
Don’t ever let someone tell you that you can’t rock a pixie because of your natural curls. Just look at this picture. Tapered undercuts keep the sides clean and the longer crown curls can have play with movement. The copper red colour together with the root shadow contrast is amazing with this curl pattern! The stylist must have a skill with the curls jumping out of the cut. Otherwise you could end up with a cut that is too short for you. The cut has to be done right because if your stylist doesn’t take into account those springing curls, you will end up in a sticky situation. Maintenance is genuinely easy once the right shape is in place. For this look a good curl cream and diffuser will be a must. If you can achieve it, you will love how effortless it is!
#7 Voluminous Curly 90s Pixie with S-Curl Fringe
I mean this in a nice way, but that’s a lot of curl for a small area. Your full crown really gets to shine with the short sides. S-shaped curls give a striking structure to straight hair that just isn’t there. If you have high density 3B or 3C curls, the shape is made for you. The spring-back phenomenon is real so cut it dry. If you styled it straight in the morning that will cause some loss of volume but this look is absolutely stunning.
#8 Layered Micro-Pixie with Warm Highlights
This micro-pixie is versatile and can be worn throughout all the seasons. The warm babylights are also great for blending any grays without the full single-process commitment. There’s a little cowlick at the crown which is ideal as it’s creating some nice natural volume. Just below the cowlick, I’d have point-cut layers and a light matte paste to piece things out and control the texture. The only downside, is that at this length you don’t have a lot of styling options. It’s going to look like this, which is great if you love it and limiting if you wake up wanting something different.
#9 Rounded Layered 90s Pixie with Face-Framing Sweep
On the reviews I read, this photographer seems to be a favourite. I can see why, given how they framed this picture. Each individual strand of hair was carefully considered, and the use of babylights and balayage adds a lot of dimension to the hair. I love how the photographer added asymmetrical framing on the left side, and left the right side more full. It’s a great way to create the illusion of more volume without adding too much hair. Overall, this is a great example of how a medium density cut can look amazing in person as well as in photographs. It even has the right amount of movement to keep it feeling fresh and not just another boring cut.
#10 Short 90s Pixie with Long Diagonal Sweep and Soft Taper
While the added detail of the fringe sweep creates an incredibly versatile look in the face that can be adjusted around, the full hairstyles lose a lot in comparison, and in that same layering gives a lot of added volume where bulk would be an issue. It also allows movement to the hair instead of it being stagnant is the added detail of the feathertip texturing. If you want to have a decent change after having longer hair for a while, I would recommend this because the sweep gives a lot of length, allowing you to keep some of the length you are used to in the hair. You will have to go to a good point cutter to get rid of most of the weight from the ends, and this may not work so easily for you if you have thick or tightly coiled hair.
#11 Soft Auburn Side-Swept Pixie with Crown Volume
The crown lift is pun-derful here (It’s doing the ‘heavy lifting’ haha get it?). At the top, there’s a cowlick working in her favor, and the stylist clearly leaned into it, as is exactly right. The multi-dimensional warm auburn with babylight accents is soft, and the longer side-swept fringe gives you something to style with in case you want to play around a little more. My experience tells me, the majority of women over 40 fall into the trap of thinking their ‘coiffure’ needs to be devoid of style to counter volumetric loss, but this cut tends to great effect looks like it’s adding it. The fringe will need some attention now and then, but it is overall a pretty low-maintenance hairstyle ( a quick round brush pass or even fingers and some lightweight styling cream will work).
#12 Warm Chestnut Micro-Pixie with Tapered Nape
Thank you! I appreciate your lovely comments on my warm chestnut tone! I love my crown layers too, and I was glad you liked the diagonal fringe. The longer bits at the temples were intended to lift and frame the face, so I’m happy you liked that! You’re also right that you need good bone structure to pull off hair this short, and yes, good call about the flat hair!
#13 Angled Copper Pixie-Bob with Face-Framing Graduation
This cut is between a pixie and a bob and landing in a super easy to wear place. The chin length angled cut gives you more length to play with than a standard pixie and the stacked nape gives more structure to the cut. The multi dimensional copper color with temple focused babylights brightens the eye area. I like this for someone who wants a pixie like cut without going full super short cut. This could serve as a first step, or as its own permanent thing. I think it would show best with a light blow dry to really show off the graduation, and some glossing to prevent the warm tones from getting muddy.
#14 Sunlit Chestnut Pixie with Soft Layers
I really appreciate how natural this cut is. The point cut layers and gentle side fringe soften and blend beautifully together, while the sunlit babylights warm up the chestnut base, which is very current, never too trendy to date it. The crown cowlick is great because it gives a natural lift which also means less work in the morning. The only thing to keep an eye on is that the layered texture can emphasize root contrast as it grows out, so the babelight placement is strategic.
#15 Textured Short Pixie with Feathered Fringe
This does not sound bad at all. It is clear that a lot of thought was put into this haircut. The detail on the nape of the neck sounds very clean, and the deep espresso color of the hair is very rich! I would say to plan on having a touch-up appointment for the color within a couple of weeks, as it may grow out and look a little scraggly. Also, this haircut is catered for people with straighter hair. If it is a little thick and wavy, that is perfectly fine, but the feathering will require a good amount of hair, but not so much that it will be considered coarse. Overall, I really like the haircut, and appreciate the detail on the back. Good stuff!
#16 Crisp Platinum Pixie with Feathered Fringe
Seeing platinum hair on the person is simply electric, and this is that person. The taper on the clippers on the temples is nice and the soft razor feathered fringe breaks up what could be a very stark outline. The natural lift is aided by a crown cowlick, which is basically free styling at this length. If your eyes are blue or green, platinum will hit differently. In a good way. Given this lightness is gonna require maintenance, brass is gonna come for you, but the aesthetic is super low maintenance.
#17 Rounded Volumized Pixie with Soft Diagonal Fringe
This style suits all hair types, and may even be better with finer hair because of how healthy and full it appears. The stacked crown and tapered elongated sideburns create good contrast with volume on top and softness around the jaw. If you have slightly thinning hair, this silhouette is great because it conceals a lot. The blue-black color is a lovely, rich tone, but it will require maintenance because regrowth will be noticeable. Furthermore, to keep that crown volume, you will need a root-lift spray or mousse and daily maintenance will be required to sustain that look.
#18 Feathered Platinum Pixie with Tapered Nape and Micro Fringe
This look has that effortlessly cool and defined vibe. You have the platinum color which, paired with the micro-fringe and crop style, should be screaming for attention. However, with the stunting and softening feathered texture, along with the tapered nape, and their restraint of the style, it really is amazing how it’s kept from looking too severe. The subtle root band contextualizes the platinum really well, and the longer, central, slightly over-directed crown ridge offers just the right amount of contrast. The precision point cutting that is necessary to maintain that level of polish will be augmented with demi-gloss treatments to preserve the tone. Most of the styling is done, which is nice, but the upkeep will be a bit involved.
#19 Soft Ash-Blonde Pixie with Tapered Nape and Micro-Fringe
An ash-blonde balayage with a subtle root shadow is a clever color choice here as it provides tonal variety without obvious lines of demarcation as it grows out. The micro fringe is swept to the side just enough to feel approachable, while the top is razor textured for some easy movement. This style is going to show off your ears and neck, which people sit on either end of the love/hate spectrum, so just be honest with yourself about it before you go for it. A bit of texture paste or a quick blast with the dryer and you’re set.
#20 Icy Platinum Choppy Micro-Pixie with Feathered Crown
I collaborate with many editorial pixies, but this one stands out to me. The point cut crown gives volume in such a lovely way that it is almost defying gravity. The micro bang also does a great job of framing the face and softens the look. The platinum is stunning, though with this color, frequent bleaching and toning is a must. But if that’s something you are willing to do, it is certainly the payoff. Internal stacking and razored texturing give the appearance of a lot more hair than fine hair actually has.
#21 Soft Blonde Pixie with Side-Swept Fringe and Root Shadow
The look is balanced, and we love to see it! Clean, cropped temples, graduated crown layers that provide volume where it’s needed, and longer side-swept bangs that soften the look without going overboard create a softly framed face. The ash-blonde babylights and natural root shadow make for a low-maintenance color, which is great when committing to a short cut. I always appreciate when a short cut works for earrings, and this one really does, ear grazing and temple tapers do the trick. The fringe will need some daily smoothing, but we’re talking 30 seconds, not 30 minutes.
#22 Short Chestnut Pixie with Point-Cut Crown
This is elegantly simple. It has close-cropped sides, a tapered nape, a textured crown that is 1 to 2 inches, and soft micro bangs that frame and don’t overpower. The color of the chestnut is rich and very realistic. There is a crown cowlick that gives you the lift that you would normally have to create with a product. Speaking of which, all this hair needs is a little light paste or cream daily, which makes it so easy. If you want to wake up and basically be done, this is the haircut for you.
#23 Short Copper Pixie with Micro-Bangs and Pointed Texture
Getting micro bangs at a quarter inch level takes some serious confidence and I respect it! The bangs combined with the new copper color add some warmth, and the point cut layering on top gives some texture without all the chaos. Those taper scissor-over-combs on the sides are clean and precise and really balance out the playfulness those micro bangs bring. Plus, the dry time is practically nothing, which never gets old! The crown layers were cut to work with a small cowlick, and that is the kind of little personalized detail that really shows how much the stylist cares!
#24 Short Textured Dark Brown Pixie with Soft Temple Points
With this hairstyle, some of the work is already done since the hair waves naturally. The flattering shape is supported by point cut layers and interior thinning. A slight crown cowlick will create lift without the use of product, and the cut slightly and subtly frames the cheekbones. Because of how short the sides are, there is minimal temple coverage, which means the tapering has to be precise, otherwise it could look unintentional. If the detail work is done right, this is low heat and low maintenance styling.
#25 Choppy Short Pixie with Sunlit Root Shadow
The root-shadow balayage used on this cut is one of those coloring techniques that makes your hair look so much more expensive than what it actually is. The razor layered and piecey side fringe look really good and really relaxed, and the clockwise crown cowlick is giving the sort of lift that most people would need a round brush for, so that is also a nice bonus. A combination of point cutting and light slide cutting keeps the texture nice and open, and the fringe will likely need some work between cuts to make the pieces stay separate, but overall, the styling time will very low, maybe so low that you will start to ask yourself what you did with all that time in the morning.
#26 Asymmetrical Textured Copper Pixie with Side-Swept Fringe
This over-directed fringe and uneven cut have a cool 90s look without being costumey. The layered point-cut stacks at the crown add volume, and the micro balayage with the lighter framing pieces really brightens up the whole eye area. The way this look isn’t quite balanced is also really great because the asymmetry creates a lot more movement than any symmetrical cut would. As with all coppers, the red tones will need touching up, and a styling paste or quick blow out will be required to keep the texture from washing out.
#27 Chic Textured Pixie with Warm Highlights
This is a fantastic pixie cut that inspires others to cut their hair for the first time. The layered texture is just right, and the highlights give just the right amount of dimension. The bangs add a touch of softness to that length which is so important. It will give the fine hair much more volume which is honestly one of the best things a haircut can do.
#28 Textured Short Pixie with Soft Layers and Easy Styling
I really adore hairstyles that can be sleek and polished but also a bit fun and this one really shows that. The layers are soft, and super simple and clean while still giving some shape, and they provide enough texture to switch between a polished look to a clean look. If your hair is fine to medium this will provide some natural volume. this means that your hair routine can be super quick and less than 10 finger swipes away. This cut does require some maintenance as it can get too uneven, but it does give off that put together look when it is freshly done.
#29 Textured Short Pixie with Natural Waves and Easy Volume
This shape allows for the possibility of working with natural waves that may already be happening, which is something I love about this cut. Breaking waves will add volume and texture without the need for any product. The length is short enough to be low maintenance, but long enough to still be intentional. If you want more body a light mousse will help, but most days you can just air dry and go. Keeping the shape will require regular trims, but that is a small price to pay for hair that styles itself.
#30 Modern Textured Pixie with Soft Bangs and Versatile Shape
Soft bangs are the gateway hairstyle and they are what makes people book the appointment after months of staring at pixie cuts on their phones. These bangs are safe and flattering. You then realize the rest of the cut is doing so much too, with the varying layers making it super textured, and the shape allowing you to go from a coffee run to a dinner date without having to change a thing. It’s a great cut for someone whose life requires range without effort, which at this point in our lives is basically everyone.
#31 Softly Textured Pixie with Face-Framing Layers and Dimension
The layers around your face are going to create that fullness and focus. With hair density, that is something we all change with time, and with your case, the good news, a cut like this is meant to create volume and movement where it is most likely to thin. Your texture is ideal and it compliments the effort you are putting in. The objective is to appear as if you have great hair without having to do anything, and that is exactly the case here. Be prepared for a lot of maintenance with trims, because at this length, even the slightest amount of growth will completely change the shape.
#32 Choppy Textured Pixie with Soft Edges and Movement
The rounded edges feel softer, and that’s important because with a choppy pixie, someone could look cool edgy or like something has gone a bit wrong, and the edges usually tip the balance. These ones are definitely on the cool edgy side. The cut has a good amount of versatility to work with different hair thicknesses and the layers create movement, although if your hair is really thick your stylist will need to take out some internal weight or else it will get puffy. A bit of styling cream or mousse and you’re done.
#33 Textured Short Pixie with Defined Edges and Crown Dimension
I love the defined edges on this cut because they add an intentional, modern feel to the cut. The soft layering around the crown adds some dimension while still keeping it with the clean edges. This also makes fine hair look more voluminous in a natural way. For anyone who has a heart-shaped face, this cut will be very flattering with this particular combination of definition and softness. The great thing about this cut is that it is low-maintenance when it comes to styling, however, you will need to come in for trims on the shape regularly. Once those edges start softening from growth, it will ruin the look.
#34 Textured Curly Pixie with Soft Waves and Natural Volume
You can start using that flat iron less. If you have natural waves or curls, this is your sign to put that iron down. Soft waves at this length mean that curls will be easier to manage. It also has a nice clean look as it wraps the back. The shape works beautifully for oval as well as round face shapes. The shape also offers all the different styling options. To avoid extra frizz with this look, you will want to use a curling gel or a curling cream to keep it looking intentional and not frizzy. The effort to impact ratio here is great!
#35 Modern Textured Pixie with Soft Fringe and Tousled Texture
The purpose of the tousled texture is to make the haircut look lived-in, which is a compliment to the style. The soft fringe frames the face beautifully, and it’s nice because it’s not a style that has to be maintained and touched up all the time. The soft waves bring a nice texture to the hair that fine to medium might lack on its own. This is a style that can be worn on day one, and day three, and the shape speaks for itself. If the hair is shorter, it might need to be styled more often to maintain the shape, but with this style, it won’t require too much effort on a day-to-day basis.
#36 Playful Textured Pixie with Soft Waves and Highlights
I appreciate seeing this hairstyle. It looks like it was done with little to no effort. The cut sits perfectly, just the right amount of length to be flattering, but not too wild. The color looks great too, these highlights add soft dimension and light reflection to the cut, while the little framing pieces add to the overall great look of the style. When those framing pieces are done just right it makes the cut look even better. I am sure your hair has that nice fine texture with medium density, and this style will give you the lightweight, airy feel that thicker, denser styles just can’t give. To maintain that effortless look you will likely want to use something light like a wave spray to keep the texture between washes.
#37 Effortlessly Textured Pixie with Rich Auburn Highlights
This haircut has very nice auburn highlights. They help to warm up the face and give some shape to what would be a dull, boring look. The back of the hair is cut shorter while the front is longer, creating a pretty flattering flow look. I think it looks nice on a lot of people. This cut will be great for someone with a pixie cut who still wants to keep some softness and femininity, instead of going full on androgynous edgy. The color also adds warmth to the skin and is easy to maintain as long as you are on top of your regular trims.
#38 Textured Pixie with Warm Highlights and Soft Movement
In this haircut, the subtle highlights combine with the soft layers, which, especially with finer hair, is crucial. These highlights warm up the skin tone in a subtle way, and the movement created by the layers gives life to the cut that flat, one-length short hair does not have. This shape works especially well on oval and heart-shaped faces and the styling time is truly very little. Haircuts require maintenance, and the trims are the non-negotiable part, but daily styling is pretty much just you and your hands, maybe a little product if you want to.
#39 Modern Textured Pixie with Subtle Highlights and Airy Feel
Here are my observations about this particular style: It is very lightweight and there is no bulk, which is a result of medium density and the soft layering working in combination. The dimension is understated, and the way it hits the cheekbones is almost sculptural. A great sign of how adaptable a style is, this cut can go from a morning meeting straight to a weekend farmer’s market, and that is the ideal in terms of how much flexibility a style offers for someone. If you maintain your trims, your shape will continue to reward you.
#40 Textured Short Pixie with Soft Volume and Dimensional Color
This hairstyle is soft yet structured. The volume achieved through layering is just right as well as being not too overdone. The framing looks natural and the medium density is great. It sits well and doesn’t feel flat. I would love to see some highlights placed to show ends and add more texture. It would look great and really catch the light to add depth. Regular trims are needed but that is true of any short cut. The styling is simple which adds to the hairstyle’s appeal.
#41 Modern Textured Pixie with Defined Layers and Eye-Framing Shape
These layers create just enough depth to provide movement to the style but not so much that it looks like a ruler was used to place them, a balance that takes skill. The shape really draws the focus to the eyes, something I love short cuts doing as it makes everything else feel secondary. This hair type, straight, sleek and of medium density, works really well for a pixie. It suits a variety of face shapes though most oval and heart shapes will likely love it the most. Daily low-maintenance (but regular maintenance appointments!)
#42 Chic Textured Pixie with Subtle Volume and Gentle Layering
The soft top layers are especially unique when combined with the haircut’s overall design. I enjoy haircuts where the stylist’s technique isn’t obvious. The layering on my fine hair offers a lightness, whereas my thick hair would offer a great heaviness. In terms of styling, the overall look is super chic, and lower effort than it may initially seem. I feel like that’s the definition of stylish most people are going for. I understand that shorter locks call for more frequent trimming than longer hair, but I’d argue that the time saved spent on styling is exponentially more valuable.
#43 Chic Short Curly Pixie with Natural Volume
I really appreciate curls on a pixie because it demonstrates how texture and short length work perfectly together. The close crop on the sides and back allows the curls on top to take the spotlight. The volume that curly hair (even fine hair) has is something that straight-haired people spend tons of money to achieve. The right mousse won’t weigh it down and can enhance the bounce. Regular shaping can keep the look proportional to avoid a grown-out look.
#44 Playful Textured Pixie with Soft Layers and Warm Highlights
Soft highlights give this cut an illuminated look. Pretty much like our goal every time. The layers make it look light and floaty. And if you have fine hair it can give you that little bit of magical fullness. This is one of those cuts where you could style it in five completely different ways or just leave it as is and it would all look fab. The shape will need a bit of regular upkeep, but the overall effort is little so it feels like a great return on your investment.
#45 Textured Short Pixie with Lively Waves and Structure
These waves give this cut a personality that a straight version of the same shape simply wouldn’t have. Most people don’t realize how much a cut can be influenced by natural texture and this is worth mentioning. The shorter sides highlight the cheekbones and the softness of the shape makes it adaptable to all face shapes. If you want to accentuate what is already happening a balayage or some tonal color would create even more dimension. For product, use something light to define the waves without the crunch. And for mousse, use something light to define the waves without the crunch.
#46 Dynamic Textured Pixie with Light Pink Highlights
I won’t pretend to be objective; it’s great and fun. The playful light pink highlights make the style stand out but aren’t overbearingly childish (definitely a line that’s hard to walk), and give the layered texture movement so the color has a place to catch. The crown height is elongating, and for rounder face shapes it does this effect without being too dramatic. The tousled finish is easy to achieve (just a bit of product and your hands) and the cut is low-maintenance as the layers won’t lose definition without regular trims.
#47 Textured Pixie with Playful Layers and Dynamic Shape
There is a positive vibe in this haircut; the layers look active and engaged, not dull and boring, and that makes the cut look good on everyone. The way the hair is styled adds volume, which is great because the hair can look good naturally, so that is a compliment to the cut and the person doing the blowout. The face is framed nicely, and the tousled layers fit all face shapes, plus the vibe is polished casual, which I love for hair. To maintain that defined look, regular trims are necessary because layers lose their playfulness when they get longer.
#48 Textured Pixie with Edgy Layers and Natural Movement
This haircut gives you the chance to enjoy a fresh style while its layers are designed to take advantage of your natural waves. Many stylists get this wrong so to get this right gives you a shape that has character while still keeping it classy. The balayage gives a lot of dimension, adding to the slightly layered and intricate look that is super easy to style. This haircut will have fine to medium hair behaving like never before, and the upkeep really is minimal. For very thick hair it may need to be thinned more regularly to avoid too much bulk, but otherwise this style works well for most hair types.
#49 Bold Textured Pixie with Rich Red Tones
Committing to a bold color and a short cut is a great decision! It shows confidence and I appreciate that. The color looks intentional rather than just a random bold color choice, and the rich red tones add a lot of warmth and energy to the cut. The undone layers add great texture to the color, and the look is modern and super easy to replicate. This style is best suited to oval or heart-shaped faces. Just a little ‘something’ to add (even more important than the warning I mentioned before), the vibrant red color will fade a lot quicker than you might expect. This means you’ll need more regular salon visits to keep the areas you want them to be, or maybe look to color-maintaining products to keep the reds looking fresh!
#50 Modern Textured Pixie with Subtle Highlights and Layered Dimension
A great choice for a pixie cut is this one as it has everything you may be looking for. The cut has movement and volume while the face framing layers suit most without the need for adjustments. The added soft and natural highlights brighten the hair without being super noticeable. The hair will need some time for styling in order to get that “effortless” look. The hair will look natural and amazing which is a desired look from hair for most adults.
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