Short hair can be addictive. Those who have tried it rarely let it grow again because its convenience doesn’t belie its versatility. You can choose the right image to see you much more beautiful and to make it very easy for you to comb your hair in the morning. Grooming a pixie haircut involves regular visits to the hairdresser to touch up the haircut, but it’s done in the blink of an eye and doesn’t take too long.
Of course, to choose a haircut, whether pixie, midi or super long hair, you need to consider the shape of the face, as well as what color we want to wear. But there is another point that is even more important: our hair type And the fact that the same cut does not remain the same, if you have a lot or a little, if you have it super smooth, wavy or very curly.
For this reason, we have developed a detailed guide to pixie haircuts according to the texture of each hair type so you can choose the one that best suits you. Don’t miss it!
Classic pixie with bangs
Straight hair is the one that benefits the most from short hair because it will be super easy to comb through and look just as sophisticated as Charlize Theron, the classic pixie with maxi bangs she wears to one side here.
very short pixie
Who said that very thin hair looks bad in a pixie haircut? This has been shown to be very flattering, and unless there is an obvious deficiency, it is a good way to hide this texture, which some people find problematic.
Pixie with shaved sides
We love this type of pixie with extreme sides and back. This is a very modern cut that looks even better if the bangs are longer and can be played with in different styles.
pixie with baby bangs
Such short bangs (baby bangs) look very chic. This type of pixie suits women with thick, hard to style hair.
pixie mullet
Haircut mullet is characterized by a huge number of layers, and who always looks good on layers? To the curliest manes. Bangs are almost a must in this type of haircut.
midi pixie
Not too short a pixie, but not a trapeze either. In other words, the average length is within what we can call a pixie. We love it because the bangs are scaled and combed to the side and it looks very sophisticated. This type of haircut is great if you have a small amount of hair.
Pixies in two textures
Katy Perry mastered the pixie like no other. Here she wore a haircut with two textures: one on top, longer and sleeker; and the one on the sides, something more noticeable. Who is this section for? Well, for those who have an iron on hand.
Pixie with round bangs
This pixie is one of the most relevant. If you want to give your pixie an updated look, try rounding your bangs so that they frame the top of your face. Ideal for thick and slightly curly hair.
Pixies on two heights
We really liked Laura Escanes with short hair (although she is always beautiful). This cut was the most innovative yet it followed one of the rules we always see: the sides are shorter than the top. Ideal for normal hair, neither too straight nor frizzy nor sparse nor too thick.
Pixie with the longest nape
Of course, if we talk about the original pixies, Kristen Stewart would make a whole catalog. Here she wore a haircut with hair at the back of her head longer than the rest. Ideal for those with straight hair and not too much so that it is not difficult to tame that longer part.
Scaled pixie with bangs
We love Kris Jenner’s flagship haircut because the matriarch of the Kardashian “clan” wears it like no other. The hair is scaled so that there is a subtle transition between the crown and the shorter nape. However, the best thing about this haircut is the maxi bangs. Best on straight hair or with a very soft natural wave.
pixie with waves
If you have wavy hair, you can and should show off your waves even if you cut your hair very short and this is a perfect example. It is worth that here they are combed into the water, but not to say that it is not ideal.
Pixie with bangs XL
This type of pixie cut is ideal if you have straight or wavy hair because you have to work a lot with the bangs to get that wave, so straightening is a must either way. The shorter the sides, the better.
round pixie
The maxim of this cut is repeated the most in all: the lower part is shorter than the upper. However, here the leading role is given to the hair that outlines the line of the face, cut in a round shape. This pixie is perfect if you have naturally curly hair.
handpicked pixie
Here, all the hair is more or less the same length, with the exception of the bangs, which are a little longer, but not by much. We love the way you style it. Perfect if you don’t have a lot of hair and want to add volume, but this cut is suitable for any hair type.
long pixie
This pixie is perfect for both starting short hair and going out in style. Best for those with long hair.
Pixie with bangs to cheekbones
The length of the bangs can give a lot of freedom in classic pixies like this one. Here it reaches the cheekbone and is very flirtatious. Who can take it? Anyone who knows how to style their hair with an iron or dryer. But, if you do not want to complicate your life, refrain if it curls a lot.
pixie type helmet
Sideburns are the protagonists of this look, which is great for those with a round face and straight straight hair.
shaved pixie
He has no more shave and period. That’s why anyone can wear it, whatever their hair is. Of course, be careful with the shape of the head! If it is not round and harmonious, this may be a mistake.
pixie with stripes
If you are super daring, this haircut is for you. It’s not that the sides are shorter, but that they are straight shaved and with two lines drawn to zero. Since a top looks best with some texture, it’s perfect for wavy or curly hair.
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Source: Clara