Pixie
Key features and how the cut feels:
You get a look that:
- Maximum openness. A pixie bares the face, the neck, the line of the cheekbones and the shape of the skull like nothing else. It moves all the attention to your features, your eyes, the expressiveness of your gaze.
- Texture and shape instead of length. The cut is built on the interplay of different lengths across the zones: the shortest areas (sides, nape) contrast with the longer crown and fringe. What matters here is the sculpting.
- Remarkably practical. This is a cut that frees you from brushes, long drying and complicated styling. And it can look very different: from sleek and elegant to tousled and daring.
- Demanding of your features and your confidence. It asks for a certain harmony of features and, above all, for readiness for a radical change and for attention.
- Alive with movement. Even standing still a pixie looks lively thanks to its layers and texture.
You get a look that:
- Highlights delicate features (large eyes, expressive brows, a fine jawline and neck).
- Visually refreshes you and makes your gaze open and bright.
- Creates the illusion of more volume at the crown, which matters for fine hair.
- Feels incredibly light and free.
- Looks modern, avant-garde, bold and sexy.
Length: Short