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I think if you want to try a pixie, you definitely should. It’s pretty fun and liberating. It’ll take a couple years to grow out if you don’t like it, but at least you’ll know you tried it!:) You might want to try a chin-length cut first just to see if you like short hair on yourself in general, and then work your way up. Good luck!!
Take a little bit of hair oil in your hands (it won't make your hair feel greasy), turn your head upside down, and "scrunch" your hair in an upward motion (look up videos, I don't know how to describe it). That'll take away the crunch! Reply reply. vibes86. •.
1 month of hair growth (since pixie cut): Expect sideburns growing out at least an inch. If you were to comb part of the top portion in front of forehead, the ‘bangs’ would reach mid-forehead or almost down to your eyebrows. 2 months: Sideburns long enough to tuck behind ears.
It looks more like a short bob than a pixie. I kept getting trims all along and most of them seemed to me like they set me back. I didn’t go to cheap places either. In fact, these have been some of the most expensive cuts in my life $80-100 US. I’m so glad to finally be out of the “oh your haircut is a pixie.” I will give you another one.
This resonates with me! I got a pixie and it was a lot of upkeep. With long hair I’ll wait 5 days between washes, with the pixie I had to use product for it to look good so I would have to wash every day or every other day.
I generally find this untrue. you need to be a skinny girl with a slightly cherubic face for this cut to look ideal. I think 'skinny-faced' girls look like twelve year-old boys with this cut. Edit: Jesus, you butthurt freaks need to give it a rest.
Call a hip looking place and ask if they take short womens hair cuts (so you aren’t rejected to your face but honestly most places will cut women anyway, unless it’s some long complicated cut or wedged Bob). Tell the barber “I used to have a cosmetologist who mostly cut mens hair cutting my hair, do feel free to keep the cut masculine”.
It is still a pixie, but it is longer on top. To maintain a length you like, you need to go for a cut every 6 to 8 weeks. Orherwise it will grow out and it might be harter for the hair dresser to follow the lines. It might look different than before. Styling depends on your hair structure and the look you are going for.
I've had the same thing happen to me, and it sucks. One thing that helps is to ask specifically for a detached hairstyle. That's one of the big differences between a men's haircut and a pixie cut. If you ask for it to be detached, it'll end up looking masculine even if the hairdresser doesn't quite "get it". 2.
There's a stereotype for heavier women with a pixie cut being really unpleasant and just abrasive. It's just some haircut they stick with for whatever reason and their bad attitude seems to really go into making it look bad or something.