The Year of Pixie Cuts!
Pixie cuts started to catch a wave about a year ago in Hollywood and still have lots of ladies pondering the thought of cutting it all off! And, when they do, they either love em’ or hate em’.Why are pixie cuts loved by many but worn by few? The answer is simple . . . it’s the fear of the unknown. It’s a big commitment to cut your hair so short. What if you hate it, there’s nowhere to hide? There’s not a lot of hair styling options to go to if you don’t like it so short, so should you risk it?
So what should you consider before taking the plunge to a pixie haircut? A good hairdresser, especially one that knows you and your quirks, can help you tremendously. Not only can a good hairdresser help decipher if a short hair cut like the pixie cut, is right for your face shape and body proportions, but equally important, if this short short hair cut will suit your personality.
 Winona Ryder – Pixie cut |  Victoria Beckham – Pixie cut |
- Oval face shapes- are ideal for pixie cuts, but other face shapes can work as well. Modifications of layering and styling to the pixie cut can be made to balance with many face shapes. Heart shaped faces are second only to oval face shapes. If the chin –line is dramatically tapered it can be offset with flicked up pieces behind the ears. Round face shapes can be balanced by creating more height at the crown and longer flipped up pieces in back or wisps on the face. An oblong face shape can be balanced by creating texture and fullness on the sides.
Pixie Haircut, Short Haircut or Mid-Length Haircut
- Temper any rash decision to cut all your hair off! Cutting off all your hair is not an answer to frustrations. Discuss it with your hairdresser; bring in pictures of short haircuts and pixie cuts you like. Also bring in a couple of alternative haircuts you would consider. Sometimes going shorter in stages is a better option and may be altogether easier on your wellbeing.
Halle Berry – Pixie cut
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