pixie cut for older women is short on the back and sides and longer on the top. You don’t need to sacrifice style in these years when you’re striving for ease and comfort.
Hairstylist Rachelle Edrozo from California puts together the most stellar pixie hairdos. Her advice? “If you have never had a pixie cut, start with a pixie bob because it allows you to grow your hair out faster. Tuck the bangs to see if your face looks good with no hair touching your shoulders,” she adds.
Pixies should contour your face shape, add density to your mane, and make your daily life easier all at the same time. Add bangs or wispy ends for that modern cool element. “If you want all your haircut off your neck, having some length in the front is nice,” Rachelle tells me.
I know at your age, volume is probably a high priority, especially if you have thinning strands. To help you with that, Edrozo says that “Big Root Pump is a must-have for a short pixie cut. It looks best to have height when the hair is short.” To maintain its shape, “you need to reschedule a haircut in 4-6 weeks, so your hair doesn’t go flat on top.”
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