13. The Softly Layered Pixie
This pixie was all about softness and movement. It wasn’t super short everywhere. Your stylist would add gentle layers, especially around the face. This gave it a really feminine feel. It was a great entry into shorter hair for many women. I remember seeing this on so many people and loving how it framed their faces. It works beautifully on most face shapes and hair textures. To get that soft look, try using a light styling cream.
12. The Spiky Textured Pixie
Now, this one had more attitude! The spiky textured pixie was edgy and cool. Think pop stars and actresses rocking this look on red carpets. It was all about using product to create those defined, spiky pieces. This cut is fantastic if you have a bit of natural texture. It looks amazing on oval and heart-shaped faces. A good pomade or wax is your best friend for keeping those spikes in place.
11. The Side-Swept Bangs Pixie
Bangs can totally change a pixie cut, and side-swept bangs were huge in the 90s. They add a touch of softness and can really highlight your eyes. This style is super versatile too. You can sweep them dramatically to one side or wear them a little more casually. It flatters almost everyone! To keep those bangs looking just right, a light hold hairspray is perfect.
10. The Deep Side Part Pixie
Want to add some drama? A deep side part with a pixie cut does just that. It creates a strong, sophisticated line. This look feels very chic and polished. It’s a great way to add some structure to your style. This works well on rounder faces as it adds length. To get a really defined part, use a comb with a fine end.
9. The Bowl Cut Pixie
Okay, hear me out on this one! The bowl cut pixie has a unique shape that’s making a comeback. It’s short and rounded around the head, often with a slightly longer fringe. It’s a bold choice, for sure! This cut really complements strong jawlines and cheekbones. Keeping the edges neat is key with this style. Regular trims are a must.
8. The Undercut Pixie
Adding an undercut to a pixie gives it a serious modern edge. Shaving or cutting the hair very short underneath creates a cool contrast. You can hide the undercut or show it off depending on how you style the top. This is a confident look! It suits those who aren’t afraid to be bold. Keeping the undercut fresh requires regular touch-ups from your stylist.
