Nature Fall Wavy Layers
This haircut is soft somehow; it just looks to be early fall- getting out of the gym into fresh cool air with rosy cheeks and damp hair that loses some of the moisture to the wind and kinks up into nice waves. The side fringe creates a non-challenging structure to the face, and the layered body creates the lightness of volume. It is particularly flattering to a wisp-to-medium-hair person who is desire to have motion, but not quite a pixie.
Seriously, there is barely any need of heat styling on this cut. I’d scrunch in a light curl cream while damp (try Ouai Air Dry Foam) and just let it do its thing. The more it looks used in, the better it looks, and this is fine fall fuel.
Whenever I want to feel like I put little efforts into my look but I still look purposeful, this is my style category to turn to. It complements yoga apparels, trench coats, or even hoodie during Sunday outing. You may pilot a fancy cap on it, or leave it to say its say.
And this is an added plus that it comes out beautifully. Thus, when you want to dip your toes into the water before cutting it shorter, that is a smart, flattering half-way point once you cut your locks.
Cool Platinum Pixie Layers with Texture
And not only is this haircut short it is so bold. The platinum tone plays beautifully against fall’s deep, moody wardrobe shades, while the precise textured layers bring softness to an otherwise bold look. There is, and yet it does not seem rigid. The micro fringe provides a new editorial flare. It’s the kind of pixie that feels at once rebellious and ultra-refined.
So on upkeep now; this is high on the maintenance scale on the tone of it, it is low-maintenance on the daily styling. Every hair needs a purple shampoo, such as Amika Bust Your Brass, that removes brassiness and adds brightness. I also like running a pea-sized amount of Oribe’s Airstyle Flexible Finish Cream through the crown when I want to zhuzh it up before heading out.
Is there a second time I would go platinum? Would, but only with the attitude of the woman who packs conditioner as though it were perfume. It’s not for the lazy girl era (no judgment—I live there sometimes), but it is for the moment you feel like turning heads when you walk into a room.
This haircut means: I am what I am, and I do not fear to demonstrate it. Accompany it with a high-collar top and hoop ear recognition? Fall perfection.
Sleek rangy Blond Pixie with Side-Swept Bangs
This cropped style possesses such a tendency of softness, which is whispering, rather than screaming. The side swept bangs, the feathery texture, the buttery blonde that airs cool tones on the low lights- it is just screaming, fresh off a French film set, and I am not complaining. It’s classic without being safe.
This is ideal especially to those women who would not want to use heat tools daily. A little Davines OI Oil for shine and separation, maybe a blast of texturizing spray at the roots—and you’re out the door. If you’re a “style it in 5 minutes with one eye closed” kind of person, this delivers.
I have discovered that this type of shape fits the face in such a frame, particularly to any person who possesses soft cheekbones or someone who has a heart-shaped face. It is ceremonially self-secure. Imagine: not a street-style star but that to-be-photographed cool girl who never makes an entrance but is still photographed.
I would combine it with knits and gold hoops, since it tastes excellent with crisp minimalism and dramatic understatement. There are certain haircuts that are statement. This is an attitude.
Asymmetrical Fringe Tousled White Blonde
The fact that a topsy-turvy pixie has an eccentric fringe is porcine in some way. The platinum is almost white, as winter snow is before it melts, and the dark side comb shaping is not too serious, that it takes the softness away. This is a hair cut that exists somewhere between traditional French garcon and cool east coast creative.
Volumizing mousse such as R+Co Rodeo Star will add guts without weight to hair with a temper towards the fine end. I prefer to side-sup it and keep it slightly unfinished mine-no fall, not crisp and perfect-whatever!
I believe the main factor that makes this look very wearable is that it is unpredictable. It does not fall into the trap of the so called mom cut as there are sharp lines where they should be plus everywhere they should be. There are layers to it all right, but they are a lived in layer, sort of like having a haircut of someone who has worn his favorite pair of leather boots a lot.
Have I ever considered recommending it to a person adopting short hair as a novice? Maybe. But just as long as they are prepared to look in a mirror and say, Oh, okay… she is her now.
Voluminous and Sassy Feathered Blonde Pixie
This is a groove. Literally, it is fluffy and playful yet completely in the fashion game due to the feathered texture and volume built in. The sunglasses? Just icing. The hair-cut, itself? A slightly-edged-feminine version of the cool-girl volume, i.e. messy but cool.
Without a good texturizing paste I would not wear this. Give Bumble and bumble Sumotech a go they leave no crunch and a drop helps to define the pieces. Not with a brush, but by hands. It is a hands in your hair kind of a cut.
