Why is it that fall makes us want a change? Is it the crisp air? The golden light? Or maybe it’s the desire to shed the weight of summer and start fresh. Unless you are nothing like me, nothing announces a daring change as well as a pixie cut. Whether you’re craving soft femininity or edgy structure, fall 2025 pixie haircut ideas are delivering a range of looks that are as versatile as they are transformative. Whether it is the messy texture or the carved sophistication, every style tells a different mood, so which one is yours?
So, here are the looks I have been going crazy over this season- these are the pixies you need to bookmark, screenshot, or take to your stylist right away.
The Luxe-City Pixie
This appearance straddles the border between daring form and casual fabric and does so with a great deal of aplomb. The haircut frames the face with subtle, edgy layers that lift up around the crown, offering that tousled “cool without trying” energy we’ve seen on NY sidewalks every fall. It’s giving soft rebellion. The bit piecey bangs blend into the rest of the style, preventing it to appear too polished, too boxy. Honestly? It’s exactly the kind of pixie that catches the light when you’re crossing the street in a leather jacket, no filter needed.
In case you choose this cut, texture spray will be your best friend. I would personally suggest Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to create that undone volume, without crunch. You can play it finger-style in the morning and it will still be moving naturally hours later. This haircut doesn’t love structure — it thrives in airiness and freedom. So keep your ends hydrated and your scalp light. Dry shampoo is basically required gear.
I did something like this last fall, when I was over long bob burnout, and the compliments? Constant. Strangers asking what “stylist in Brooklyn” did it (I wish). My hairstylist continued, It is all about movement, you want to keep the silhouette light as a feather but dimensional. And I think that’s the secret sauce. You want it effortless, but with intention.
This style is such a wearable power move. It adds maturity, it adds edge, yet it is soft enough to go with a red lip or a pair of cashmere. Combine it with heavy gold hoops and a stiff collar, and you have a fall statement in a single head turn.
The Toasted Chestnut Crop
This is a warmer, a bit softer version of the pixie, something that seems to be just right in falling leaves and spiced oat lattes. This haircut is neat and shaped, with the volume on the top and a slight shaping on the ears and neck. The color is in that ideal roasted chestnut range, neither too red, nor too ashy. It is long enough to tuck behind the ear or style forward as well. It feels cozy and effortless, but never lazy.
For care, I’d say lean into richness. A weekly mask like Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair! will keep that warmth glowing and your strands strong — especially if you’re doing seasonal color. I tend to renew the tone with a semi-permanent gloss once a month when I am wearing chestnut shades. It prevents the hue to appear brassy particularly during drier weather.
This cut is to a person who likes subtlety but who does not want to lose edge in my eyes. It is the yes I am low maintenance but I do see the difference between cinnamon brown and walnut type of hair cut. I’ve always thought this shape pairs so well with cozy, textured knits — like something about the contrast makes the hair feel even sleeker.
I believe this is a great example of what celebrity stylist Kristin Ess once said: short hair makes you style with more intention. It welcomes polish, but does not require a drop of stiffness.
The Soft French Fringe Pixie
This is the kind of vibe that just got out of a French film – disheveled, girlish and kissed with texture. It is longer in the front, and falls into layers that brush the cheekbones, and the back is short and trim. The color is natural and has hints of honey brown and toffee highlights, which are quite literally screaming autumn and yet not literal. It is simple, it is beautiful and it somehow compliments every jawline it comes in contact with.
The trick to this cut not appearing sloppy and messy is feathering, you want those ends to curl naturally into position. I also prefer to apply a dime-sized amount of Davines This is a Shimmering Mist to dry hair to maintain texture without it being too crispy. Also: sleep on a silk pillowcase. It is a shocking difference in the way this type of style holds overnight.
In my case, this type of pixie was my re-introduction to short hair after many years of mid-lengths. It allowed me to be flirtatious with change but still have a bit of softness around my face. The way the fringe falls? Game changer. It gives instant cheekbone definition — zero contour needed. I recall once entering a bookstore and a stranger saying, is that a real haircut or is it just a perfect styling? That’s when I knew it worked.
To any one who is on the verge of going short: here is your signal. It’s playful, yes, but not cutesy. Think more Jane Birkin, Brooklyn brunch rather than boyish pixie.
The Windswept Highlighted Pixie
This pixie is cinematic in some way, as though you have just arrived at a train station in some romantic, crisp place. The layers are airy, the bangs are loose and very dynamic, and the slight highlights resemble being kissed by the early October light. It’s less structured than most pixies, but not shapeless. The silhouette promotes fullness at the top, which lengthens the neck and creates serious glamour without appearing overdone.
This one loves dry texture. I prefer Ouai Matte Pomade rubbed into the ends to give that airy definition and not to overload the style. On day two, it will be revived with a fast swipe of a round brush at the roots. And do not be afraid to fluff it with your fingers, this cut is worth playing with.
This style is very transitional in some way, as though it were the time between summer radiance and autumn comfort. It feels nostalgic in the best way. I had a similar cut last October, and to be honest, I felt like I was in a Meg Ryan rom-com most of the time. In the best possible way.
I believe that this silhouette would look beautiful with oversized coats and fluffy scarves, and your hair will be the surprise element that cuts through all the layers.
The Tousled Cocoa Shag Pixie
Now this, this is the pixie of the girl who wants texture, texture, texture. Imagine piecey fringe, lightly waved top and shaggy volume that barely reaches the ears. The shade is a dark cocoa with hints of espresso that is rich and earthy as the air becomes cooler. It is a bit rock and roll, a bit fragile and all interesting.
Such a cut is movement-friendly, so you should apply a soft hold product that does not harden. R+Co Sand Castle Dry Texture Crme has worked wonders on me, it gives me that second-day hair effect even after I just washed my hair. I do not use heat tools with this one either – the natural bends are what makes it sing.
For me, this is a power-cut. Not in the old-fashioned way, it does not shout CEO, but in the way that I know myself and I am not afraid to wear something a bit messy. It also sprouts out beautifully and therefore it is a perfect option when you are not yet prepared to be back at the salon after every 5 weeks.
And how adorable is this with thick brows and a smear of deep berry lipstick? Throw a dark knit and perhaps a broad belt and all of a sudden – you are the moment.
The Honeyed Caramel Bob-Pixie Hybrid
It is not really a bob, not really a pixie, but it exists in the lovely middle ground between soft and structured. The waves give it lift and flow, while the deep caramel hue warms up cooler skin tones (perfect for sweater weather). It is placed right above the shoulders but maintains a pixie spirit with its feathered layers and slight asymmetry. There’s something undeniably romantic about it — like reading a novel by firelight.
The key to styling this one is to give the waves some air. My favorite is the Moroccanoil Curl Defining Cream on damp hair and a little scrunching followed by air-drying with a diffuser to get that soft bounce. If you’re into glosses, ask your stylist for a demi-gloss in honey bronze — it adds richness without weight.
This haircut brings me back to the moment when I entered a local cafe and the barista literally paused in the middle of pouring a latte to tell me, Your hair color is autumn in a cup. I nearly blushed into my knitwear. It’s that kind of energy — soft but captivating.
You may not be ready to commit to full pixie, but you still want something new and shorter to wear during fall, this hybrid will give you a movement, elegance, and the type of shape that makes even your least-styled days feel purposeful.
The Golden Undone Wave Pixie
This is the pixie you get when you’re not afraid to lean into personality. The disheveled, uneven layers provide it with days worth of texture – as though beach hair went on a semester abroad and returned with an edge. The golden blonde color is the best way to play with the light, and it does not need root touch-ups every four weeks. And the shape? It’s light, airy, and full of spark.
I’d go minimal on products for this one. Lived-in volume is achieved with a touch of Kristin Ess Sea Salt Air Dry Spray, which does not make the hair stiff. No curling irons required, just a bit of scrunch, possibly a few minutes in a bun whilst you apply your make-up. Let the messiness be the magic.
This haircut reminds me of indie concerts in small clubs, huge jackets, and wind in my bangs. It’s casual, confident, and has that “cool girl with a creative job” energy written all over it. You can make it glamorous with winged eyeliner or make it soft with dewy skin but it does not disappoint.
And to put it on record, celebrity stylist Mara Roszak once said, texture tells a story. This haircut? It is an entire short novel with a twist and a daring last chapter.
The Classic Autumn Auburn Pixie
There’s something timeless about this one. The haircut is a typical pixie with a little more length on the top, trim sides, and a little texture, but it is the deep auburn that yells fall. The color is as though it is fallen leaves and cinnamon sticks and just-worn boots. It is warm and earthy, deep enough to make blue and green eyes shine like nothing.
Maintaining this color takes some love. I recommend the Pureology Reviving Red Shampoo (even if it’s technically for red tones — it works wonders on auburn too). The richness will not fade out to dull rust with a weekly gloss or glaze at home.
I like this look because it seems so versatile. Throw on a big scarf and you’re cozy chic. Swipe on a bold lipstick and suddenly it’s drama. I wore this type of color when I stopped straightening my hair and allowed its curly waves to take over, and it transformed my experience in my skin.
This pixie is the haircut equivalent of a fall rom-com main character energy. And sometimes? That is what we want to start a new season.
The Fresh-Cut Cinnamon Crop
If you ever wanted a haircut that feels like a reset — a genuine “let’s start fresh” moment — this pixie is it. The form is a bit longer on top with feathered ends and it keeps it playful and feminine. The color is a spicy cinnamon brown with a little bit of glow but not too much to make you look overdone. It looks stunning with little makeup and warm-coloured clothes.
I would always recommend something lightweight to style this – Verb Volume Dry Texture Spray has a light hold and adds volume and shape without making your roots sticky. It is also excellent to restyle day-two hair without heat.
This pixie refers to that time when you release something you had and you get ready to accept something new, a season, a style, an old vibe. It is soft, pretty yet somehow feels like a step in the right direction. I also had a similar cut when I changed jobs and to be honest I attribute some of the confidence to my hair.
This is an easy look to adopt by a person who is not scared of being soft and structured at the same time. The restraint is something strong about it, it does not scream, it says something.
The Espresso Swoop Pixie
Moody, elegant, a bit mysterious, this pixie is short in the back, full on top and completed with long, sweeping bangs that turn toward the cheekbones in just the right way. It is a rich espresso, nearly black in the shadow, but with that warm underpinning that seems to attract late-afternoon sun like a spell. This cut oozes confidence but keeps things graceful.
To style, I am sworn by Kerrastase L Incroyable Blowdry Creme – a little on wet hair and a little blow dry round brush at the front. It provides that little curve and swirl that makes the entire shape sing.
Each autumn, I am in the mood to go darker, in coffee, in lipstick, in sweaters, and in hair. This pixie is a visual equivalent of putting on a blanket scarf and drinking something hot and watching leaves falling outside your window.
And, in case you are a contrast kind of girl (soft makeup and strong features, small jewelry and big silhouettes), this cut ticks all the boxes. This one will make you walk a little taller I assure you.
The Airy Cinnamon Whisper Cut
There is an ease to this cut that makes you want to take a deeper breath. The crown and sides are formed by loose, piecey layers and a fringe is cut just above the brows. It’s less about sharp structure, more about natural movement. The brunette base, tinted with cinnamon, is warm instantly, and looks great in golden fall light, as well as in the house. It has that softness of I woke up like this that we all secretly desire.
I have had cuts of this sort that have begged to be styled with low-maintenance products, and my favorite has always been Living Proof Perfect Hair Day 5-in-1 Styling Treatment. It adds texture but not build up, so you do not lose that lightness. All you really need is a soft muss and a finger comb.
What I love most is the casual elegance here. It is that type of pixie that you can just toss on with a thick oatmeal knit, and then add some hoops and a swipe of balm and voila, you feel put-together. It’s not trying too hard. And that’s what makes it work so hard.
The Downtown Brunette Boblet
This one plays with the concept of a grown out pixie, but retains all the deliberateness. The longer layers are embracing the jawline and the top has some side-swept drama. The brunette foundation is deep, cool, and shiny, and this makes it look polished without being prim. It is just the right length of the in-between weather of fall: short enough to wear scarves, long enough to have fun.
To keep that light reflective shine, I would suggest Color Wow Dream Coat, which gives that glassy effect that keeps the strands smooth even in the crisp or damp weather. It can be blow-dried and you can leave it without touching it in days.
It is a hairstyle that makes you feel like you can stroll into a boutique gallery opening or strike a fall market with no outfit planning at all. It gives “low effort, high impact” in the best way. In case you have been dying to have something that is a little bit more than a pixie and a little bit less than a bob, then this boblet could be your next step.
The Soft Ash-Textured Pixie
This is the pixie that whispers, not shouts. It is lightly layered on the top and has natural bends which makes it soft and feminine without appearing styled-to-death. The cool ash brown color is down to earth and breathable- just right against the changing trees and darker skies. It’s short enough to show off earrings and long enough to push around with product if you’re feeling creative.
Honestly? This is the pixie of women who are not interested in being seen but not heard. The kind of look that lets your features speak. To keep the shape, I would recommend a small amount of Sachajuan Hair Paste to define and hold, it is light, matte and never sticky.
I had something like it on one October and was being told all the time that I looked so rested, which was funny because I was not, it was the magic of this haircut. If you’re after quiet confidence and a cut that carries itself, this is your girl.
The Glossy Shadow-Pixie With Grit
Oh, this one’s moody. The type of pixie who enters a room and does not have to say anything. It is voluminous and has attitude with thick, choppy layers piled on top of a neat base. The dark brown color and that glossy finish is particularly electric under artificial lights, which is ideal when you want to have your intimate fall dinner parties or wine hangs late at night. It’s dramatic without going full glam.
This chop looks good with a styling cream that increases shine and control like IGK Mistress Hydrating Balm. A small amount of a pea will have that slick feel with movement. You may apply with your hands or a flat brush to a sleeker finish.
In my case, this haircut is all about finding edge without losing softness. I recall watching a same-looking shape in a music video and thinking: that is the short hair I desire. You don’t have to dress it up. The hair does the work for you.
The Free-Spirited Turtleneck Pixie-Lob
The last appearance in this roundup is, perhaps, the happiest. A long pixie (or short lob, depending on who you ask) filled with swingy, feathered layers that frame the face and move like poetry. It has lift at the root and volume through the ends and that inimitable feeling of I am comfortable in my own skin. It is the haircut version of the black turtleneck on a cold Sunday morning.
This actually reacts to movement and air, I adore Amika Un.Done Volume and Matte Texture Spray to achieve that windblown, full bodied look. It is not too heavy to layer and it smells like fall ought to.
I would completely wear this with jeans and boots one day and then change it to a dress and boots the other. It’s flexible. It’s charming. And it doesn’t ask for too much.
And when you go out the door with this cut? You don’t just look ready for fall. You feel ready.
The Smoky Rooted Textured Pixie
Wild in the best sense of the word, this pixie takes on the unruly texture, volume at the top, and golden caramel highlights on a darker base that appears kissed by the season. The layers are raised in just the right places, forming shape and movement that does not fall by lunchtime. And the rooty tone? Intentional. It gives the lightness and makes the entire thing organic.
To maintain the definition you will want to use Bumble and bumble Sumotech, it adds structure without freeze. This style works best when a bit messy, so don t resist the trend. Embrace the irregularity.
I have worn this kind of style in that late-fall shift when the skies turn slate gray and all you need is something fun. It’s energetic, not chaotic. And best of all? It always photographs well.
The Auburn Sculpted Side Bob
Minimalist meets romantic. This has a soft, carved profile, with the waves curving gently and the tuck behind the ear. The brownish red tone drags the light, leaving reddish undertones that shine on black or jewel-toned layers. And the side part? It is quite deliberate soft acting that makes the cheekbones pop like an inbuilt contour.
This one does best with a polished finish. Apply K Kerastase Elixir Ultime Oil Serum on top of styling to add extra shine and prevent frizzing of strands. It’s especially helpful when the air gets drier.
I find this shape endlessly wearable. I wore something similar to this at a fall wedding – I wore it with a bright lip and a long black dress – and felt like I was in a Renaissance painting. It’s modern, but in a very classic way.
The Cozy Cashmere Wavy Crop
This one is all texture which still reads soft. It is a looser pixie, almost short shag with lots of body and movement. The ends are turned under so as to indicate softness rather than sharpness. The chestnut here is cool, which is flattering to the darker, richer tones of fall, and is ideal with grays and taupes, and navies.
In case you are going with natural texture here, I would recommend Davines Curl Building Serum to maintain the waves formed yet bouncy. It’s also great for reactivating on non-wash days.
This trim is like a Sunday stroll in the park – a cup of hot coffee in one hand and sleeves over your fingers. It doesn’t demand attention, but it gets noticed. The type of style that you can put on to work, and then to dinner and still feel like yourself.
The Sleek Flicked Micro-Pixie
Precision meets playfulness. This micro-pixie is cut short at the back but leaves space at the top to have choppy texture and flicked fringe. It is elegant enough to be kept on the espresso base, and flirty enough to be worn even fun. It’s short, yes, but not boyish. It’s more “French cinema star off-duty.”
Here a small amount of Oribe Fiber Groom Elastic Texture Paste goes a long way. Pinch it in ends to give lift and form,–do not attempt to make this one too smooth. It’s meant to flirt with imperfection.
This pixie’s a confidence cut. I rocked a similar shape when I went to a new city and I still remember how empowering it felt to have such an unapologetic, face-forward look. This is your cue in case you have ever felt the need to be nudged towards something daring yet classy.
The Side-Swept Espresso Revival Pixie
Finishing in a high note with this sleek, softly voluminous cut. The rich espresso brown is shiny and cold, and there is a slight uplift at the roots and one long side-swept panel that is curved deliberately. It contours the face in a subtle way and makes your brows, eyes and bone structure pop, so yes, you will feel sculpted.
To maintain the shape, give Aveda Phomollient Styling Foam a go, it is fantastic when you need volume without stickiness and it blows dry well. A mere root lift and that fringe takes itself.
This trim is adult, but not dull, it is more sophisticated. It is aimed at women who are aware of what suits them but are willing to get a seasonal shake-up. That is what I would pick to enter November with a purpose and poise.
The Clean-Cut Chestnut Pixie
Clean, traditional, and only slightly refined, this style is what a soft pixie is all about. It is well layered through the crown and sides and has fine texture so that it does not feel flat. The medium chestnut tone is flattering for nearly every skin tone and has that “ready-for-anything” vibe that works in both casual and professional settings.
You will need something light to keep it styled and fresh Aveda Light Elements Smoothing Fluid is a great product to tame any fuzz without making it stiff. It’s great when you’re heading into dry, cooler air.
This pixie reminds me of new notebooks and mornings in early fall, when you are trying new habits and want some order that is not too demanding. I believe that every woman should have a season that she feels this put-together with this minimal effort.
The Feathered Volume Side-Part Pixie
This cut breathes confidence. The upper layers are feathered in volume and movement and the deep side part gives depth and natural lift. The shade is cool espresso with hints of brunette undertones that are gorgeous in the natural light. It walks the line between “just got back from a meeting” and “headed to a wine bar” — which, let’s be real, is a dream.
Virtue Volumizing Primer is my favorite when I style this type of pixie. It provides that root lift without becoming sticky or gritty, which is perfect when you want a style that will stand up to scarves and coats.
I believe this is a style that is custom-made to the woman who desires mobility and flexibility without having to keep up with it on a daily basis. It is also one of those cuts that allow your jawline to shine without having to pull everything back.
The Amber Ribbon Textured Pixie
This one is definitely celebratory- great for fall dinners or early holiday parties. It is smooth at the top with turned ends and highlights of layers in amber, chestnut and bronze. The profile view shows the extent of layering, it is artistic, in fact. It provides the immediate radiance to the skin and makes you appear to be internally lit even when the sky is gray.
When you are putting color on like this, buy Redken Color Extend Magnetics Conditioner, it will prevent the brassy tones and seal in that high gloss ribbon look.
This is one of those cuts that leave you feeling festive when you wear it. I’ve worn similar layers to fall parties where I didn’t have time for makeup, and still walked in feeling confident. It sparkles without trying too hard.
The Sweater Weather Blonde Layered Pixie
This trim is more or less the haircut equivalent of your most comfortable sweater. The silhouette is gentle yet well-defined, the layers are sweeping and the face-framing flicks open up the cheekbones and add depth to the jawline. The creamy blonde balayage brightens the appearance and leaves roots natural, thus you do not have to spend the rest of your life in the salon.
This silhouette is very amenable to motion I prefer Ouai Air Dry Foam to provide the hair with lift without the heat. It dries so well by itself and gives some light separation to the layers.
This is your stop when you are in the mood to look young without appearing to be trying to look 20. It is intelligent, witty, and looks equally good with a blazer and with an oversized cable knit and boots. Honestly, this pixie is a vibe.
The Parisian Nape-Tucked Pixie
Dainty, classy, and flawlessly carved out to perfection, this pixie is all about detail. It is shorter at the back and is layered into a soft rounded shape with sweeping tendrils around the ears and neck. The lowlights are honey toned and the cool blonde pieces are blended together, creating an illusion of depth and movement without big contrasts. It’s quiet luxury in hair form.
To improve the smooth silhouette, I would suggest KMS Hair Stay Anti-Humidity Seal, particularly in late fall when the weather might still spring a humid day on you. It keeps frizz away and preserves that tucked-in softness.
I recognize this style on a person who appreciates the beauty of minor decisions – who notices stitching on a coat, the smell of tea leaves, the way light enters a room. It’s small, but unforgettable.
Textured Crown with Soft Layers
This pixie is all volume in the crown with wispy layers that soften the frame of the face. It is shortened to accentuate the cheekbones and the messy top makes it look like it is moving and has a natural, airy lift. The warm caramel tones around the fringe give the color a nice touch to bounce off the cooler fall light.
This chop fares best when it is done with a light hand, like a dime-worth of Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to fluff the roots and keep it nonchalant. It is one of those styles which actually looks better as the day progresses, and it takes the natural bend of your hair.
What I love most is how undone it feels. It’s not overly styled, but still looks put together. For me, that’s the holy grail of short cuts. I have seen variations of this crop on the runway but this one is wearable, particularly to a person who does not want to be angular.
I might possibly turn up the definition a bit on days when I want a stronger hold, but out of the box it has a breezy confidence to it that seems appropriate to cozy sweater season.
Wavy Bob-Inspired Pixie
This is a style that balances between a bob and a pixie. It has longer pieces, which frame the face and smooth out the profile, forming a gentle wave, particularly on the cheek and the jawline. The fringe that is side-parted provides that ideal asymmetry that does not make things too trendy but keeps them interesting.
It is perfect on the person who is going short after having a bob or natural texture and is looking to have some shape without a lot of weight. The wave can be achieved with a curl-enhancing cream such as Living Proof Curl Definer to avoid crunch.
I have a similar length in the past when growing out a pixie and I recall how much I liked the freedom it provided me with- no ponytails, no heavy styling, but still long enough to feel soft. It just seems so appropriate when combined with fall tones such as cinnamon and rust.
I could add a little bit more texture around the back to give it some dimension, but to be honest, this cut just feels balanced and feminine. It is one of those cut it and forget it styles that goes with your natural movement.
French-Inspired Soft Pixie
This pixie has a classic French feel with a modern twist as the layers are choppy and the fringe is soft and kisses the brows. It is a gorgeous frame to the eyes and the shape is rounder than sharp, so it is more endearing than harsh.
The light layering is what makes this one work, it does not look bulky but does not lose that softly sculpted shape. A styling cream such as Bumble and Bumble Brilliantine will add that smooth, piece-y texture but not the stiffness.
I love this cut, there is a touch of Paris in it. It is not overdoing it, it is simply chic, effortlessly. I see myself putting it on with a wool coat and a bit of berry lip balm.
I may recommend growing the fringe only a few millimeters longer to reach that eyelash-grazing sweet spot, but this length is practical and dreamy at the same time. It is ideal to a person who desires a stylish house with little maintenance.
Micro Fringe with Tapered Sides
This is to us structure lovers. The sides are well tapered and the top is long and textured. The micro fringe is the real pop, sharp, playful, bold but not too editorial.
Daily styling: to give some definition and hold with a non-greasy product, try using a matte pomade such as the Hanz de Fuko Claymation. It is excellent on shaping the fringe and giving control through the crown without making it heavy.
I also had the same style when I needed a new beginning and I can still recall how it made me feel so confident. The short cut that makes your eyes and brows the center of attention is something empowering.
It is a bit edgy, some may say, but in my opinion, fall is the right time to take the risk. When you’re layering sweaters and coats, having a sharp haircut brings the contrast that keeps your style feeling modern.
Sculpted Pixie with Side Sweep
Here’s the cut that balances softness and polish perfectly. It has cleanly cut sides, and a longer top, swept slightly to one side. The texture is thin and near the head, and this is what makes it perfect to display makeup or earrings.
It is a style that lives on maintenance, trim it every 4-6 weeks and the shape will be tight and flattering. I prefer to apply a lightweight shine serum such as R+Co Tinsel to give the hair some softness and reflect the light without making it appear oily.
It is like old Hollywood with a 2025 twist, very wearable, very sophisticated. When I’m going out or just want to feel more intentional, this is the kind of pixie I turn to.
The only thing I would possibly play with is a little highlight to interrupt the one tone but that is more of preference than necessity. It is a quiet confidence cut as it is.
