Adding light highlights can make your cute pixie even more eye-catching.
Shag Haircut
Low maintenance and versatile, this style can be worn wavy or straight with minimal effort.
Side Part
If you have a chin-grazing pixie cut, try this brushed-up style for a fresh take on a blunt haircut. Use pomade or texture spray for additional volume and depth.
Low Messy Bun
This style works exceptionally well on naturally curly or permed hair and complements heart-shaped and round faces. For a softer effect, you can also leave some tendrils and strands loose from the bun.
Bob with Fringe Bangs
Mixed highlights and lowlights look fabulous on an angled bob, while a textured pixie or shag hairstyle works wonders on fine, straight strands. This length helps avoid heaviness and emphasizes natural bone structure, making it ideal for those with heart-shaped faces.
Topknot
Add face-framing bangs that draw attention away from thin temple hairs for a modern twist.
