Mixie, Bixie and Pixie - All explained!
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This new style is increasing in popularity. A blend of a Pixie and a mullet the Mixie is an androgynous, youthful take on a shorter look. This haircut is more versatile than you may think, variations spanning from ultra-short to shaggy which can be worn loose and layered or straight and slicked back. Typically paired with a fringe (or bangs!) it is super flattering and works well with most hair textures.
In fact the fringe is a key customisation to this look. You can pair the Mixie with side-swept, wispy or micro fringe styles to dramatically change the overall result.
The mixie may be considered high-maintenance as it requires regular trims but you can always let the hair grow out for a shaggier, more relaxed look to get some longevity from your cut.
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The Bixie combines the best elements of a short bob with the texture of a pixie cut. This style often features shorter layers at the nape of the neck with a slight graduation with longer, more textured layers towards the fringe and crown. The rounded crown also helps provide the illusion of volume and movement, leaving stunning results with a touch of glamour.
Bixie cuts work well on all hair types and can be customised to flatter various face shapes – it’s all about how your stylist adds volumes and layers. It’s a great option for anyone looking for a stylish yet easy-to-maintain mid to short style.
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Pixie haircuts are always on trend and this classic cut has evolved over time with a number of new variations. It’s typically a very short style cut close to the scalp, which enhances the shape of the face and those stunning cheekbones! The Pixie can be tailored and sleek, edgy with a rocker-style or a trendy boyish cut. Whatever variation you opt for one thing’s for sure – it’s always in style!
You can’t escape the fact that this is a dramatically short cut and means your facial features are more pronounced. Fortunately with expert stylists like ours we can customise this haircut to suit any clients face shape.