2. Undercut Pixie Haircut
The undercut pixie haircut is a bold and modern version of the classic pixie. In this style, the sides or the back of the head are shaved or cut very short, while the top section remains longer. This contrast creates a dramatic and edgy appearance.
Preparation for an undercut pixie involves deciding how deep the undercut should be. Some people prefer a subtle undercut with only the lower section trimmed, while others choose a more dramatic shaved style. It is also important to discuss the desired length on top with the stylist.
The cutting technique typically involves using clippers for the undercut portion and scissors for the longer top layers. The stylist carefully blends the transition between the two sections to maintain balance.
Styling this haircut is easy and flexible. The longer top section can be styled in several ways, including slicked back, side-swept, or textured. A lightweight wax or styling cream helps control the shape and hold the style in place.
Essential products for this haircut include heat protectant spray, light pomade, and volumizing mousse. These products help maintain the structure of the top layers without making the hair stiff.
Regular maintenance is important because the shaved section grows quickly. Most people schedule trims every three to five weeks to keep the undercut sharp and clean.