
Swept Wavy Pixie
A short crop featuring soft waves and a prominent side-swept fringe that adds dimension. The cut is tapered at the back and sides to emphasize the textured volume on top.

A chic chin-length bob with a straight texture and a heavy side-swept fringe that frames the face.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Swept Fringe Bob look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
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This chin-length cut is ideal for heart, oval, and square face shapes, as the heavy side-swept fringe softens the forehead and balances a stronger jawline. It works best on straight to slightly wavy hair with fine to medium density, as very thick hair may require internal weight removal to prevent a bulky, triangular shape. Those who prefer a polished look and are willing to spend time styling the fringe daily will find this cut particularly flattering.
Request a blunt, chin-length bob with no external layering to maintain a crisp, heavy perimeter. Ask for a deep side part and a dense, asymmetrical fringe that starts from the high point of the head and sweeps across the brow, blending slightly into the side lengths. Specify that you want the ends point-cut slightly for movement, ensuring the overall shape remains structured and the horizontal line stays sharp.
To keep the silhouette sharp and the fringe at the correct length, plan for professional trims every six to eight weeks. Daily styling involves using a flat brush and blow dryer to direct the fringe, followed by a smoothing serum or a flat iron to maintain the sleek, straight texture of the bob's perimeter.
Using a light-hold hairspray or a small amount of matte styling wax at the roots of the fringe will help lock the sweep in place without making it look stiff or greasy.
Because the fringe is cut asymmetrically to sweep to one side, switching to a middle part will create uneven, shorter pieces at the front that do not align with the rest of the blunt, uniform perimeter.
This specific style relies on a straight texture to showcase the blunt lines; while it can be adapted, curly hair will require daily heat styling to achieve the intended smooth, side-swept effect.
Actually, the blunt perimeter and lack of layers create the illusion of density and weight at the ends, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to make fine hair appear thicker.
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