
Bixie Cut
A stylish fusion of the pixie and bob cuts, offering the length of a bob with the textured layers of a pixie.

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A rounded mid-ear bob featuring beveled ends that curve toward the cheekbones and a choppy micro-fringe. The hair is combed smooth from a small center part at the crown for a structured finish.
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This structured cut is ideal for those with straight to slightly wavy hair textures and fine to medium density where the beveled edge can provide a sense of weight. It particularly flatters heart and oval face shapes by emphasizing the cheekbones with its mid-ear length and draws attention to the eyes via the bold, choppy micro-fringe. It is best suited for individuals who enjoy a high-fashion, architectural look and are comfortable with the frequent maintenance required for such a precise, short silhouette.
Request a precision bob cut to mid-ear level with significant internal graduation to create a rounded, beveled effect that curves inward toward the face. Ask for a textured, choppy micro-fringe that sits well above the eyebrows and a small, centered radial part starting at the crown to direct the hair forward and down. The ends should be point-cut slightly to maintain the sharp perimeter while allowing for that inward tuck, ensuring the overall shape remains structured rather than wispy.
Expect to visit the salon every four to six weeks to maintain the micro-fringe's length and the sharp, beveled perimeter of the bob. Daily styling requires a round brush and blow dryer to encourage the inward curve, followed by a light smoothing serum or pomade to ensure the hair remains sleek from the center part.
Because this cut relies on a beveled finish, you must blow-dry with a small-diameter round brush, pulling the hair downward and curving it inward at the jawline.
This specific shape is designed for straighter textures; natural curls may cause the micro-fringe to shrink too high and the beveled ends to lose their precise, rounded structure.
A micro-fringe requires daily attention with a flat iron or a blow-dryer directed downward to prevent cowlicks from splitting the short, choppy layers.
Since the length is cut to the mid-ear to create the beveled cheekbone effect, there is usually not enough length to securely tuck the hair behind the ears.
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