Must Know Pixie Haircut

Must know Pixie Haircut !!

Learn how to cut this salon friendly Pixie Haircut with curtain bangs.

Master your short pixie haircut cutting techniques. You will learn how to cut a pixie haircut combining round graduation and textured layers with a curtain bang.

This Pixie Haircut is suitable for all ages.

This Pixie haircut can be styled to look soft and pretty or heavy and edgy.

Let me know in the comments what you think of this Must Know Pixie Haircut.

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Welcome or welcome back today we will be cutting this Bob food bangs into an amazing must know. Pixie haircut, we start with mapping out our haircut from the recession along the Pryor Edge to the occipital bone back to the recession. I am using a five and a half inch: Precision scissor from mizatami start the haircut in the front Zone with a slight diagonal back section, elevating the section 90 degrees back towards my chest. Standing in front of my section. We continue with diagonal back sectioning yeah, using our first section as our guide, we Elevate section two 90 degrees out from the head shape on base working with the head shape. Our cutting angle mirrors our guide. We continue this process section two becomes our guide for section. Three, our body position moves with every new section, making sure we can stand directly in front and also directing our section to our Center chest. The body position will help to create a round shape and directing every section towards our Center chest will help to maintain perfect balance. Once we reach behind the air, we continue our sectioning back down towards the back hairline through the nape. We continue the same process. However, when we reach the knave Zone, we slightly Elevate or direct our fingers lower. This will create a shorter shape in this Zone. This technique will save you time when refining our shape. We continue to take diagonal back sections across the nape and Crown zones. You will notice a beautiful buildup of weight, working from shorter in the hairline and heavier in the top of the Cutting Zone. This technique is my all-time favorite when cutting short haircuts foreign process. On the opposite side, when cutting with diagonal sections, we create a very soft result: cutting closer to the vertical reduces maximum weight and cutting closer to the horizontal builds maximum weight. So if you want to cut round graduation while building weight and creating more shape, direct, your cutting angle towards horizontal and if your client has thick hair and you want to reduce weight, direct your cutting sectioning towards the vertical cutting the diagonal sections gives us the best Of both remember to cut every section on base directing the hair straight out from its section using your previous section as a guide moving your body position with every cutting section, use your chest as a guide to maintain balance throughout your shape. Use your comb to elevate your guide into your new cutting section and then comb down from above, to place your new section into the perfect position before cutting. You could also cut the side zones with a round layering technique or Square layering technique. Sometimes I like to use a diagonal sections with a round layer, and then I go through and texturize to collapse the shape to modernize you don't always have to use around graduation or layering when creating short haircuts. It'S really determined on the results you'd like to create with the hair texture. You have to work with our sections cross over in the back and our guides meet. We will know we have perfect balance. If you don't have perfect balance, one side must be slightly longer and you will need to assess and recatch that side. Once we complete the graduation, I like to square off the center Crown by taking horizontal sections and cutting a horizontal line. We now dry this sewn into natural fold, refining the haircut with club cutting and point cutting. Normally, I would refine the hairline around the ears. The hairline I have chosen is to show you how to retain hair in this area. For those clients who request here over the tops of their ears, if you value my work, do me a favor and hit the like And subscribe icon. I'D really appreciate it. We now move to the top Zone. I place my comb on the top of the head. Where the head shaped Curves in the front is where we start zoning out our Fringe or bang area. I am connecting the crown into the graduation taking diagonal sections and using my last cutting section as my guide before cutting, I ensure that I over direct my new cutting line over the guide. This will create a softer blend into the graduation. We continue this process with low elevation to maintain low elevation. You will build maximum weight if you elevate with every section, you will create softness in your shape. We repeat this on both sides top tip a crown. That'S positioned and sits lower, always looks more beautiful and modern than one that's too short and sits high to complete this zone. I'M going to take horizontal sections and join each side by cutting off the corner. This will flatten and give better Dimension to the background Zone. We repeat the same process joining our side zones into the graduation, taking horizontal sections, this haircut can be cut longer or a lot shorter, using the same process cutting the curtain bags. We start with the center section. My first section is taken diagonal forward. My cutting angle mirrors my section. I place my fingers in The Bridge of the nose as I cut my guide. I repeat this. On the opposite side, I take my second section elevating the section up. I use my previous section as my guide, elevating for softness. Maintaining the length in the sides of the bangs to complete the top Zone, I take horizontal sections. I use the length from the side zones as my guides, elevating straight up holding my section between my fingers, rotating around 180 degrees before cutting. This is a really fun way of removing the corner from the top Zone whilst adding maximum texture. Imagine you were cutting a u-shape in the top in every section and to complete the top crown Zone. We repeat the same process, elevating a v section directly up to the top of the crown and rotating the hair and section 180 degrees and taking off the corner. This will create a seamless movement in the top to style, I'm adding sea salt spray and setting the curtain bangs with two small sectioning clips and then diffusing the shape dry once dry. I shake out the shape activating texture and movement. I now use the hair dryer and my hand to create a curved shape in my bangs directing the ends back. I use texture powder to style the shape, creating a light left in texture in the pixie haircut with awesome curtain bangs. If you like, this tutorial, don't forget to like And subscribe, and let me know in the comments below what you'd like to see next and if you thought you learned a lot from this tutorial, you should watch one of these next

Donna Hartzman: This is beautiful and seems easy enough to do! Thank you always sharing

Suzanne Lyle: I think the trickiest client is the one who wears a pixie but wants something new every cut, for years!! And not too short on the sides, not too long on top, keep with the cowlick in front, and not a diangonal forward. So….short‍♀️

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