Pixie cuts are stylish, fashionable, and easy to look after, but not every person will want or be able to wear a pixie haircut — and that is ok! Obviously, hair is personal and style is subjective, however, certain hairstyles, face shapes, hair textures, or lifestyle considerations make it more difficult or unflattering to wear a pixie haircut.
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Finally, if you like being able to tie your hair back, enjoy changing hairstyles, or do not want to have a daily maintenance of a pixie haircut, then a pixie haircut is not going to fit into your lifestyle routine. Pixie haircuts nearly always need to be trimmed regularly and almost certainly require daily styling, especially if you have not had a pixie hairstyle before. In summary, pixie haircuts can look beautiful on a variety of people — but as with any major change, the best bet would be to speak with a licensed hairstylist, who considers your features, texture, and lifestyle, before making the switch.
