17. Chic Softly Feathered Bixie
This style is about adding volume and fullness without adding bulk to the base of the look. The shorter length can help define your jawline, and emphasizes the shoulders’ shape perfectly. A side part that has an easy blowout can help to define the layers for an elegant, feathered look that is easy to put together without any effort.
18. Tapered Split Bixie
As tapering gives the head-hugging shape, the graduated layers along the top create a stunning frame that complements oval, heart and square shapes well. Make a middle section and then split the bangs down the center to reveal the face and showcase the form of this tucked-under Bixie.
19. Inverted Bixie With Highlights
Pick your pixie bob, and add some length to the front of your hair for an inverted version of the bixie fashion! If you’re looking to flatter your style that has longer layers of face-framing the reversed version is the perfect choice. It offers the comfort of a pixie that is short in the back , but the styling flexibility of an reversed bob in front!
20. Long and Wavy Bixie Shag
The primary characteristics of the bixie could be integrated into other short styles to give a distinctive fashion like this heavily layers wavy bixie. It’s slightly larger than a traditional bixie , and it’s layered high up to give a choppy effect. With a voluminous, wavy texture and the heavy, blunt bang it’s a cute and attractive option that has an excellent form.
