The Slick Haircut - Pixie

A Pixie cut is generally a short cut on the back and sides of the head and slightly longer on the top. It is one of the trendiest hair styles of all time, having been adorned by fashion icons for more than half a century now. EXIN Dezino Club brings for you the evolution of the pixie cut and how it came to be the fashion statement that it is today.

Pixie cuts were popularized first in the late 1950s Audrey Hepburn wore the style in her film Roman Holiday and later in the 1960s by actress Mia Farrow and British supermodel Twiggy.

Depending on the style, pixie range from as short as half a inch in some places to two or three inches long in others. Pixies are very easy to maintain and can be worn casually, or even sported while being dressed up for special occasions.

Whether you have dark, brown, brunette, blonde, blue, red or rainbow hair, it will frame your face and make your cheekbones pop.

A pixie cut can seem intimidating at first, but trust us,once you go for a shorter style, you may feel you never want to return to your longer tresses.

It is high fashion, slick, edgy, and at the same time, manageable. do you need any more reason?

Sport this look and get ready to be a head-turner.

Some of the celebrities who have sported the Pixie cut are Anne Hathaway, Rihanna, Miley Cyrus, Kristen Stewart, Alicia keys, Tyra Banks, Beyonce Knowles, Pamle Anderson, Judi Dench, Sharon Stone, Michelle Williams, Halle Berry, Charlize Theron, Jennifer Lawrence, among others.

The Ombre Hairstyle

With every new season, we see a number of hair trends make their way to every stylist’s lists. From cut to color, there is no shortage of things you can do with your hair to reinvent yourself. One of the trendiest hairstyles to never go wrong is the ombre hairstyle. EXIN Dezino Club brings for you all the information that you needed to know about ombre hair.

Ombre hair is literally the demonstration of color gradation on your hair. Simply put, it is a hair coloring technique that features a gradual lightening or darkening of the hair, making the roots a visibly different shade from the ends. Depending on the look one is going for, ombre hair can be incredibly dramatic (raven black to platinum blonde), or sumptuously subtle (chocolate brown to cocoa). It can be worn on all hair lengths, though it looks best on medium-to-long hair.

The type of dye you select is important. For a dramatic effect, select hair dyes that are permanent, as they are the most permanent and potent ones. If subtle is the name of your game, go with a semi-permanent option, or a glaze. Keep in mind that the milder options may not show on darker hair, so tailor your applications accordingly.

If your hair is blonde or light, simple pick up a box of hair dye in a darker shade. Remember that the greater the contrast between the dye and your natural color is, the more noticeable the result will be. If your hair is dark, there are two routes you can go. You can lighten your whole head of hair and then dye your roots darker, or you can apply a lightener to your ends only.

So, experiment and work with trends!