Disconnected pixie haircut: step-by-step technology with photos

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2021-05-25
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Light, textured, fresh - this is how you can describe the haircut that will result from this step-by-step technology. In just a few steps from the source to an interesting form called “disconnected pixie”.

For several years, the pixie haircut has been a leader among short haircuts of all times and ages. It is with it that creative, block coloring and even Hair Tattoo are best combined.

In this step-by-step technology, we break down a very easy summer pixie haircut that your clients will definitely love!

1. Perform the division as shown in the photo. We separate the parietal area in the shape of a horseshoe and fix it with a clamp. We isolate the temporal zones on both sides.

2. Starting from the occipital zone, select a vertical section 2 cm wide. We cut using the pointcut technique with a 90° pull, moving from the occipital zone to the temporal ones.

3. Using the central parting as a control, we cut the temporal zones with a 90° pull, each strand in its place.

4. Let's move on to the parietal zone. Using radial partings from the top point of hair fall, we move towards the ear with minimal delay using the pointing technique. We form the line of the occipital zone.

5. Using a comb, we distribute the hair according to its natural decay and, adhering to the control line, continue to cut the side zones. Tip: when forming the side zones, we redirect all the hair to the control zone, this will allow you to maintain the length. Checking the balance.

6. In the parietal zone, highlighting sections by pivoting from the top point of hair breakdown, we cut the layers. We form a line using the pointcut technique. Creating triangular layers, we move from the center to the left. We use the same technique on the right.

7. Check the balance. We personalize the shape and work on dry hair. We do the installation.

Technology provided by TM MOROCCANOIL

The technology was first published in Your Hair magazine No. 1 – 2018

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