Summary
The ’90s flixie haircut is making a comeback as a versatile, low-maintenance style that works especially well for fine hair. The cut combines elements of a grown-out pixie and a ’90s flick, creating a softened shape with ends that flip outward at the back. Hairstylist Zoe Irwin says its adaptable design suits many face shapes and hair types. Stylists can adjust the flick and longer nape pieces to balance facial proportions, while multiple layers create natural lift and the appearance of greater hair density. Texturizing products can enhance its tousled finish, while smoothing products create a sleeker look.
Cosmopolitan
