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          Location: Kentucky | I am feeling restless and thought I could ease that with a new haircut. I'd like to do a pixie, completely inspired by Kaley Cuoco's new haircut. My dilemma is this.... and it may sound completely vain, but I gotta ask. Of course celebrities always look so great, but how does a woman keep her short haircut from being "butchy" looking? I have touched base with my hairstylist and said I could easily pull off a pixie, but that is my only hesitancy. I'm assuming all you would need is paste to style it?

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Elite Veteran
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      Location: USA | I love it!! Wish I was brave enough to do that cut. I just recently cut all my hair off to right above my shoulders. I didn't want it to just hang and be flat so I got some good product to make it look messy. I think it's all in how you style it. Good Luck... post a pic if you get it cut. Hopefully others will post their pixie styles.. would love to see them. |
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          Location: Kentucky | Lookin For Diamonds - 2014-09-16 10:14 AM I love it!! Wish I was brave enough to do that cut. I just recently cut all my hair off to right above my shoulders. I didn't want it to just hang and be flat so I got some good product to make it look messy. I think it's all in how you style it. Good Luck... post a pic if you get it cut. Hopefully others will post their pixie styles.. would love to see them.
What product do you use?
Mine is currently at my shoulders, but I'm sick of it being in my face or in a ponytail. |
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 Buttered Noodles Snacker
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        Location: NC | I have been thinking about doing the same thing because 1) my husband likes my hair short, and 2) I am getting tired of my 6 month old trying to rip it out... hahahah but I have two fears. 1) it will be too hard to style daily, and 2) I will look butchy, since I don't wear makeup and accessories..... |
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          Location: Kentucky | HorsesNHarleys - 2014-09-16 10:20 AM I have been thinking about doing the same thing because 1) my husband likes my hair short, and 2) I am getting tired of my 6 month old trying to rip it out... hahahah
but I have two fears. 1) it will be too hard to style daily, and 2) I will look butchy, since I don't wear makeup and accessories.....
We have the same fears!!! I don't wear earrings, makeup, or necklaces.... never really have. Here is a picture taken in May, this was at a wedding so I was dressed up. This is not a normal occurrance, but any means!
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  Whack and Roll
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      Location: NE Texas | I have been considering this too and that is the exact same picture I fell in love with. I too am scared I won't be able to fix it or I will hate it because ponytails are my life. HAHA That is a super cute cut and I wish I could "try it" for a day or two before I committed to it! LOL |
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        Location: Buffalo, Wyoming | I actually think that short hair is easier to do than long hair. You can't put it up in a ponytail but you can throw a hat on. I have been thinking about chopping mine again as well but with winter coming I want my hair to cover my neck and I am getting married next spring and I want long hair for that.
I really don't think you will look butchy. Just tease it a little and go on. |
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        Location: NC | Murphy - 2014-09-16 9:25 AM HorsesNHarleys - 2014-09-16 10:20 AM I have been thinking about doing the same thing because 1) my husband likes my hair short, and 2) I am getting tired of my 6 month old trying to rip it out... hahahah
but I have two fears. 1) it will be too hard to style daily, and 2) I will look butchy, since I don't wear makeup and accessories.....
We have the same fears!!! I don't wear earrings, makeup, or necklaces.... never really have. Here is a picture taken in May, this was at a wedding so I was dressed up. This is not a normal occurrance, but any means!

I think you would be safe you have a soft feminine shape to your face. but you must post pictures if u do!! :) |
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      Location: Rodeos or Baseball games | Women that have feminine features look amazing in short hair. When I look at someone that has cute hair it is usually someone with short. I had long hair past my shoulders and I was tired and needed a change so I went short. My kids said I should not cut it but after I got home they both said how much younger I looked. I get a ton of compliments and it is so easy to do. Facebook "nothing but pixies" has some amazing cuts on there. Hair will alwasys grow!  |
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        Location: NC | Herbie - 2014-09-16 9:33 AM I have been considering this too and that is the exact same picture I fell in love with. I too am scared I won't be able to fix it or I will hate it because ponytails are my life. HAHA That is a super cute cut and I wish I could "try it" for a day or two before I committed to it! LOL
love this idea!!!! hahaha |
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   Location: North Dakota | I think it would look totally cute on you! You have the face that could pull it off easily! Post picts if you do!!
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          Location: Kentucky | GOIN' FAST - 2014-09-16 10:35 AM Women that have feminine features look amazing in short hair. When I look at someone that has cute hair it is usually someone with short. I had long hair past my shoulders and I was tired and needed a change so I went short. My kids said I should not cut it but after I got home they both said how much younger I looked. I get a ton of compliments and it is so easy to do. Facebook "nothing but pixies" has some amazing cuts on there. Hair will alwasys grow! 
Thanks for the FB suggestion! Love these ideas! |
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      Location: USA | I use spray wax..... it makes it look piecey... messy. |
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      Location: Beggs, OK | Look up Robin Wright as Claire Underwood on the Netflix series House of Cards....I LOVE that haircut. |
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Posts: 216
  Location: In between 4 ridges | I posted on this last Friday. I can't get in until tomorrow. But I am super excited about chopping it all off! I think that the shorter cuts are a lot easier to take care of. Go for it! You will look great! |
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          Location: Kentucky | rachellyn80 - 2014-09-16 11:40 AM Look up Robin Wright as Claire Underwood on the Netflix series House of Cards....I LOVE that haircut.
Nice!! |
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      Location: Rodeos or Baseball games | Circle W - 2014-09-16 9:40 AM
I posted on this last Friday. I can't get in until tomorrow. But I am super excited about chopping it all off! I think that the shorter cuts are a lot easier to take care of. Go for it! You will look great!
We need to see before and after pics!  |
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     Location: south arkansas | this is my pixie cut, have worn it for several years and really LOVE it.... very simple and easy.
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You can rock it!
When I changed mine - I went back to my stylist and took a couple "lessons" using her tools and my goop to learn how to do my hair the best way. It truly made me feel better about my short hair and what to do with it! Mine only charged me 10$ and a latte' to help me out for both the lessons!! :) |
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  Whack and Roll
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      Location: NE Texas | Well with being a little "top heavy" I'm afraid I will feel like that guy on beetlejuice with the itty bitty head and the great big body. LOL
But dang i'm sick of all this hair. I really think i'd like it, but what if....... |
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