Curly Pixie Cuts We’re Loving Right Now

This boyish pixie is great for those with thick, curly hair. The weight of the thickness helps achieve a multi-dimensional style that looks super healthy and full of texture.

This pixie has plenty of sass. This cut is all about keeping the sides very short and the top longer. A little pomade or styling cream, like this Drybar Styling Paste, can help get that textured look.

This heavy asymmetrical cut is all about keeping a look of movement and quirkiness in a short style. It’s getting longer for a pixie, but keeping the shorter side above the ear (the shorter, the better) is crucial for this asymmetrical style.

This pixie lets the textured top layers do the talking. Keeping it trim on the back and sides makes for an easy styling, while you’re able to really amp up the movement of the hair on top.

While the slicked back pixie is about as chic as it gets, curly hair has to take a softer approach than straight hair for a more swept up style. The layers are generally the same length all around the face to get that balanced, swept-back look with the help of a lightweight styling product, such as Living Proof Curl Defining Styling Cream.

This lustrous head of hair gets seriously turns up the volume. A side part helps give shape to the bouncy, shiny curls.

We love how this super short pixie leaves just enough to show natural curl, but is still so neat and sleek. It highlights the face beautifully and is about as low maintenance as it gets.

Sophia Loren had one of our favorite pixies of all time, which she styled at different lengths and styles during her life. This curly style takes the cake for easy chic and looking like an Old Hollywood beauty.

This cut keeps it very short on the sides, but lets those bangs run wild with curls over one side of the forehead. If you love a pixie, but you still want some hair to play with, this cut is a great choice.

We couldn’t pass up a short cut with some crazy curls. Her curl pattern is small and wild, which makes for a fun pixie. A middle part enhances the body and energy of the cut.