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• Part 1 of 3: Be nice to your hair
• Part 2 of 3: Styling your cute locks
• Part 3 of 3: Keep looking stylish
• Tips
• Necessities

If you've had a pixie haircut for a while, now may be the time for something new. Growing out a pixie haircut can take a lot of 'bad hair days', but knowing how to grow your hair faster and know some tricks to keep your locks in shape won't help the whole process. to be as annoying as you think.

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Part 1 of 3: Be nice to your hair

1. Reduce actions that can damage your hair. To make your hair grow faster, you need to keep it as healthy and hydrated as possible. If you style your hair with heat, dye it, or treat it with certain products, your strands can dry out and break, making it less likely to grow.
   • If you need to tame frizzy or unruly hair, use a small flat iron and treat only the strands you want flat. Don't straighten your entire hair if you don't have to.
   • Switch to moisturizing hair products, such as cream serums, and avoid products with harmful chemicals.
   • Also, don't wash your hair more often than necessary. Wash it every other day at most, but try to skip two days now and then.
2. Apply conditioner. Conditioner actually ensures that your hair retains moisture better, making it healthier. To stimulate growth, you can apply conditioner to your hair with every wash if you let it grow long.
   • Using a rinse-out conditioner can keep your hair from looking too limp in between washes.
   • However, if your hair is very dry, you can use a leave-in conditioner for extra protection and hydration.
3. Treat your hair with oil once or twice a week. Oil moisturizes your hair and forms a protective film against drying agents in the air that your locks are otherwise exposed to. Coconut oil is probably the most commonly used to treat hair.
   • Massage a few drops of coconut oil into your scalp and spread it over your strands. Leave it on for 20 to 30 minutes before rinsing it with warm water.
   • Repeat this treatment every week if you have hair that gets oily quickly, or twice a week if you have dry hair.
4. Massage your scalp. Massage your scalp every night before going to sleep. Rub your fingers over your scalp in circular motions until you have massaged your entire head. This stimulates hair growth.
   • Try massaging your scalp for 10 to 15 minutes every night. Then you stimulate blood flow, so that your hair will grow better.
5. Eat healthy and exercise. You may not think about it, but your physical health has a big impact on the condition of your hair. If you are unhealthy, it will take longer for your pixie haircut to grow out.
   • Eat plenty of foods with nutrients that stimulate hair growth. Eat enough protein, iron and zinc.
   • Some specific foods that you should include in your diet are walnuts, salmon, eggs, spinach, and blueberries.
6. Cut split ends. It may seem contradictory, but if you get your hair cut regularly, your pixie haircut will grow out better. If you don't go to the hairdresser, you will end up with split ends that will get worse, making your hair look dead.
   • If you don't get the split ends cut at the beginning of the process, your hair will build up around your ears.
   • If you notice that you have split ends, have 1 cm cut off.

Part 2 of 3: Styling your cute locks

1. Put in a hair band. A decorative headband can hide bits of hair that are at an annoying length, and your hair will instantly look playful, chic and well-groomed.
   • Wear a narrow headband for a neat haircut. This type of headband allows you to do your bangs all the way back.
   • For a cooler, funnier look, you can go for a wide headband with a fun pattern or some decoration. Depending on the decorative element, you can use the hair band to hold your bangs back or to divert attention from the length of your hair.
   • Do not wear a plain cotton hair band. It looks too ordinary that makes it seem like you forgot to take it off after cleaning your face.
2. Stock up on nice pins and clips. You can use clips and clips to keep stubborn strands flat and add some fun accessories to your hairstyle right away. Since there are so many different pins on the market, you can use them on any occasion, from stylish to flirty.
   • When your hair grows long enough to make a small ponytail, you can use glittery side or back clips to secure the shorter strands.
   • You can also use clips to keep your bangs out of your face.
   • If you're not using the clips for practical reasons, you can also just put one on the side to spice up your style.
3. Cover your head. If you can't create a hairstyle that you're happy with, you can hide your indomitable locks with a fun hat or scarf. Both options can give a stylish look if done right.
   • Think of something different than usual. Instead of grabbing a hat from the rack, look for something a little more stylish like a beret, a dent hat, a cowboy hat or a beanie. Play with materials and patterns to create a style that matches your personality and the shape of your face.
   • Wrap a scarf around your hair. A silk scarf with a beautiful print is another great choice if you want to cover your hair instead of styling it. Unlike a hat, a scarf actually always gives a classic, stylish look, especially if you take one made of an elegant material.
4. Consider extensions. If you want long hair, right away, take a look at hair extensions. Ask your hairdresser for more information and have it applied by an experienced hairdresser for a long-lasting result.

Part 3 of 3: Keep looking stylish

1. Cut your mat. As your hair grows out, it will start to get longer at the back than at the front. To avoid looking like an 80s "Boy", get your hair cut on your neck a little earlier, even if the ends aren't split yet.
   • To avoid a mat on the back during the first stage of growth, you should go to the hairdresser every four weeks to have your neck hair cut.
2. Paint your hair. The right hair color can liven up your entire hairstyle if you grow short hair long, and it distracts from areas of hair you'd rather hide.
   • However, don't over-dye your hair during this process. Hair dye contains chemicals that can damage your hair over time, making it less likely to grow.
   • If distraction is the main goal, you can opt for a bold color, such as fire red, pink, blue, or purple. Keep this color for the first phase of growth, until your hair is bob length.
   • If you just want to beautify your hair without being too distracting, you can opt for highlights or lowlights that enhance the natural color of your hair and fade as your hair grows longer.
3. Braid your hair. If your bangs or the front strands get too long, you can braid the front. This looks very cute and it will keep nasty strands away from your face.
   • Start with a deep side part.
   • Gradually braid your bangs, working them into the rest of your hair as you get to the side or back.
   • Hide the end with a nice pin or by tucking it behind your ear.
4. Go for the wild look. If you want her to go all over the place, don't argue with that. Use gel or mousse to create a wild, messy style, trying to follow the contours of your face as much as possible.
   • Tease your hair to make it a bit fuller and wilder. Fix it with hairspray or dry shampoo, or add some nice little pins.
   • If you like a messy haircut, tell your stylist when you get it cut. You can try a messy, wavy bob that hides imperfections or a wispy bob with layers that drape nicely around your face.
5. Create a deep side part. As your bangs get longer, you can do a deep side part on one side of your head and comb the whole bangs forward. Use a brush to make the bangs chic, elegant and asymmetrical.
   • The bangs should start at one of your ears.
   • Comb the bangs to the other side of your face and fix with a little hairspray or dry shampoo. It should hang just above your eye.
   • You can also put two bobby pins on the end of your bangs, which you slide over each other in the shape of an "x" to keep the bangs in place.
6. Put your hair in a ponytail. If nothing else works, you can make a very simple ponytail. This may not work at first, but if your hair gets a little longer, you can create a very low ponytail on your neck.
   • If you want to make a ponytail, grab your hair together on the back of your head. Take a rubber band that won't break your hair and secure the ponytail in your neck.
   • Even if you use a rubber band designed to keep the hair from breaking, you shouldn't do a ponytail too often as it will be more likely to result in split ends.

Tips

• If you want to grow your pixie haircut, work with your stylist on a plan. Discuss the length you want to end up getting, and ask about the different stages your hair will need to go through to reach that length. Discussing it will also make it easier for your stylist, because then he / she will know how best to cut your hair, depending on the amount of layers you want.
• Be patient. Hair grows an average of 1.5 to 2.5 cm per month. Some people grow faster than others, but this is a rough estimate. Calculate how long it will take for your hair to reach the ideal length based on this.
• It usually takes 3 to 6 months for your hair to be bob length. After 6 to 12 months, it will likely hang down to your shoulders.

Necessities

• Moisturizing products
• Conditioner
• Oil
• Hairband
• Pins
• Bobby pins
• Rubber bands
• Hats
• Scarves
• Dry shampoo