Thick hair pixie “cap” haircut. Back is cut short, tapered up, sides are left longer and cut into temple hugging V’s. Top is slightly layered giving this hairstyle a capped look. Full bang rests right at eye lashes.
TO STYLE: Add volumizer and bow-out with a medium round brush, lifting sections up and over from the back of the crown to the front bang area. Polish up the surface with a mini flat iron.
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