The information in this video may be true, but the cover photo is extremely misleading! In the photo, it is not the haircuts that are “aging” the woman with the bob and making the lady with the short hair look youthful. It is their facial expressions! Bob-lady looks sad and frowny, short-hair lady has a big smile. Lesson: grumpy women look older. Smiling women look more attractive. 😀

No matter what your hair style, it will look better if you SMILE.

It depends on your facial structure and features too, someone with a square face and strong features might not look great with a pixie, others with petite faces look stunning.  One size does not fit all.

Outstanding truth many appreciate hearing. Bravo!!!

I am 74 and would never ever cut my hair in pixie! It seems to be the uniform of the women who get led by these people!
I’m keeping my long hair. Curly or straight!

I love your delivery!!!! Thank you !!

I'm 69, fine hair, shoulder length, growing my silvers. My worst haircut EVER was in 1981 - a horrid pixie I never asked for. The 'stylist' just chopped away. I was too young and too shocked to protest. Over the years (because it took forever to grow back to my 'me' length) I learned to cut it myself. To this day salons terrify my - so I watch videos like this and take from them what I can do myself. I'm sure many will comment that I should "find a stylist you can trust", and I would - if it was affordable, but it isn't. So I'm continuing on my merry way:  Keeping it longer (shoulder length +/- an inch or so), not blunt cut, light face-framing, longer layers, and encouraging shine with good quality, organic, blue shampoo & conditioner.
Looking back I suppose that awful experience 44 years ago actually saved me from some really bad trends!
Just found this channel and honestly like it. Thank you!

Short old lady do's make you look older.  Pixie's look best on young women, imo.

I love short hair and when I say short l mean very short 😊😊😊

My beautiful mother NEVER had a helment head sprayed up hairdo at any age. She taught me natural, collar or shoulder length looks best, gray or colored.  I am 70 now, cut my own hair, one length with a layer or two for movement and a little longer in the front on one side.  My hair is much thinner, but still happy.

You call it the granny cut. I call it the pinhead.

The pixie only works when the woman is trim, fit, lean and neatly dressed ie a very Scandi look.

sorry, the left pic looks better.

I had my hair cut because of the flatness that was the top.  My face looked so drawn and dragged out.  I opted for a pixie and I nearly cried when I saw it, not for the reason you might think.  I love it.  It makes me look so much younger, and everyone has said so.  I am 75.  I finally found someone who can cut hair after going to a woman for years who can barely cut hair.  Seems everyone is into color now, no interest in knowing how to cut hair.

Also, you can tell the video is AI.  Things don't work together as they should, there are movements that are not natural.

I have let my hair grow gray. It's about 4.4 cm below my shoulders. Slightly wavy, especially in the back but able to blow dry relatively smooth.

So I watched this and went to WEC and the famous hairstylist Charles cuts my short hair uses the thinning shears on it.  I almost said don't but he was supposed to be the pro and gets big money for it too!! A big write up at WEC  all allocates french etc. I will never go back to the World Equestrian Center salon. Letting it grow out now...

£60.00 at my hairdressers, and can't find one to cut it how I want it. Looking to cut it myself now.

Jaime Lee Curtis has kept her pixie for decades. It's her signature look.

So, are you talking about the hairstyle that you have now? Thanks

The overarching picture for this video shows the one woman not smiling and the other one smiling. It's the smile that makes the difference. Not the hair. Why not show the same facial expression on both looks? If it's really the hair, then prove it by showing the same facial expressions in each one.