How often does a pixie undercut need to be trimmed, and how painful is the grow-out process?
To keep an undercut looking sharp and tailored, plan on visiting your stylist every four to six weeks for a quick “perimeter tune-up.” Many salons offer low-cost neck and hairline trims between full haircuts to keep costs and appointments manageable. If you eventually decide to grow the cut out, the process is far easier than people assume: because the top layers are already longer, you simply let the undercut grow until it reaches one to two inches, have your stylist blend the transition with soft point-cutting, and transition seamlessly into a chic, French-girl bob without ever enduring an awkward stage.
