Pixie
Lift, shape and a faster morning routine — with styles for fine, thick, curly and mature hair.
Explore pixiesFind pixies, bixies, bobs, fine-hair transformations and modern hairstyles from RaDona Ludlow — with real salon videos showing how the haircut actually looks on real people.
Then narrow the decision by age, density, texture and how much styling you actually want to do every morning.
Lift, shape and a faster morning routine — with styles for fine, thick, curly and mature hair.
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More softness and length than a pixie, with more lift and texture than a classic bob.
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Blunt, layered, stacked, inverted and A-line variations for every age and hair texture.
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Keep longer hair while adding movement, softness and face framing around the front.
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Use shape, perimeter and crown structure to help existing hair look fuller.
Fine-hair haircutsThese videos are current channel standouts. Watch the complete haircut, then use the site to explore related cuts and age groups.
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See how a bob-pixie hybrid creates softness, texture and movement while keeping more length around the face.
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Graduation and layers create a fuller silhouette without asking fine mature hair to do all the work itself.
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See where pixies grow out first and how the haircut keeps its shape between appointments.
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Keep the length while adding movement and softer framing through the front.
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A practical mature-hair transformation built around softness, shape and easy daily styling.
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A bolder short-hair option with strong texture, movement and a modern edge.
Watch on YouTubeHair density, texture, dryness and styling preferences can change over time. Use the age guides to compare cuts on women in a similar stage of life.
Sometimes the problem matters more than the haircut name: flat roots, thinning density, changing texture, gray hair, glasses or simply too much morning styling.
Use perimeter, graduation and crown structure so the haircut does more of the volumizing work.
Fine-hair haircutsPair natural gray with shape, texture and age-appropriate cuts instead of treating silver hair as something to hide.
Explore mature stylesConsider temples, fringe and the pieces above the ears before the haircut is considered finished.
Haircuts & glassesChoose a shape that still works when the hair air-dries rather than designing the cut around daily straightening.
Curly-hair tutorialsUse realistic shampoo, heat-protection and product guidance for mature, colored, fine and damaged hair.
Hair-care guidesStart with a haircut that creates the shape before you reach for a curling iron, round brush or five styling products.
Easy short cutsSee the client's starting hair, watch RaDona build the shape and decide whether the finished cut fits what you want.
A dramatic short-hair transformation showing how removing excess length can create a stronger silhouette, crown lift and a completely different frame around the face.
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See how structural shape helps fine mature hair look fuller without a long styling routine.
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A real mature-hair makeover built around flattering shape, softness and everyday wear.
Watch the transformationAll three can create shape and fullness. The difference is how much length you want, where you want the weight and how often you want the haircut maintained.
Best when you want visible shape, an open neckline and very fast styling.
Best when a pixie feels too short but a bob feels heavier than you want.
Best when you want a stronger perimeter and more hair left around the face and neckline.
Fine hair describes the strand. Thinning describes the amount of visible density. Either way, the haircut can change how much scalp shows, how heavily the ends hang and whether the crown has enough structure to lift.
RaDona's strongest fine-hair transformations rely on shape first: shorter lengths, stronger perimeters, controlled graduation and texture placed where the hair can actually support it.
The tutorial library covers haircutting, styling, braids, buns, wavy hair, curly hair and practical techniques families can actually use at home.
Understand how short hair is shaped, maintained and styled between salon appointments.
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Learn the core braid techniques behind school, sports and occasion hairstyles.
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Learn how blow drying, product placement and direction can support the shape instead of fighting the haircut.
Styling tutorialsMature-women content now leads the homepage because that is where the strongest audience demand is, but the site's deep kids, family and active-hair library remains an important part of the brand.
Little-girl haircuts, first cuts, bobs, school styles, braids and family-friendly tutorials.
Braids, ponytails and buns designed to stay controlled through games, lessons and workouts.
Straightforward product and routine advice for fine, thinning, colored, heat-styled and mature hair.
A three-minute before-and-after can make you love a haircut. The written guides help you answer the questions that come next: Will it work with fine hair? How short is it? Will it work with glasses? How often does it need trimming? What should I ask my stylist?
That is how Boys & Girls Hairstyles is being rebuilt: the video and the written guide working together instead of living as two separate libraries.
RaDona Ludlow is a licensed cosmetologist and salon owner in Nephi, Utah who has worked behind the chair since 2000. Boys & Girls Hairstyles grew from the same thing she does every day: helping real clients understand what their hair can do and showing them how to make the finished cut work at home.
The difference between this site and a typical hairstyle gallery is simple: many of the haircuts you see here have a full video showing the actual client, the haircut process and the finished result.
If you've watched the transformations and want RaDona to help choose the cut herself, the salon page has appointment information, location details and answers to common first-visit questions.
Bring the haircut video or page that caught your attention. It gives you and RaDona a much better starting point than trying to describe a cut from memory.
Explore the haircut guides, choose your age or hair concern, and watch the full salon transformation before you decide what you want next.