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"Who said pixie cuts always have to look polished? Switch up your usual short-hair look with this spiky, edgy style created by hairstylist Dominick Pucciarello, and then wait for the compliments to fly.  1. Blow dry your hair straight. &amp;quot;Using a small, round boar bristle brush, blow out your hair so it becomes smooth,&amp;quot; Pucciarello says. &amp;quot;So, instead of rolling the brush, pull it through your hair in a straight-forward motion from the root to the ends. Pulling the brush through, rather than rolling it, will make it straighter and sleeker instead of voluminous.&amp;quot; Note: If you have relaxed hair, apply a dime-size amount of a thick conditioner mixed with a quarter-size amount of medium-hold, non-alcohol gel on your hair before blowing it out. That will prevent the hair from drying out, and it will keep it soft once it dries, he says. 2. Mold your style into the desired spiky shape. &amp;quot;Pick up a molding paste and piece your hair out until it&amp;#039;s as spiky and edgy as you want it to be,&amp;quot; Pucciarello says. 3. Add some shine. Ashley spritzed her strands with Bumble and Bumble Let It Shine Spray to add dimension and a sexy sheen. Boom, your Saturday night style is complete. Now you just have to figure out what to wear. Originally posted on Cosmopolitan.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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