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Curtain Fringe vs Platinum Pixie: What Is the Difference?

Compare the Curtain Fringe and Platinum Pixie by length, shape, finish, maintenance, salon wording, and how each changes your overall outline.

Published 6 August 2026

Example of the Curtain Fringe hairstyle
ExampleCurtain Fringe
Example of the Platinum Pixie hairstyle
ExamplePlatinum Pixie

The short version

The Curtain Fringe is defined by a centre opening with cheekbone-skimming, face-framing pieces, while the Platinum Pixie uses a close pixie silhouette combined with an icy platinum finish.

The Curtain Fringe is rated medium maintenance here, compared with high for the Platinum Pixie.

FeatureCurtain FringePlatinum Pixie
Signaturea centre opening with cheekbone-skimming, face-framing piecesa close pixie silhouette combined with an icy platinum finish
Lengthmediumvery short
Shapesoft and face-framingclose and sculpted
Finishairyplatinum
Maintenancemediumhigh

Curtain Fringe

Choose this direction if...

You prefer a soft and face-framing outline with a airy finish and the defining feature of a centre opening with cheekbone-skimming, face-framing pieces.

Salon wording: Ask for a centre-parted fringe that opens around the eyes and blends gradually into face-framing layers.

Platinum Pixie

Choose this direction if...

You prefer a close and sculpted outline with a platinum finish and the defining feature of a close pixie silhouette combined with an icy platinum finish.

Salon wording: Ask for a tailored pixie with softly tapered edges and discuss the lightening process separately from the cutting plan.

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