Pageboy Haircut for Women

This pageboy variation features a sharp, chin-length bob, kept smooth and polished for a classic, structured shape. It’s ideal for straight to slightly wavy hair, medium to thick in density. You’ll want trims every 4-6 weeks to keep the lines crisp. If your hair is very curly or coarse, this cut may take extra daily styling to maintain its sleek look.

This style takes its shape from the classic pageboy haircut but has some contemporary elements added that bring it up to date. The dark chocolate to chestnut ombre emphasises the beautiful shape of the polished style and the asymmetric bangs are super interesting.

The classic pageboy cut is incredibly neat and polished, but if you like your style to be a little rough around the edges you can tease some texture through the ends of the hair. This creates a messy texture, whilst still maintaining the great shape of the retro style.

This modern pageboy hairstyle has so much movement and texture. The short bangs are contemporary and the choppy ends give an edgy feel. Coppery highlights in a rich mahogany base accentuate all the wonderful layering – beautiful!

Grey and silver tones are still a big hair color trend and it is not hard to see why, looking at this gorgeous modern pageboy haircut style. The short, sharp bangs draw attention to the model’s beautiful eyes and the blunt edges are cool and polished.

Fun and playful, this pageboy haircut has a side-parting instead of having all the hair brushed forward. This creates lift through the crown which is great for finer hair. The piecey bangs are also a smart choice for those with thin hair and they are bang on-trend right now.

For those with a rounder face full bangs that are rounded around the face may not be the best choice. Slightly grown out bangs that create an angle will balance out a rounder face, as well as drawing attention to cheekbones.

The classic pageboy haircut is known for its turned under edges, but keeping the ends super blunt is so cool and edgy. The sharpness of this cut is unbelievable and the caramel highlights and rough texture gives some great movement.

The juxtaposition of the rounded shape and the angular box bangs of this pageboy haircut is incredibly fashion-forward. Instead of keeping the hair a similar length and turning under to create the rounded shape, it has been done with layers that have been messed up around the crown to create texture. Great bold platinum blonde color too.

As the pageboy is such a precise cut, you may think that it will loose all of its shape in little more than a few weeks. Well, take a look at this cut – the bangs framing the face have grown out, but they still look absolutely beautifully when parted in the centre., as they will id you decide to side-sweep them.

The wedge haircut is an angled cut similar the pageboy or bowl cut but with longer sections around the hairline to frame the face and create the classic wedge shape. A retro haircut that is still so stylish today.

There is something so sultry and glamorous about this modern pageboy hairstyle. Instead of being curled under, the ends of this style have been flicked out and the layers are given a little texture. A gorgeous way to wear the pageboy cut.

If you prefer having short hair and are looking to try something other than a pixie cut, consider a short pageboy haircut. It looks great styled sleek and straight with oodles of shine, or when roughed up with a messy and matte texture like it is here.

Two classic haircuts from the Seventies have met in this hairstyle and the result is absolutely stunning. Somewhere between a pageboy cut and the messy-layered shag cut, this style will work so well on finer hair and the mustard shade is gorgeous.

The delicate rose gold shade of this Pageboy haircut is perfect for the upcoming spring and summer, as is the carefree and tousled pageboy cut. Relaxed and completely effortless.