You are reaching a point in your life where you are considering a fresh hairstyle. Maybe it’s not a major mild stone, but you know you want to refresh your hair, giving yourself a newer you. You may be considering baby steps which is a great option. You may want to consider updating your style you already have. When considering a significant life-changing style, you will want to consult with your hairstylist. Your stylist will know the best suggestions for what hairstyle you should choose. These are three essential factors that they consider.

HAIR TYPE & MAINTENANCE LEVEL.

THE BEST HAIRCUT FOR YOUR AGE.

You don’t have to follow the old stereotype that you must have a short haircut once you turn fifty. There are no guidelines whether your hair type is long, curly, short, long. So, feel free to have fun and find a style that you can work with.

VOLUMINOUS LOB.

LONG BOB.

A “lob” is a (long bob) is the perfect balance between short and long hair together. The cut is designed to apply fullness to your hair. For extra fullness can be achieved by using a large-barrel curling iron. You can apply some moose and head out the door.

LOB WITH LONG BANGS.

Sometimes the ends of your hair can look ragged and can reveal split ends; this is primarily noticed when the hair has years of chemical treatments. You may want to consider adding long, fringed bangs allowing a following soft look around the face.

ASYMMETRICAL STYLE.

An asymmetrical cut gives your face and overall look some dimension. This style of bob cut will provide an all overlook of soft straight hairstyle. The other possible way to wear a straight bob is to add feathery bangs, which will give some softening to the face area.

BANGS with LONG WAVES.

Long wavy hair can be a very applying hairstyle when you help frame the face by adding blunt bangs, which will help styling with no hair hanging in your face.

MODERN SHAG.

A shaggier hairstyle is an excellent choice for long or medium-length hair. Instead of having blunt bangs, you may want to consider having wispy bangs, which will give a softer look around the face.

LONG HAIR.

Does long hair make an older woman look older? Today’s inventions of beautiful full weaves or wigs are something to consider. This allows you the advantage of having the long days that you want and the freedom of the days you don’t want to deal with long hair.

PIXIE.

When choosing to have a pixie cut can be shaped and cut in many layers for a fuller-looking option. The other option to consider with pixie cuts is to add highlights, the highlights can be lighter, or you consider darker color highlights; this will help look at fuller-looking hair with no extra work.

SPUNKY CROP.

A pixie with a hairstyle involving choppy pieces helps create a sharp look. The other recommendation to go along with this hairstyle is to add feathery (micro bangs) to your pixie to help elongate the face and accentuate your eyes. This style is low on maintenance; you may consider a little pomade for some definition.

BEACHY BOBS.

Beachy Bobs is so easy to wear the short cut with tons of layers, along with tons of layers. This is an excellent consideration for some who are blessed with naturally curly hair. People who do not have natural curly hair can consider having a perm with this haircut—making your days bouncy and full.

POMPADOUR UPDO.

It is an extremely elegant look with the pompadour updo, which will provide thinner hair to clients to give the appearance of thicker, fuller hair.

SIDE SWOOP.

When we age, we begin to lose hair, so we have an excellent option for helping to create a fuller look in this situation. A side swoop style is worn instead of having a hairline parting the middle, but have it moved to the side by parting the front of your hair center before blow-drying to add a little lift easily. You will end the style with a light-setting spray—nothing too heavy you don’t want weight done your hair.

A CLOSE HAIRSTYLE WITH VOLUME.

A POMPADOUR HAIRSTYLE can often give an edgy look to older women. The style will also add softness by adding loose curls and letting it fall slightly to the side. This look can be achieved with a close cut by adding some clip-ins to the top of your hair; if your hair on top is longer, try pushing it all up to the front of your hair and pinning in place to achieve the desired style.

CURLY BANGS.

Curly bangs are flattering and are a no-fuss. They are a great consideration if you are looking for some volume in the bang are with no extra fuss then when having your hair permed all over, consider having your stylist perming your bangs; this will allow people with thinner hair on top and around the face area will help create all-over easy full lashes look.

COLOR OR HIGHLIGHTS?

You may want to consider having highlights or Warm color tones added to your hair; it can help with your hair and even more so help eliminate the washed-out look you see on your face when you look in the mirror. These two options can help to revive your hair. When we age, we all deal with grey coming in, which in most cases washes out our faces because of the lack of color and warmth. So, to help combat this unfortunate reality and make it a positive, consider adding a warm color or highlighting placed in your hair to regain our beauty by adding warmth back into our faces. There is also a third option that can be done to help with eliminating the washed-out look. You can have your stylist give you an all-over color and then add a second procedure by adding highlights. The two-step process will provide women with thinner-looking hair the appearance of having fuller-looking hair.

GO GRAY.

A small percentage of us can look fabulous in their grey hair color, and we are envious of you. You are the lucky ones. We recommend finding your perfect match of hairstyle and enjoying it.

We hope you enjoyed the review and options of styles for older women.