Showing posts with label best hairstyle for age 50. Show all posts
Showing posts with label best hairstyle for age 50. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

what would be a good hairstyle for a woman over 50 to make face look fuller?




kar


I have a narrow face and would like some suggestions for a hairstyle that would make my face look wider. (keeping in mind that I am over 50) Hope someone can help.


Answer
I think, despite your age, you should still be able to look in the mirror in the morning, and feel proud of your reflection. Here are a few tips from me to you, I live with my Gran so I know what's in and out!

Women over 50 can choose from a wide variety of hairstyles. At any age, a great hairstyle flatters a woman's features and is easy to maintain. As a woman matures, there are some common problem areas to consider when choosing a great cut.
Common Problems for Women Over 50
1. Thinning Hair - As women mature, decreasing oil production often leads to dry, thinning hair. Shorter hairstyles are often best at camouflaging thinning hair. Bob cuts, short shags, and chunky layered crop cuts are all good options. Long, side-swept bangs keep the look fresh and look good on many women.
2. Graying Hair - The choice to dye hair is a personal preference. Hair products today keep silver hair shiny and manageable. As hair color transitions, highlights are often the best way to blend in graying hair. Lighter hair colors look good with many skin tones and are easier to maintain than darker shades, but pale women may opt for a dark brunette color for a more youthful look.
3. Dropping Jaw Line - Short layers around the face draw the eyes away from a dropping jaw line. Use a round brush while blow drying to flip layers up. This added bounce and flipped curls detract from the jaw line and visually uplifts the whole look.
4. Softening Neck - As women age, the skin on the neck often softens, losing some of its previous tone. Drawing attention higher will emphasize the eyes and pull focus from a softening neck. Hairstyles such as bob cuts that keep the length near the ears are a great option.
Great Hairstyles to Consider
1. Bob Cuts - A classic bob cut hangs evenly around chin length. A graduated bob falls at an angle, with the front hair longer than the nape. Bob cuts work well for many women and can be easily customized to emphasize a woman's best features. They can be cut without bangs, with long, side-swept bangs, or short chunky ones.
2. Page Boys - A page boy is simply a longer bob cut. It falls well below the chin and often all the way to the tops of the shoulders. A page boy is a timeless look for women of any age, but looks particularly smart on older women. The ends can be blunt, curled under, or flipped up.
3. Spiky Cuts - Many older women opt for a funky, short spike cut. These cuts are great for active women as they are easy to maintain. They draw the eye up, allowing focus to fall on the eyes which are often a woman's best feature.
4. Crop Cuts - Crop cuts with many layers are another great option for women who like very short hair. A chunky, modern look can be achieved with razor cuts or hair can be scissor cut for a softer, pixie cut.
5. Long Hair - There was a time when older women were discouraged from having long hair. While shorter cuts often conceal some common problems, it is perfectly acceptable to wear hair long as well. Newer shampoos and styling products maintain hair health, making it easier than ever to keep hair long and shiny at any age.
Before trying out a new style, it is a good idea to see how it may look. Computer software now lets a woman upload a picture of herself and edit it with different hairstyles. Programs can be purchased for home use, or can be found online. One option is Lifetime TV's Total Beauty Makeover.
Taking these problem areas into consideration, a woman can find a flattering hairstyle while transitioning into a new stage of life. Regardless of age, a woman's beauty lies in finding the look that flatters her own personality and unique style.

And your look amazing. Good Luck!

What kind of hairstyle should I get?




Danny T


http://i45.tinypic.com/wlpux.jpg

How should i cut my hair? what kind of hair style can you see me with? I'm just tired of having the same thing. Links to pictures would be nice too.
im a guy.
i dont want a fauxhawk anyore



Answer
At TheHairStyler.com we have a large variety of hairstyles from the latest celebrity looks to salon hairstyles from top salons around the world. Our professional hair stylists have arranged the hairstyles into categories, such as casual, formal and alternative in different lengths and hair textures. All of our hairstyles also list suitability information (such as face shape, age etc) and the hair color can be changed using our Virtual Hairstyler to one of 50 great color choices.




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Friday, April 11, 2014

Haircuts for the over 50 crowd?




bored1


Does anybody know any websites that have PICTURES of haircuts for the over 50 crowd. There's lots of websites but no pictures that I can find other than 1 that showed all long hair. I have above the shoulder length, kind of curly/wavy/frizzy. Need help


Answer
Well, for one thing, stop thinking of yourself as part of the over 50 crowd! :) Age is a state of mind so try not to limit yourself to "over age 50" hairstyles. People in their 20's and 50's can look cute with the same haircut. I would suggest getting some hairstyle magazines. They have a clip and snip section with tons of styles. You can just cut the pictures out you like and take them to your salon. Good luck!

What is an appropiate hairstyle for a 55 yeal old woman?




Terrie


This 55 year old woman is single.


Answer
Whatever she likes and feels most confident in! The idea that only certain lengths or styles are appropriate for older women and everything else is wrong is fast becoming a thing of the past. 50 year olds have been rejecting traditions and assumptions about age and appropriateness all their lives and quite frankly, why should they stop now? Ten years ago they were the first 40 year-olds who rejected the term "middle aged" and refused to replace their jeans, long hair and sleeveless tops with polyester stretch pants, short hair and sleeved shirts. 20 years ago they refused to buy into the notion that once yo turn 30 the best years of fashion and beauty were over and it was time to discard the mascara and dress like a frump. And when they were in their teens and 20 they rejected the idea that certain things were women's work and went out and got careers that when they were kids were considered suitable for men only and paved the way for today's women to follow whatever dreams they have and tore down all the barriers for future generations of women. So don't tell her she needs to get her hair cut, that her color is wrong or anything else!




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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

What kind of hairstyle should I get?




Danny T


http://i45.tinypic.com/wlpux.jpg

How should i cut my hair? what kind of hair style can you see me with? I'm just tired of having the same thing. Links to pictures would be nice too.
im a guy.
i dont want a fauxhawk anyore



Answer
At TheHairStyler.com we have a large variety of hairstyles from the latest celebrity looks to salon hairstyles from top salons around the world. Our professional hair stylists have arranged the hairstyles into categories, such as casual, formal and alternative in different lengths and hair textures. All of our hairstyles also list suitability information (such as face shape, age etc) and the hair color can be changed using our Virtual Hairstyler to one of 50 great color choices.

hairstyles for a 50 year old lady?




H.


my aunt is asking me to help her with a hair style,shes kinda plain, she colors her hair brown (its rly gray lol) shes kinda tannish,she wants layers but it to grow out..shes 50 i need some help.. i know its hard to help if you dont know her but... lol worth a shot i guess.


Answer
If your aunt had shoulder length hair with a wispy fringe/bangs it would be age appropriate without looking like a grandparent xx




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