Brown layered shoulder-length hair is a popular style for women over 50. Feathered layers paired with long curtain bangs create an uplifted and more dynamic finish, perfect for creating an on-trend, bouncier look.
Choppy Layers
Choppy layers are great for lengthening the face and adding texture to a hairstyle, and this layered haircut offers both. A unique take on the classic bob with long side bangs blending perfectly into its angled layers, this style suits all face shapes perfectly! Suitable for medium-length wavy or straight locks as well.
Balayage Layers
Reach a seductive look with a subtle balayage brown hair medium-length style. Cinnamon stripes contrast beautifully with light blonde highlights for a gorgeously feminine finish. Add loose curls to draw more attention to the balayage and complete this stunning feminine look.
Shaggy Layers
A shaggy cut can add volume and texture to medium hair while giving it an edge with its choppy layers, creating a dramatic finish that draws attention to itself. If you want to go further, dye it a vibrant orange hue for added impact; its contrast against your natural brown strands will turn heads and draw admiring glances!
Lob Layers
A lob with shaggy layers can add lots of depth and movement to your hairstyle. Pairing this look with face-framing bangs adds dimension and drama without over-choppy layers becoming a trend. This look works exceptionally well on thicker locks for those who wish to add texture without fully diving into them.
Timeless Straight Bob
A straight bob is always a timeless and chic option if you prefer more timeless styles. This shoulder-length layered haircut looks sleek and sophisticated while remaining easy to manage. Add dimension with subtle color by using balayage or ombre highlights in your straight bob to give it depth and dimension.
Multi-Colored Lob
If you want to show your flair through your hair color, dying your lobs multiple colors can be artistic. This daring style can either take the form of an all-out rainbow effect or fade lighter hues into darker brown bases of your locks for an ombre-inspired effect.
