Showcase your beautiful curly locks with a chic textured updo.
Although this stunning hairstyle might remind you of prom, it remains fashionable and classy for women over 50!
This layered haircut for medium curly hair effectively defines its shape without adding too much weight.
For an optimal finish, use products with no sulfates in them to keep your curls hydrated and healthy-looking.
Messy Medium Cut with Bangs
This trendy style looks chic and sophisticated while being comfortable and easy to care for, perfect for women of any age group, and suitable for wearing on any special event.
Ideal for women with oval, diamond, or round faces and silky straight hair, the necklace pairs well with all types of dresses and outfits for special events such as wedding ceremonies.
Also ideal as part of ethnic bridalwear attire.
This style is ideal for those who want to keep their hair short yet still look luxurious and posh.
It is quick and straightforward to create and looks fabulous, whether at a casual party, dinner with friends, office attire, or formal events.
Long Curly Layers
Curly hair can look gorgeous when cut with long layers that create fullness, creating the fullness many women with curls desire.
Be sure to request that your stylist cuts these layers dry rather than wet, as wet curls tend to shrink back down, leading to disconnection and flattening effects in their appearance.
Long and layered hair can take on the classic Hollywood vibe by pulling up the front into an effortless half-up style and creating face-framing tendrils on top for an eye-catching finish.
If you have short, curly hair, a layered pixie is an attractive and feminine.
The layers help lighten the weight of your curls while framing your face beautifully.
Soft Curls for Medium-Length Hair
If structured styles and girl-next-door looks are your tea, try rocking a shoulder-grazing cut with natural waves.
Set the soft look with some hairspray before styling with a side part for added flattery.
An essential step for creating tighter, long-lasting curls is letting your hair cool between each coil before touching it again with the wand.
Also, consider adding Leonor Greyl’s Eclat Naturel texturizing spray for additional texture and bounce in your locks.
For the ultimate face-framing effect with your front hair pieces, gently smooth down while sweeping away from your face, pausing parallel with your cheekbone and creating a bend.
This look is especially striking among women with rounder faces.
Curly Shag
Curly shag hairstyles offer plenty of soft texture, movement, and volume to your locks, framing any face shape beautifully and making dressing up or down easy.
This look works wonderfully with long side-swept bangs to add a flirtatious edge.
This style works well for those with naturally wavy or curly locks, although any curl can work.
To create this look, a curl-boosting serum or mousse and diffuser are needed – Rachel recommends AMIKA Curl Corps Defining Cream as an easy solution.
If you want to take this look a step further, add an eye-catching teal hair color with an ombre effect for added eye-catching appeal.
Keep your locks moisturized by using a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner to prevent dryness!
Soft Curls for Long Faces
Longer locks look best with soft curl styles to complement long faces.
Blake Lively shows us this perfectly; her shoulder-length cut features face-framing layers and a balayage blonde hue, creating the desired length while adding romance.
The key is enhancing one’s features with soft, feminine curls like those seen on Sarah Jessica Parker, Liv Tyler, Hilary Swank, and Kelly Reilly.
This style also makes an attractive alternative to bangs for those who wish to keep their long locks but are sick of maintaining them.
A wavy bob with a deep side part and face-framing highlights is another fantastic option for long faces with long jawlines.
The face-framing highlights can widen your forehead while lengthening your jawline.
