Long, Layered Bobs
Long, layered bobs can be an elegant look for women over 50. Try opting for a balayage color with lighter blonde highlights for added brightness and to enhance skin tone.
Throwback Styles
Throwback styles can still feel current when appropriately done, like this ’80s-inspired feathered bob worn by Goldie Hawn. Easy to style and the ideal way to frame one’s face with longer locks.
Golden Blonde Bob
A bob is one of the best youthful hairstyles for those over the 50s that suits any hair texture, never going out of style and losing its elegance. Women with thick hair find that its classic yet timeless aesthetic helps them look fashionable without appearing chunky. Pair it with a poufy side or middle parts for feminine touches that flatter faces. Add dimension with caramel or honey blonde balayage for added depth.
Collarbone Cut
Women over 50 who desire a chic yet stylish style should opt for a wavy, collarbone-length shag with face-framing layers. It adds volume to thin hair while lifting its crown. Add texture with copper-brown highlights for added depth.
Feathered Pixie Crops
Feathered pixie crops offer mature women a bold and eye-catching take on this timeless haircut style. Ask your stylist to craft a tapered shape with short, feathered layers and long bangs. Tease the back of the head for added drama!
Long Layers
Long layers are an elegant way to give medium-length hair an updated look, from skimming shoulders and framing the face to softening facial features and creating movement. Long layers also make thin locks look fuller by creating volume. Layered waves appear more polished and mature while only needing trimming two to three times per year. Side-swept feathered bangs add a feminine touch to this flattering cut. Combine with warm copper balayage for added impact.
Layered Shag
Layered shags are an effective way to add depth and dimension to a short haircut. With proper maintenance using volumizing mousse or pomade, they can stay looking voluminous without much care needed. Popularized by Billie Eilish, a “wolf cut” shag combines shag and pixie styles to create softness and edge. Long layered shags with side-swept curtain bangs will frame your face and make you appear younger. Add dramatic ombre or two-toned balayage effects for added impact.
Pixie Cut
Pixie cuts with light layers can be an ideal way to give thin locks fuller volume and texture. Warm-hued highlights can further amplify this effect. A short messy pixie with side bangs is an enduringly chic haircut choice which works for women of all ages. An edgy blonde spirit with a shaved forehead can be a stylish yet youthful alternative for women wishing to break convention with their fashion choices. Easy and versatile enough for any event or situation.
