Hair Care for over 45
Getting older doesn’t mean we can’t still be stylish or limit ourselves to a certain hairstyle. Remember those blue rinses our Grannies had? Shudder.
Shorter Styles
A pixie haircut is very flattering to a not-so-young face and also gives you more time to spend on other things. If you have a fine-boned face it’s perfect.
Go Natural?
It’s fine and smart to go natural. A grey or silver mane can be absolutely stunning but it must be cut and styled well. It can be an arresting, exotic look so if you’re tired of colouring, talk to your hairdresser about going natural.
Colour
If you prefer to use colour, ask your stylist to use natural products. Once you start dyeing your hair, it’s preferable to go a few shades lighter than your natural color as this makes roots easier to deal with and generally will look softer and more flattering. You should also consider highlights.
Tips
Don’t shampoo too frequently if your hair is not very oily.
Let hair air dry by itself as much as possible. Heat from dryers, curling irons and hot rollers can cause damage. Use foam rollers if you want extra thickness and bounce.
Use a gentle shampoo
Throw out any bobby pins that are beginning to lose their tips, uncoated rubber bands and teasing combs.
Have your hair trimmed regularly.
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