When we think of the 90s, most people think of crimping irons and butterfly clips, but the layered hair styles of the 90s also have some great elements. Many of those styles feature face framing layers, movement and framing layers to create added structure versus just being flat. Those styles also translate beautifully to women over 60, even more so when they wear glasses. Most stylists don’t think about the geometry of someone’s face when they create their cuts, but they should. The 90’s layered cuts work excellently with glasses, especially frames that open up the eyes because the layered hair moves framing the face and prevents the hair from sticking to the cheeks.
I had a former art teacher as a client several years ago and she brought a photo from a graduation in ’96, pointing out exactly where she wanted to stand in the photo. She said, “I want that again.” We were able to achieve that, adjusting her look a bit to match her hair at that time. She looked amazing! She definitely wasn’t trying to reverse age, but she figured out what worked for her, and she was smart enough to come back. That’s pretty much the philosophy here. These are not just costume accessories, the styles, cuts and colors are well defined, and when you pair them with the right glasses, everything just clicks.
#1: The Kind of Bob That Makes Everyone Ask Who Cut Your Hair
Watching hair transformations is always rewarding. It takes a lot of confidence to go from longer, thinning hair to a soft, layered bob. Having hair that length is a lot bouncier and thicker than it would be after repeated thinning. It’s a drastic change that alters the entire look of someone’s hair. The way it softly grazes the cheekbone is gorgeous, and it’s especially lovely if you wear glasses as it frames everything rather than weighing it down. You can expect your hair to be much easier to manage and overall you’ll be saving a lot of time. You will need to go in for maintenance trims to keep the style from going shapeless, but that’s a small price to pay for the easier mornings.
#2 That Silver Hair With the Effortless Volume Thing Going On
A great example of this type of style is when your hair is shoulder length. There is a lot of work that goes into this type of hair cut, and it may feel like a lot of work to maintain it, but there are realistic expectations. This type of haircut is great for people who have thinning hair, even if the hair feels thin. The layers make the hair appear thicker. Bangs that are thick enough to frame the face are great and so are layered lobs that catch the air. They can also go around the ears so that earring wearers do not have to take their earrings out to put on their glasses. This type of style is great for people who do not want to have to style their hair a lot because a lot of the look will come from the haircut and the maintenance will be to just keep the layers from growing out to a length that is too long.
#3 A Shag That Actually Works With Silver Hair
The dark roots left uncolored is my favorite part. The combination of silver and the earthly roots provides effortless depth and makes for a more adventurous color. It definitely means a shorter appointment time and a more enjoyable experience. The shag cut is the most ideal because it gives an air of undone without you having to do anything during the week. If you have finer hair this type of layering will be very beneficial to you as it gives the illusion of movement and volume without any bulk. You will want to get reshaped approximately every 6 weeks to keep the style from losing its personality.
#4 A Platinum Bob That Knows Exactly What It’s Doing
This cut has great contouring and I don’t mean that in a make up way. The layers are sculpted to contour your cheekbones so your face looks defined without doing anything. That comes from experience which you don’t get from a box. This cut does great detail with precision of length and texture so it won’t end up looking too wispy and sad like fine hair so often does. Also if you wear slim frames, this cut does great detail because nothing is fighting for attention, it all just works together quietly.
#5 Blonde Waves That Just Want to Be Easy
This styling is nice because it doesn’t aim for an extravagant effect and instead keeps things clean and simple. The blonde with grey tones is a very flattering colour and will age graceully so you won’t have to deal with constant root touch-ups. The layers aren’t choppy and she doesn’t rearrange your features and instead just enhances them. This works best for medium to thick hair but if your hair is finer it may be that the waves need some assistance from a texturizing spray to hold up through the afternoon.
#6 An Auburn Lob That Warms Up Everything
Are you considering a warmer hair color but nervous about it? This is a good example of how a warmer hair shade softens and brightens your look. This rich, auburn shade complements pale skin and is not too bold. A neutral color won’t pull out all the warmth in your skin, but this auburn shade will. This lob cut is easy to style and the soft layers won’t give you bed head. Keep in mind, this color is going to require a lot of upkeep. It will fade quickly, especially if you wash your hair often. You might want to get a color depositing conditioner to keep the color fresh between appointments.
#7 Chestnut Layers That Play Nicely With Glasses
I’ve observed a lot about this cut. Feathering at the ends offers just enough texture to keep the look engaging while thin look the hair. The stylist deserves so much credit because it’s typical to end up with see-through ends when over-layering mid-length cuts like this. The color is salon-quality, classy, and it chestnut is very flattering and natural. It sits at the perfect length to frame your glasses without going behind them, and honestly that small detail makes a huge difference in how the cut will work with you day to day.
#8 Cinnamon Shoulder Layers That Catch Light Like Nobody’s Business
I would say the cinnamon hue is the most striking. It looks awesome in pictures and videos but even better in person with natural lighting. It warms up your whole face and compliments your features without looking too extreme. It can be worn by people with thin or medium hair because the layers are light enough to move on their own, so you can look like you have great volume without too much weight that will flatten everything down by noon. Because the tone is warm, it brightens up your face which you don’t always get from cooler tones. If you want to keep the color as saturated as it is, expect to do maintenance around every five to six weeks.
#9 Chestnut With a Clean Taper That Frames Everything Right
There’s a lot to love about this one. The end taper, in particular, does some heavy lifting. This cut has that effortless vibe, where everything falls perfectly around the glasses, and styled hair is a distraction. The chestnut color is nice and warm, and will help ease the transition to gray if you want to stay blended longer. This will be mostly a wash-and-go situation, unless you’re heading somewhere nice and want to use a smoothing cream. Otherwise, if this cut has been shaped well, it will do the styling itself.
#10 Bronzed Chestnut With That Little Flip That Changes Everything
I really enjoy the end flip because it adds an unexpected element to a typical layered cut and adds a playfulness that is a nice contrast to a more mature style. The frame face lighter strands woven brighten the complexion beautifully without being too obvious and combining with sleek frames, the whole look is polished and intentional. This is one of those cuts that will require a large barrel curling iron just for the ends to keep that flip going, but at most it should take five minutes. I don’t say this lightly but the bronzed chestnut color does have a richness to it that really makes skin look younger.
#11 A Silver Bob With Edges Sharp Enough to Mean Business
Designed for people who prefer defined haircuts over the softer and faded cuts. The clean hair lines create structure that is rarely seen in silver hair styles, probably because most hair stylists take a softer approach when cutting grey hair. The layered look adds volume to the hair helping the style to last longer before needing a revisit. The look may need regular touch ups as the hair lines will grow out quickly and will start to look dull. For anyone who really enjoys a clean look, this is the right cut to have.
#12 Golden Waves That Feel Like Sunshine Did Your Hair
The layered feathers look great! It’s 90s inspired without going full Rachel Green, and that’s the perfect kind of balance. The warm golden blonde is great for glowing skin, and it’s the perfect shade since it’s not all clinging to an outdated color. This is also best for oval and heart-shaped faces since it draws in around the cheeks and blurs the jaw. If you have a darker base. get ready for the relationship level commitment to maintenance with blonde. Purple shampoo is basically your new best friend overnight.
#13 Feathered Silver Layers That Have Real Movement to Them
The unique versatility in this hairstyle is rare since it flatters any degree of hair thickness. The feathers of the hairstyle display just the right amount of fullness without tipping into the ‘too heavy’ category. It’s well balanced for silver hair because insufficient weight could end up looking flat and dull. The medium length is practical, and layered movement creates interest without requiring much from you. If you are embracing your natural gray, and want a hairstyle to celebrate it instead of apologizing for it, this is a great option.
#14 Golden Layers With Bangs That Actually Make Sense
I like how the bangs and the glasses harmonize instead of conflicting. A lot of people try to avoid bangs and glasses at the same time (and I get why) but these bangs are so light and wispy that they don’t detract from the look, but rather enhance it. The warm golden tones from the hair color are a lovely face warmer, and the layers strategically pull the focus away from the parts of the face you might be self-conscious about and draw it to the movement and texture of the hair. The color is definitely the most high-maintenance element of this look; you’ll want to stay on top of those sun-kissed tones because they fade quickly. The cut, on the other hand, is low-maintenance.
#15 Copper Layers That Do All the Work For You
A warm mid-layered cut with copper tones will radiate from your face and compliment your green or brown eyes perfectly. The combination of added layers with the copper color will add life and volume. This will work great with thinner hair and add effortless versatility for any occasion from errands to dinner. This cut is great for the low-maintenance because it will do the work for you. The color will need to be maintained to keep from looking muddy, but after that, it’s just the copper color that will require your attention.
#16 Pastel Pink Because Why Not at This Point
I truly appreciate the kindness of women over 60 who come in and ask for the color pink. It gives me the chance to do a nice bob and layer it to create some volume and movement so it doesn’t look flat or like a costume. That particular pastel shade looks nice on fine hair because it gives a soft, almost glowing appearance that darker colors just cannot achieve. There is a subtle undercut in the back that is easy to miss in photos but it makes a big difference in how the cut sits and how much bulk there is. I won’t pretend this cut is low maintenance on the color side because pastel shades do fade quickly and you will be in the chair regularly, but this is a joy to work with. If that doesn’t bother you, then you will really enjoy this cut!
#17 Long Silver Layers That Flow Without Being Fussy
I love when the rule women over 60 should have short hair is bent. This longer layered hair cut suits the structure of her fine silvery hair beautifully. The layers give dimension to the hair without having to rely on length. The light makes her hair look wavy so it appears as if she made an effort. The clear frames give a modern touch to her whole look. The key to having longer silver hair is keeping hair soft because the look is so much worse if there’s a lot of visible damage. Intentional healthy hair can be achieved by using deep conditioning masks every week.
#18 Brunette Layers With Round Frames That Just Get Along
My highest compliment, this is the type of cut that does not shout for attention when you enter a space. The layers soften the jawline and the subtle muted brunette color brings everything down to earth and keeps it sophisticated and drama-free. A natural synergy exists between this sort of soft layering and round frames because the curves of the frames and the layers echo each other, so there is harmony instead of competition. If your hair is of medium density, this will be basically maintenance-free in regard to the cut. Soft layers do have a tendency to flatter without a little help, and you may want to consider a root lifting spray since layered hair can settle flat by the end of the day.
#19 A Shoulder-Length Bob That Doesn’t Ask Too Much of You
I suggest this cut for people who want to look good but don’t want to put more than ten minutes into styling their hair. I totally get it. The length and layers give enough volume and movement so it feels like there’s a lot going on, but the shape is forgiving enough that it looks nice on days when you are lazy. For thinner hair, shoulder length is the sweet spot because it’s long enough to feel feminine, but it’s also short enough that the ends don’t look all scraggly after three weeks. Some regular maintenance is needed, but after that the cut will lose it’s purpose. But honestly it takes care of itself super well between appointments.
#20 Tousled Silver Curls With Some Personality
I love how free-spirited these curls are! The silver color is perfect at this length and reflects light beautifully. This will enhance the full texture and wave of your hair, and will also make it much more manageable. You’ll be saving effort with a cut like this! A curl-defining cream will be good to reduce frizz (especially with silver hair because it is drier, and dry hair leads to more frizz). More moisture in the air will equal more frizz! This style is so much fun to wear, especially with a little product and effort, so enjoy it!
#21 Feathered Silver That Blends So Smoothly You Almost Don’t See the Layers
The seamless nature of this work really highlights its beauty. There is no visible line separating one layer from the other, giving the entire cut a flowing, natural, and effortless look to it. This type of blended layer is ideal for thinner hair because you are getting both texture and volume without gaps or thin spots that result from aggressively layered cuts. It does require regular trims, but styling it is a breeze, which is a big plus. The first thing to go as a shape grows out is the seamless nature. Once that happens, flat, shapeless hair is inevitable, and that is the opposite of what we are trying to achieve here.
#22 Warm Tousled Layers That Have a Little Life in Them
The warm chestnut highlights in this one are placed beautifully to create dimension without streaks, which is so hard to do and definitely worth mentioning. The tousled texture gives thinner hair the illusion of volume and movement, and the shoulder-skimming length is practical without being boring. A little texturizing paste through the mid-lengths is all you’ll need to keep that tousled look in between washes. If your hair is flat by lunchtime, that single product is the answer to afternoon deflation.
#23 An Ash Blonde Bob That Quietly Does Everything Right
This hairstyle will definitely make people notice you and comment on how smart and sophisticated you look. The ash-blonde colour is neutral and classy and not too loud. The ashy blonde will take some time at the salon to keep it looking fresh, but the textured layers that you will have will make your hair look naturally voluminous and layered bobs make your face look longer and more rectangular which is great for rounder faces. Also, light bangs are a great way to frame your face, especially when you have glasses on. The cut will not take a lot of effort to maintain and the colour will be easy to maintain, so overall you will not be putting in too much work to keep the style.
#24 A Natural Grey That’s Just Allowed to Be Beautiful
It’s really interesting when people say they want to work with their grey rather than against it! This shoulder-length haircut features soft layers that allow the natural colour to shine, and the slight ash tones in her grey gives it a coolness that is super classy. The layers are designed to enhance the natural texture, so you’ll be doing less fighting with your hair in the morning and a lot more letting it do its thing. It looks like you put in effort, but it just falls into place with minimal maintenance, and that’s the dream with a lot of my favourite looks.
#25 Long Silver Waves That Are Proof You Don’t Have to Cut It All Off
I also love this for the “I’m not going short” clientele. The soft layering creates volume for the finer strands without being too much, and the silver is gorgeous because it is being embraced as a complement rather than a detriment. Length gives you versatility whether you wear it down, pulled back, twisted up, etc., and all of those styles look great. Silver hair at this length does require regular use of an anti-yellowing shampoo to keep that lovely cool tone because an environmental factors and product build-up will affect it.
#26 Caramel Highlights That Wake Up Everything Around Them
The caramel highlights are bringing life to your face, and are perfectly placed. With a little hair thinning, this cut creates enough movement in the flowing layers to divert attention from the thinning hair. Thank you for the asymmetry in the cut, it is so much more flattering than a cut that pretends everything is even when they acknowledge that faces aren’t perfectly symmetrical. The length of the hair is long enough to feel feminine without the demands of a conditioning marathon that long hair does, but I would consider a leave in conditioner at this length a non-negotiable.
#27 Sandy Blonde Waves That Are Ready for Anything
This look is very soft, and it’s nice to see something that doesn’t look forced or overly done. Sandy blonde is a great shade for waves and looks good with every skin tone. The wavy layers are perfect for fine hair because they give a lot of volume without the need for a ton of product. Also, this style is super flattering on the cheeks and jaw. It’s great to see a cut that really makes a difference as we age. The waves will need some upkeep, whether that means a quick touch up with a curling wand or some product in the hair. It really only takes a few minutes to do.
#28 A Sandy Tapered Bob With Curls That Soften Everything
The soft curls and tapering bob give this hairstyle dimension and allure. The bob appears both sleek and easy going. Sandy blonde is youthful and suitable for all ages. This shape is perfect for thin to medium hair as it will make it appear fuller. This style will not perform well in humid climates. If you live in a humid climate be sure to bring anti-humidity spray.
#29 A Warm Auburn Pixie That Actually Has Some Texture to It
Pixie cuts for women over sixty? Bring it on! These cuts are really freeing when done properly. The waves soften the edges, and the auburn shade brightens the face unlike cooler colors. For fine hair, a pixie cut like this one is a hack since you deal with less hair and the end result looks purposeful instead of sparse, which is a good thing. The only drawback is that shorter styles tend to require regular maintenance, so expect to visit your hairstylist every four to five weeks if you take this option.
#30 A Fiery Copper Situation That I’m Personally Very Into
Let’s consider this review for the fire copper layered medium cut. The color is a warm bold shade and the soft fringe plays coyly with the cheekbone, which will surely delight women over 60. It is excellent with glasses since the warm copper color is eye accentuating and softens the warmth. The color will fade sooner than later and that is the nature of the copper. A color depositing shampoo will be needed if you want to keep it vibrant for longer than you expect and it will be needed desperately.
#31 Glossy Chestnut Layers With a Warmth That Just Radiates
I love the shine on this, it shows that the hair is healthy and we all know that healthy hair makes any haircut look at least 10 times better. The chestnut color is very rich and interesting even without having to add any highlights or lowlights. The layers are graduated around the face to soften and not hide, which is the ideal balance I try to achieve with all my clients who wear glasses. You really want the hair to not touch the frames and coexist peacefully. This is a great option for medium to thick hair because you have enough density to support the layers, and the warm tone compliments your complexion beautifully.
#32 A Silver Lob With Inward Curls That Age So Gracefully
The inward curls of this lob offer a polished quality and work especially well for silver hair, giving some shape to a color that would otherwise look formless without a supporting cut. This length is perfect for thinning hair as you won’t have to rely on a lot of volume products. The cut is designed to look full and the hair can look thicker in appearance, which is excellent. I also appreciate that it is nice enough to blend gray hair with the overall silver tone, so there’s no harsh line of demarcation as it grows in. This provides you with longer stretch between appointments if you aren’t into coloring. A round brush and blow dryer are what you’ll need to achieve inward curls, so you will need some styling commitment.
#33 Silver Layers With a Swooping Volume That Actually Holds
The swoosh effect from this cut comes from careful balancing and layering, adding volume at the face and crown, and allowing the rest to fall more freely. In this case the density is moderate which is actually ideal because you get fullness without being heavy. The silver tones transition so seamlessly, and look intentional, even if you didn’t plan it. With longer silver hair like this, styling commitment is needed because you have to maintain a sleek look, but if you like blow drying and styling. this is a super rewarding cut to work with.
#34 Stacked Auburn Curls That Are More Fun Than They Have Any Right to Be
The happiness in this look is infectious! With stacked curls, and an exciting volume look, even the finest hair will appear to be having a celebration! The auburn shade contributes a lovely autumnal warmth that looks stunning with glasses. The curl pattern offers a one-of-a-kind face-framing style, and no softer looks can do it quite like this one. So if you have a narrow face shape, this look with added volume at the sides is very complimentary. You’ll want to have mousse and a diffuser at the ready, as these curls will lose definition and look a little unfortunate without some help by midday.
#35 Bronzed Shoulder Layers With a Subtle Modern Edge
The slight asymmetry is a good touch and does not add too much distraction. It won’t make the wearer look like they have a dumbass asymmetrical haircut. Also, it will make the wearer’s face look more balanced, which a symmetric cut won’t do. It is a plus that the multi-tonal bronze color will look best with warmer skin tones and will help their skin glow. Cooler shades will lessen the skin’s glow. Shoulder length gives everyday practicality and the texture on the ends prevents it from looking like it was just worn long. It looks styled. You’ll have to keep up with the cut because the purposefully asymmetrical look will just look bad when it grows out. It will just look like one side is longer than the other.
#36 Red Layers That Bring Just Enough Drama
Shoulder length layered cuts with highlights, especially in red, will help you take advantage of the light and shadow effect that non-red colors will not be able to provide as maximally. This length will let you create a volume effect with the layers and will help with aging thinning hair as well as create some versatility and style options. With a natural wave to your hair, no effort is required. Reds are high maintenance because they fade quickly, but a good red will make your glasses pop and make them look like an intentional accessory. If you like it, don’t mind the color upkeep, and maintenance, it is worth it!
#37 Light Chestnut Layers That Blend Into Each Other Like They Were Born That Way
I enjoy cutting long, layered hair because when they are done right, the hair has no clear lines between layers. All you see is a full top to bottom flow. The warm light chestnut color adds some liveliness to the face without diverting too much from a person’s natural color. This creates an easy to wear color daily. The soft waves that are around the face help create a gentle look that works for any face shape. So with this hairstyle, I don’t even need to see your bone structure, I just know it is going to look amazing. The best part about this style of hair is that I can do a lot of work to it, but it will still look great.
#38 Feathered Chestnut Layers That Let Your Hair’s Texture Do the Talking
This is a very honest haircut, meaning it works with your hair’s natural tendencies instead of trying to impose something unnatural. The ‘feathered’ layers provide a soft framing of your face. Along with that chestnut hue, it offers a flattering softness that blends with the inevitable changes in skin tone as we age (and yes, like it or not, it will happen). This is a very low-maintenance haircut if your hair is of medium density with a slight natural wave or is straight. You can wash your hair, maybe put in a tiny bit of styling product, and head out (as if you actually have an office to go to). If your hair is extremely fine, though, the layers may not have enough weight to hold the shape, so make sure to have that conversation with your stylist beforehand.
#39 A Smooth Chestnut Cut With a Color Transition So Subtle It’s Almost Secret
I love how the color gives the hair more dimension, more than a single process color can do. The color is darker at the roots and lighter at the ends, and that gradient transition is subtle enough to look natural, but still adds a lot of dimension to the hair. The mid-length cut will allow you to style your hair in different ways, whether you want to wear it down, half up, or pinned back. The medium density of the hair will hold its shape nicely in any of these styles. The smoothness of the hair is great, but it may cause some flyaways on humid days. A small amount of anti-frizz serum will deal with that.
#40 A Copper Wavy Bob With Bangs That Bring It All Together
Your overall look comes together more seamlessly with the addition of the fringe as it draws the eye to the space between the hair and glass frames rather than making it look like there are three separate elements to your face. the highlights and copper color are amazing. bangs are so nice because they catch the light and create a wondeful glow and warm. Bob length is super practical on finer hair as a there is enough length to give hold to the body without the ends looking thin. Also, this will be perfect for summer because it will be nice and easy to just slip on and off. Overall it will need some maintenance but it should be pretty easy, just a spritz of wave spray and some scrunch should do the trick.
#41 A Brunette Shag With Highlights That Know Their Place
The fine hair in this style creates volume and movement while the feathery fringe provides space around the eyes which is particularly good for glasses wearers. The highlights sit perfectly in contrast to the brunette base without competing. They’re light enough to differ from the base so it doesn’t look highlighted in a super obvious way. This style looks great a little undone so it’ll work on days you don’t feel like styling. The cut is also pretty manageable overall while the layers may need to be reshaped every so often.
#42 Textured Curls With Soft Bangs That Balance Broader Faces Beautifully
I appreciate how the style captures harmony and softness with the bangs and the curls. For example, with wide-face shapes, the bangs tend to pull the focus in, while the curls provide the vertical dimension needed. All in all, that combination gives wide faces the proportions that help them look their best. This curled look should work nicely on hair of medium density. This is because of the balance of hair being enough to hold the shape and not so much to the point where it becomes uncontrollable. A curl-enhancing cream will be imperative to maintain the defined and washed-out vibrancy of the curls in the collection of hair. Curls do require some product, as unruly textured curls without product quickly become frizzy, so choose your products accordingly.
#43 An Auburn Pixie That Gets Straight to the Point
This is one of those cuts that is simpler and easier to analyze. The auburn color frames the face and brightens the eyes, and makes warmer skin tones look even better. The cut’s textured layers are perfect for thinner hair since they create volume without adding weight. Short cuts look great even without much upkeep, but do need regular shaping every four weeks. A cut like this is a great investment.
#44 Feathered Layers in Ash Blonde That Blend Seamlessly With Grey
Ash-blonde with a soft natural gray is a colorist’s dream. These shades typically require fewer touch-ups and grow-outs, which is great for both your hair’s health as well as your scheduling. Face-framing, feathered layers are flattering on everyone. They offer a nice light airy movement around the face, especially paired with some soft waves. That texture helps the hair to fall beautifully and in the most effortless way. The shape does require some frequent maintenance, and you are correct that the color offers more of a set-it-and-forget-it vibe. That combo is really nice and appealing!
#45 Toffee-Toned Waves With Bangs That Work With the Glasses, Not Against Them
I appreciate the stylist for how the bangs and glasses frame align. Bangs that sit above the frame make a look appear intentional. This is lovely for more casual work spaces. If the length is even slightly off, this is hard to achieve. What looks toffee has a warm, natural look to it. The toffee waves should sit medium and be able to stay in that shape all day. If your hair is thin, this is probably not the best option. The styling time may increase with the amount of hair you have, but regardless, you’ll end up with a fantastic option.
#46 Tousled Chestnut Layers With Volume at the Crown
Most of the work being done is at the roots, and it’s the most important work. That lift at the crown stops the hair from falling to just being a regular shoulder-length haircut and offers a beautiful dimension and energy that makes it so talked about. The warm chestnut tones look so inviting; combined with the textured, tousled finish, it relaxes the look and makes it highly approachable. nnFor very fine or thinning hair, I wouldn’t recommend this particular cut as it does rely on natural volume to form that lifted shape. Without that soft volume, you wouldn’t be able to avoid a lot of work with products and tools to get that shape every day. If you do have the hair thickness to support it, you only need a bit of volumizing spray at the roots and that’ll be enough.
#47 A Silver Bob With Fringe That Pulls the Whole Look Together
The silver bobs with bangs are a hit or miss hairstyle. This one works because it draws attention to the eyeglass frames and the eyes behind the lenses, which is what a good fringe does when you wear glasses. The warm silver color is very flattering, as well as the layers, which give fine to medium hair a nice fullness. The maintenance is difficult because bangs grow out fast, and layers lose definition, so you will need to go to the salon every five to six weeks. But for a hairstyle that looks so good and the amount of time saved each day, I think it is worth it.
#48 A Rich Auburn That Cascades in All the Right Ways
Face shapes that are elongated or heart shaped can wear this auburn shade as it brings warmth to their complexion. Slight layers near the cheekbone help soften their look by providing some fullness to the bone structure. Auburn hair color can cover gray hair while still looking natural which is not easy to achieve. Glasses will give you that additional frame and polished touch to your look especially when you want to have a put together look that isn’t too much. This color will require some upkeep to maintain but the cut will require very little effort.
#49 Long Chestnut Waves With Caramel That Catches the Light
I always say that your highlights shouldn’t look like they came from foils but rather like the sun did them and look at this caramel in the cut – case and point. The waves in the hair will add body to finer hair and the length offers versatility that shorter cuts just can’t offer – braids, twists, updos, all of it. The caramel highlights give a more youthful, organic look and the chestnut base is warm and grounding. Longer hair means more maintenance in terms of conditioning and health but it is doable and it is a joy to see women who have been told to cut their hair shorter to see the longer styles.
#50 Caramel Blonde Layers That Light Up the Face
The long layers create stunning movement and the caramel blonde highlights help to brighten the face. This look works best for medium to thick hair. The layers need some density to retain their shape without looking stringy. The blonde shade adds light to the hair, and is particularly nice with skin tones that change with age. This cut adds movement around the cheeks and jaw for a soft, feminine look. The shape of the hair will be structured enough to avoid looking limp. The hair and color will require more maintenance, but this timeless classic haircut sure is fabulous! With the right hair, you’ll get a stunning and beautiful cut.
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