Are you a woman over 70 looking to refresh your look with a hairstyle that adds volume, style, and a youthful glow to your locks? Curtain bangs medium hair for women over 70 might be just the transformative styling solution you need. This article explores chic and sleek curtain bangs hairstyles specifically tailored for medium-length hair, which not only promise to make your hair appear healthier and thicker but also frame your face beautifully, proving that age is just a number when it comes to fashion-forward haircuts. Whether you have thinning hair, a desire for a new look, or just want to stay on-trend, these styles are designed to uplift your spirits and your strands.
#1: Soft Center-Parted Curtain Bangs with Long Face-Framing Layers
As a New York stylist and mom: this shoulder-grazing, center‑parted curtain fringe with long face‑framing layers flatters an oval face on a woman in her 70s. Natural waves of medium density take a round‑brush blow‑out nicely; I’d add a subtle root shadow and warm lowlights to blend grey. Benefits: softens the forehead and adds movement. Drawback: wispy bangs can separate in humidity and need light daily shaping and occasional toner.
#2 Soft Face-Framing Shoulder Cut with Sheer Curtain Fringe
As a NYC stylist and mom: this shoulder‑skimming, face‑framing cut features feathered, see‑through curtain bangs. Hair reads fine‑to‑medium and softly wavy with a small crown cowlick that gives natural lift. Benefits: softens the face, lightweight bangs work for thinning hair, and it styles easily with a round‑brush blowout. Drawbacks: bangs can appear too wispy without careful texturizing and the pale regrowth at the part may need a root‑smudge or glazing to blend.
#3 Auburn Shoulder-Length Cut with Feathered Curtain Bangs and Crown Lift
As a New York stylist and mom, I’d call this a shoulder‑length auburn cut with wispy, feathered curtain bangs and a natural crown lift — ideal for oval faces and fine-to-medium, slightly wavy hair. Benefit: bangs frame the eyes and the crown lift gives effortless root volume. Disadvantage: fine density needs delicate point‑cutting and interior thinning to avoid limp ends, and the warm copper tone will show sun fading—consider a clear gloss rather than heavy dye. Note the subtle crown cowlick here; work layers to follow it for lasting shape.
#4 Platinum Shoulder-Length Waves with Wispy Curtain Fringe
I love this shoulder‑length platinum wave with a wispy curtain fringe — ideal for a woman in her 70s with an oval face. Fine, lightly wavy hair with light–medium density is cut with face‑framing long layers and point‑cut fringe for airiness. Benefits: softens the forehead, adds movement and dimension with a subtle beige‑silver mix. Drawbacks: fine hair can flatten without root‑lift styling products and the fringe needs periodic shaping; slight crown thinning will want interior layering for lift.
#5 Ginger Mid-Length Layers with Feathered Curtain Fringe
I’m a stylist and mom in NYC — this shoulder‑length cut has soft face‑framing layers, airy curtain bangs and a subtle crown lift, ideal for an oval face and fine‑to‑medium, slightly wavy hair. Benefits: bangs open the eyes and interior layering creates light volume without bulk. Drawbacks: red tones need color glazing and very fine hair may require a root‑lift product. Note the point‑cut fringe and micro‑razor texturing at the ends for natural movement.
#6 Chestnut Shoulder-Length Cut with Feathered Curtain Fringe and Face-Framing Layers
As a 45-year-old New York stylist, wife and mom, I’d describe this as a shoulder-grazing chestnut cut with feathered curtain fringe and long face-framing layers. Length sits at the shoulders, hair type is fine-to-medium with a soft natural wave, density reads medium, and the oval face shape is gently softened by the fringe. Technical notes: face-framing layers are point-cut and the subtle root shadow plus a small crown cowlick give natural lift. Benefits: adds movement, hides forehead lines, warms the complexion with low-contrast color. Drawbacks: fringe needs brief round-brush styling or a quick blast with a blow-dryer and isn’t ideal if your hair is very coarse or extremely tight-curled.
#7 Mid-Length Chestnut Layers with Wispy See-Through Curtain Bangs
As a New York stylist and mom: this mid-length chestnut shows soft, long face‑framing layers with wispy, see‑through curtain bangs and a gentle crown lift — great for an oval face. Hair reads fine–medium with medium density and a subtle salt‑and‑pepper root shadow at the part. Benefits: brightens the eye area and adds light root lift with minimal weight. Disadvantages: bangs need daily smoothing and porous ends can take color unevenly — consider a demi‑gloss and light mousse or anti‑frizz serum.
#8 Shoulder-Length Layered Cut with Feathered Curtain Fringe
As a New York stylist and mom, I’d call this a shoulder‑length layered cut with feathered curtain fringe. Perfect for an oval face with fine–medium wavy hair and medium density—internal layers create movement and a little crown lift while the wispy fringe softens the brow. Benefits: blends gray with a low‑contrast root shadow and adds natural volume; disadvantages: requires a daily round‑brush blowout to keep the flipped ends and to tame a subtle crown cowlick.
#9 Sleek Chestnut Mid-Length Layers with Wispy Center-Parted Curtain Bangs
I’m a 45-year-old hairstylist, wife and mom in New York — this shoulder-to-collarbone chestnut cut has long face-framing layers with a wispy, center-parted curtain bang that grazes the brows. Hair reads straight, fine-to-medium density with subtle silver strands at the part. Benefits: softens the forehead, adds natural crown lift and movement; downsides: bangs need daily low-heat styling and the lighter face-framing slices call for a soft root shadow or lowlights to keep depth. Technically: light interior layering, point-cut ends and a short micro-fringe through the center.
#10 Warm Blonde Mid-Length Layers with Wispy Curtain Micro-Bangs
I’m a New York hairstylist, wife and mom: shoulder-grazing mid-length with face-framing layers and wispy curtain micro-bangs—great on an oval 70s face. Hair reads fine-to-medium with medium density; point-cut layers and a razor-finished fringe create a soft inward flip at the ends. Benefits: adds movement and perceived fullness, softens forehead lines. Drawbacks: bangs and root lift need a round-brush blowout and root-lift mousse, and the slight crown cowlick needs strategic layering.
#11 Copper Shoulder-Length Cut with Wispy Micro Curtain Bangs
I’m a 45-year-old wife, mom and hairstylist from New York: this shoulder-length copper cut has soft internal layers, razor-textured ends and wispy micro curtain bangs trimmed slightly shorter in the center to lift the brow. Hair reads fine-to-medium with medium density and mild crown thinning; a root shadow and face-framing lowlights add depth and lift. Benefits: brightens the complexion and creates soft movement. Drawbacks: copper needs careful color care and bangs require light daily styling.
#12 Warm Copper Shoulder-Grazing Layers with Wispy Center-Parted Curtain Fringe
I’m a New York hairstylist and mom: this shoulder-grazing copper cut pairs feathered, face-framing layers with a center-parted, see-through curtain fringe. It suits an oval face and fine-to-medium density; the natural crown cowlick gives lift so the style reads fuller. I’d point-cut the fringe and taper the ends for movement. Pros: soft framing and easy round-brush blowouts. Cons: very low density can make the fringe look sparse and the red needs periodic glossing.
#13 Warm Light-Auburn Shag with See-Through Curtain Bangs
Look, as a 45‑year‑old New York stylist and mom, I’d call this a shoulder‑grazing, light‑auburn shag with wispy, see‑through curtain bangs and a soft inward bevel at the ends. Great for an oval face and fine‑to‑medium, naturally wavy hair — it adds movement and softens forehead lines. Technically it’s built with short interior layers at 90° and feathered micro‑fringe; downside: see‑through bangs need styling to settle and a demi‑gloss helps even the warm tone.
#14 Strawberry-Blonde Shoulder-Grazing Cut with Sheer Center-Parted Curtain Fringe
I’m a New York stylist, wife and mom: this shoulder-grazing strawberry-blonde cut pairs a sheer center-parted curtain micro-fringe with soft interior layering to promote an under-turn and side lift—great for an oval face and fine, straight hair with medium density. Benefits: gentle face-framing, lightweight volume and a flattering root shadow; drawbacks: the see-through fringe exposes gray regrowth and needs a light rotational blow-dry or styling balm to keep the flip. Note: sunglasses on her head flattened the crown in the photo, so expect more natural lift when removed.
#15 Soft Auburn Shoulder-Grazing Layers with Airy Center-Part Curtain Bangs
I’m a New York stylist and mom — this shoulder-grazing auburn cut uses long, face-framing layers, point-cut ends and airy center-part curtain bangs to soften features for women in their 70s. Hair appears fine-to-medium density with a slight crown cowlick; a subtle root-smudge and demi-glaze will blend silver. Benefits: movement and soft framing without bulk. Drawbacks: bangs need daily round-brush styling and the cowlick may require strategic interior graduation.
#16 Airy Silver Lob with Center-Parted Curtain Bangs
I’m a 45-year-old stylist and mom from NYC: this airy silver lob grazes the shoulders with center-parted curtain bangs and soft face‑framing layers. Fine, low-density natural gray hair with a noticeable crown cowlick (see the small clip) — I used point‑cutting and light razor texturizing so the fringe stays see‑through. Benefits: brightens an oval/long face, lightweight and easy to blow‑dry. Drawbacks: bangs can split at the part; plan for a root‑lift product and a violet gloss to control brass.
#17 Center-Parted Chestnut Lob with Sheer Curtain Fringe and Crown Lift
I’m seeing a shoulder-grazing lob with a soft center part and see-through curtain bangs — hair is straight with a slight wave and medium-fine density. I used internal layering and light point-cutting so the ends roll under without bulk. Benefits: gentle face-framing for oval/heart faces, natural crown lift from a cowlick, low-heat styling. Drawbacks: bangs can splay at the part and the warm chestnut needs a demi-gloss or low-lift balayage to refresh that subtle sun-faded band.
#18 Soft Face-Framing Mid-Length Cut with Feathered Curtain Fringe
As a New York stylist and mom, I’d call this a shoulder‑grazing mid‑length with face‑framing layers and a soft feathered curtain fringe. The round‑brush blowout creates that inward flip and blends bangs into long layers—great for oval faces with straight, fine-to-medium density hair because it adds movement and softens the jawline. Downsides: a front whorl can make the fringe split and it needs daily shaping to keep the flip; ask for interior texturizing with shears and a subtle root‑shadow for natural depth.
#19 Auburn Shoulder-Length Layers with Wispy Fringe and Crown Lift
I’m a New York stylist and mom: this auburn, shoulder‑length cut has an eyebrow‑skimming wispy fringe, long face‑framing graduation and feathered ends beginning at the cheekbones. Hair reads fine-to-medium with light density and a natural wave; you’ll notice a subtle root shadow and interior texturizing for crown lift. Benefits: soft movement, light feel and flattering oval framing. Drawbacks: fringe needs daily shaping and fine strands benefit from a lightweight mousse or root‑lift spray.
#20 Soft Copper Shoulder-Length Cut with Wispy Curtain Fringe
As a 45-year-old stylist and mom in New York, I’d call this a shoulder-length, soft copper cut with wispy curtain bangs — ideal for an oval, mature face. The hair reads fine-to-medium with natural waves and medium density. We used long face-framing layers, short interior crown slices to counter a small cowlick, and slide-cut bangs for airy separation. Benefits: soft framing and easy air-dry styling; drawbacks: bangs need light daily shaping and the warm copper can mellow over time.
#21 Auburn Textured Shoulder-Length Cut with Feathered Curtain Bangs
As a New York stylist and mom, I see this as a shoulder‑length, wavy auburn cut with micro‑feathered curtain bangs and razor‑textured ends that sit at collarbone level. Ideal for oval faces, medium density hair and women over 70 — the bangs soften the brow and a natural crown cowlick is used here for lift. Benefits: brightening color, soft face‑framing and easy volume. Downsides: red pigment needs color care and bangs need daily styling; ask your stylist for a subtle root shadow and internal layers to keep movement.
#22 Beige-Blonde Shoulder-Length Layers with Wispy Curtain Bangs
As a 45-year-old stylist, wife and mom from New York, I’d call this a shoulder-length beige-blonde with wispy, feathered curtain bangs and long inward-flicked layers that flatter an oval face. Great for fine-to-medium density — layers plus a subtle root-shadow and baby-lights give lift and dimension. Drawbacks: a small crown cowlick needs a rotational blow-dry or light styling cream and bangs can part in humidity.
#23 Soft Copper Face-Framing Cut with Feathered Curtain Fringe
I’m a Brooklyn stylist and mom — this shoulder-to-chest copper cut has face-framing layers and soft, feathered curtain bangs. Suits an oval face and fine-to-medium straight hair with medium density; a slightly translucent crown meant I left weight at mid-length to boost side volume. Benefits: soft movement and an open, youthful frame; downsides: red glaze fades faster and thin temples can make bangs separate, so a root-melt and point-cut layering work best.
#24 Sunlit Shoulder-Length Layers with Wispy Curtain Fringe
I’m a hairstylist and mom from NYC: this shoulder‑length layered cut with wispy curtain fringe flatters an oval face and works well on slightly wavy, medium‑density hair. Cut with long interior layers and micro‑pointed bangs plus a soft root‑shadow to blend grey. Benefits: frames the eyes, adds natural crown lift (subtle cowlick helps volume) and movement. Drawbacks: bangs require light daily shaping and very fine ends can flatten.
#25 Strawberry-Copper Face-Framing Layers with Wispy Curtain Bangs
I’m a New York stylist and mom — shoulder-grazing strawberry-copper with long face‑framing layers and a wispy curtain fringe. It flatters an oval face; hair is naturally wavy and fine-to-medium density. Note the subtle root-smudge and tonal highlights that add depth. Benefits: softens features and adds lightweight movement. Disadvantages: copper fades faster and the fringe will need occasional shaping to stay off the eyes.
#26 Soft Blonde Shoulder-Length Cut with Wispy Curtain Fringe
As a New York stylist and mom, I’d call this a shoulder-grazing layered cut with wispy curtain bangs that flatter an oval face. Hair reads fine-to-medium and mostly straight with soft bend; density is medium. Point-cut face-framing layers and feathered ends give lift at the crown. Benefits: soft bangs reduce forehead width, layers add movement, and a subtle root shadow/balayage stretches color. Drawbacks: fine strands need delicate texturizing and a smoothing glaze to avoid frizz, and bangs require light daily shaping.
#27 Light Ash Blonde Shoulder-Length Layers with Feathered Curtain Fringe
As a NYC hairstylist and mom in my 40s, I see a collarbone-length, light ash-blonde cut with long feathered curtain bangs and soft face-framing layers. It flatters oval/heart shapes, works on fine-to-medium texture with medium density, and the vertical slicing plus razor‑thinned ends add lift. Benefit: natural root regrowth and a subtle crown cowlick give airy volume; drawback: porous silvery ends can frizz and need smoothing products and careful texturizing (scissor over razor).
#28 Soft Auburn Shoulder-Length Cut with Feathered Curtain Bangs
As a New York stylist and mom, I love this shoulder-length auburn cut: feathered curtain bangs, soft graduated layers and a subtle root-melt give lift at the crown. Works best on naturally wavy, medium-density hair and oval faces — it frames the eyes and masks slight crown thinning. Benefits: airy movement, dimensional lowlights, and softer face-framing. Drawbacks: the sheer fringe needs daily smoothing with a round brush or low-heat diffuser and the multi-tone color shows softer regrowth.
#29 Radiant Auburn Mid-Length Layers with Micro Curtain Bangs
I’m a New York hairstylist and mom — this shoulder‑grazing, mid-length cut with feathered micro curtain bangs and soft mid‑shaft layers flatters an oval face and naturally wavy, medium‑fine hair for women 70+. I used point‑cut ends and light interior thinning so the bangs skim the brow and the ends flip without bulk. Benefits: brightens the face, creates natural crown lift (there’s a small cowlick that helps volume) and moves easily. Drawbacks: bangs need daily shaping and the warm auburn demi‑gloss will need occasional toning to stay fresh.
#30 Warm Copper Textured Shoulder-Length Layers with Wispy Curtain Bangs
This shoulder-length, feathered cut has soft, wispy curtain bangs and internal razored layers at the nape to remove bulk and create crown lift. Her hair is naturally wavy with medium density and fine texture, and the multi-dimensional copper glaze with subtle lowlights adds depth. Great for oval faces and women in their 70s who want movement; downside is it needs a lightweight root-lift spray and diffuser styling to tame frizz and keep the bangs separated.
#31 Bronde Mid-Length Layers with Wispy Curtain Bangs and Crown Lift
As a NYC stylist and mom, I’d call this a shoulder‑grazing mid-length with face‑framing feathered layers and wispy curtain bangs. Fine-to-medium density, mostly straight with a soft bend, gets lift from internal layering at the crown. Pros: softens an oval face—great for women 70+, blends grey with a demi-glaze, and styles easily with a round‑brush blowout. Cons: bangs require periodic trims and fine hair can flatten without root‑lift product. Note the small center cowlick — bangs are cut slightly longer in the middle to sit naturally.
#32 Soft Silver Shoulder-Length Cut with Feathered Curtain Fringe and Crown Lift
I’m a 45-year-old New York stylist and mom — this is a shoulder‑length soft silver cut with a feathered curtain fringe and slight crown lift. On an oval face in her 70s with fine‑to‑medium density and natural soft waves, the feathered fringe softens the forehead and creates movement. Watch the tiny crown cowlick — use light graduation and texturizing shears to work with it. Pros: face‑framing, easy air‑dry styling; cons: fine hair will need root‑lift product and anti‑frizz control, and the wispy bangs need occasional shaping to keep their feathered edge.
#33 Feathered Shoulder-Length Cut with Wispy Micro Curtain Fringe
I’m a New York stylist and mom: this shoulder-length feathered cut has wispy micro curtain bangs that skim the brow with longer face‑framing lengths. Benefits: internal layering gives crown lift and a natural silver band at the part brightens the eyes; great for medium-density, straight-to-wavy hair and oval faces. Drawbacks: micro bangs need daily piecey styling and fine hair may require root-lift products. Technical: razored ends and short frontal layers.
#34 Soft Black Shoulder-Length Layers with Sheer Micro Curtain Fringe
As a NYC hairstylist and mom, I love this shoulder-length, slightly layered cut with a sheer micro curtain fringe — it flatters an oval face and suits fine-to-medium, soft-wavy hair with medium density. Benefit: point-cut bangs and tapered layers give soft face framing and the small crown cowlick actually creates natural lift. Downside: the see-through fringe needs light daily styling (root-lift spray or mousse) and careful point cutting; a soft root-smudge gloss will hide regrowth.
#35 Warm Mahogany Mid-Length Cut with Feathery Curtain Fringe
I’d recommend this warm mahogany, shoulder-length cut with feathery curtain fringe for an oval face — long interior layers and a slide-cut fringe create soft movement and a flip-under finish. Hair is straight to softly waved, fine‑medium density with a slightly lighter crown; the salon gloss/root‑shadow adds depth and masks regrowth. Benefits: frames the eyes, creates lift and motion. Drawbacks: needs a round‑brush blowout to maintain the flip and regular glossing to prevent color fade; not the best choice for very tight curls.
#36 Golden Blonde Transformation with Voluminous Layering
This look showcases a stunning transformation from unstyled, medium-length hair to a layered, vibrant golden blonde style perfect for adding volume and movement. Especially suitable for those with thinner hair, the strategic layering near the face not only frames it beautifully but also creates an illusion of thicker, fuller hair. While the color brightens the complexion, bear in mind that maintaining blonde hues might require regular salon visits to keep the color lively and roots impeccable. Ideal for women wanting a fresh, youthful appearance without compromising on elegance.
#37 Silver Layered Bob with Soft Curtain Bangs
This look is a classic choice for women over 70 wanting to add a fresh twist to their style. The medium-length layered bob combined with soft, swept curtain bangs creates a flattering frame for the face, enhancing natural features while making hair appear thicker. The silver color adds elegance and the illusion of volume, helping thinning hair look fuller. Ideal for fine to medium hair, it requires minimal styling efforts but keeps you looking polished everyday. One downside could be the maintenance of the color to avoid brassiness, which can be managed with the right products.
#38 Vibrant Copper Waves with Soft Fringe
This style showcases a medium-length cut that’s perfect for adding volume to thinner hair types. The soft fringe gently frames the face, emphasizing the cheekbones, while the vibrant copper color adds a warm and youthful glow. Ideal for those looking to rejuvenate their style without drastic changes. One downside might be the maintenance required to keep the color vibrant. Using color-protective products is key. This style works well for varied face shapes, adding a touch of elegance and fun.
#39 Soft-Silver Waves with Gentle Curtain Bangs
This lovely cut features medium-length silver waves that compliment a round face beautifully. The gentle curtain bangs frame the face softly, enhancing those sparkling eyes – a great perk for anyone wanting a subtle yet fresh change without drastically altering length. This style boosts volume, making hair appear fuller, ideal for thinner hair types. While fantastic for adding shape, keep in mind that silver hair may require more maintenance to keep the color vibrant and the texture smooth.
#40 Rich Chocolate Layers with Soft Framing Bangs
This style is perfect for those looking to thicken their medium-length hair. The rich chocolate color gives depth, while soft, layered bangs frame the face beautifully, emphasizing sharp cheekbones. Ideal for fine to medium hair density, it provides volume without over-burdening. Manageability is a plus, but styling does require some upkeep to keep those bangs in perfect swoop. Note the subtle lift at the roots for an elegant, youthful appeal—great for updating your look without a drastic change!
#41 Warm Chestnut Layers with Feathered Curtain Bangs
This medium-length hairstyle features a rich chestnut color that beautifully complements mature skin tones. The subtle layers around the face create a lifting effect, perfect for softening features. The light feathering of the curtain bangs gives a fresh yet manageable look, ideal for those wanting to keep styling simple yet stylish. While the color is vibrant, it will require maintenance to keep the chestnut shade rich and even. What’s unique here is the indigenous blend of medium and fine hair, providing volume without heaviness—fabulously suited for thinner hair needing a boost.
#42 Effortless Silver Waves with Curtain Fringe
This style showcases effortless, lush silver waves complemented by a soft curtain fringe, perfect for adding a youthful touch while framing the face beautifully. Ideal for medium density hair, the layers enhance volume making hair appear fuller. While absolutely charming, this style does require regular salon visits to maintain the pristine color and smooth texture. A fabulous choice for those wanting to embrace their natural gray gracefully, adding an air of elegance.
#43 Flowing Silver Waves with Curtain Fringe for Thick Hair
Hon, this hairstyle is a prime choice for those blessed with thick, wavy locks. It’s gorgeously sculpted into flowing silver waves that caress the face softly, complemented by a sweeping curtain fringe that frames the face beautifully. This style brings a youthful lift to features which can really be flattering for anyone looking to soften their visage. The waves themselves add volume, creating a plush look that feels both stylish and comfortable. However, it does require some love to keep those waves bouncy – think hydrating products and occasional curl enhancements. Such a cut is perfect if you’re after a hairstyle that balances ease and elegance.
#44 Frosted Silver Textured Bob with Natural Waves
This medium-length bob showcases a natural wave pattern that enhances the frosted silver color, providing texture and volume that can benefit thinner hair often seen in women over 70. The light layering works fantastically to accentuate facial features softly. If you’re considering it, remember, while the color is low maintenance, ensuring the waves hold might require a bit of product, which is always something to consider if you prefer a simple routine. This cut is suited best for individuals with a rounder face shape, offering an uplifting and youthful appearance. This style can minimize styling time while maximizing texture!
#45 Brunette Feathered Layers with Soft Bangs
This style features medium-length brunette hair with feathered layers that add volume and movement, perfect for making thinner hair appear thicker. Youthful soft waves blend seamlessly with delicate bangs, framing the face beautifully. Ideal for those with straight or slightly wavy hair, this cut offers versatility for daily styling. While it beautifully enhances natural textures, the layered cut may require regular maintenance to keep the shape pristine. An ideal choice for adding a fresh, yet manageable update to your look.
#46 Soft Golden Layers with Voluminous Curtain Bangs
This style is perfect for adding fullness to thinner, medium-length hair. The subdued golden tones and gentle face-framing layers enhance hair density visually, making this a great choice for mature hair seeking a refreshed look. Curtain bangs soften the facial features, highlighting the eyes and cheekbones while maintaining easy manageability. However, this style may require regular trims to keep the bangs at the perfect length. Emphasizing a lighter color near the face can also contribute to regular salon visits for upkeep.
#47 Soft Chestnut Curls with Natural-Flow Curtain Bangs
This hairstyle features medium-length chestnut hair naturally flowing into soft, layered waves, ideal for achieving a fuller look for over-70 hair. The curtain bangs softly frame the face, enhancing facial features without overwhelming them. Ideal for thinner hair, as the layers add volume, while the curls can be styled for additional texture and depth. Beneficial for its low maintenance and natural gray blending, it also might limit styling options compared to shorter cuts. This cut pairs beautifully with warm tones that complement cooler complexions, ensuring the style remains timeless and elegant.
#48 Textured Silver Layers with Curtain Bangs for Medium Hair
This style, darling, is perfect for our over-70 beauties looking to keep that youthful flair. The medium-length hair is layered to add volume and create a lightweight feel that boosts the hair’s density visually, without much fuss. I adore the natural grey tones interspersed with lighter silver, which give a vibrant, energetic look while keeping maintenance low. The soft curtain bangs gently frame the face, accentuating your features and injecting a subtle lift to the overall look. This cut is particularly good if you’ve noticed your hair thinning a bit—it adds body where you need it most. However, keep in mind, the layered look requires a bit of styling to keep its shape, so you might need to invest in a good volumizing mousse or light hairspray.
#49 Natural Chestnut Cascade with Soft Curtain Bangs
This style showcases a gorgeous blend of chestnut tones that give depth and warmth, making it a flattering choice for cooler skin tones and lighting up mature features. The soft curtain bangs gently frame the face, emphasizing bright eyes and softening the forehead area. Medium-length hair maintains body, making it a manageable choice for daily styling. While this cut offers versatility and charm, the color may require regular maintenance to avoid fading, particularly if your natural color is significantly different. Perfect for adding movement and offering fullness, this chic haircut uses layers effectively to distribute hair density, which can especially benefit thinner hair types. This haircut’s suitability can vary depending on your natural texture, so consider this if you typically have very curly or ultra-fine strands.
#50 Elegant Silver Waves with Soft Curtain Bangs
This style is all about bringing a gentle, rejuvenating touch to your look, hon! The soft curtain bangs blend seamlessly into the wavy, medium-length hair, creating a flattering frame for the face. It’s a fabulous choice for fine to medium hair, giving an illusion of thicker strands. Ideal for round or oval face shapes, the waves add volume while the bangs soften features. However, it may require regular styling to maintain the perfect wave and bang shape. A lightweight mousse or spray can help to hold and define without weighing down your beautiful silver locks.
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