French haircuts seem to have an ageless look. They just get how to compliment a person’s features (especially since some women have been living those decades longer than me). Women in their seventies seem most certain about their styles even if they can’t express a particular cut. I have heard older women say things like, “I want it to feel lighter,” or “I don’t want to have to fight with my hair every morning,” without fail what they describe matches with French cut schools.
I remember one of my clients who is 74 years old. She had had her shoulder length blowout style for thirty years and believed she couldn’t have maintained a hairstyle. She was unhappy with the idea of just having a sleek look. After some convincing, we managed to get her a bob that ended around her jaw with some soft layers. She was in tears when she saw it because we felt it was the right thing to do to take off a lot of excess length. The best styles operate under the philosophy that their main purpose is to give the most refreshed look possible to the woman. That is what we aim for in every cut and there are countless variations to get the desired look with whatever level of softness you choose around the face.
#1: Layered Bob with a Little Wave Running Through It
I typically suggest this hairstyle since it tends to work for most. These specific layers are soft enough to provide movement around the face, but not look too wispy. The added waves provide a textured look, and give the impression that you spent a lot of time styling your hair. Shoulder length is the ideal length, because it is long enough to feel like you still have hair, but short enough to not be too much. For fine hair, this is a really nice haircut choice, as it gives the appearance of fullness without requiring additional styling.
#2 Ash Silver Pixie with That Feathered Top
I have to point out that this one looks amazing thanks to the ash toned silver! Those shades always come out so purposefully done because of the wash technique, the fluid touch of the colorist, and the natural progression. The feather crown type situation gives you height without you having to effort for actual volume because of the solid layering. The micro fringe is a cute detail. If you have split ends and a touch of the razor up there, it would give you a lot of definition and layer separation. If abronze is something you don’t want, a purple shampoo should help to keep your ends cool in between visits. This will fight back, especially if you have thick or coarse hair, or strong cowlicks. It ban be a nice cut on the right hair, and fortunately, yours is absolutely stunning!
#3 Rounded Silver Bob with That Curtain Fringe
The bob is cut to the chin to sit flatteringly and open the eyes. The internally graduated bob shape is good. The way the layers are cut helps the ends sit in a good position to curl towards the face which helps give the cut a polished yet flexible end swing. The blend of the natural silver and the lowlights at the nape creates nice depth and dimension which helps the color not appear flat. This look is a little more high maintenance and to achieve it you will need to use a round brush to blow dry. It doesn’t have to take a huge amount of time but it will need a few minutes of your time to do it. If you have a strong cowlick in the fringe area just remember that you will have to style that part every day, too.
#4 Brushed Gray Bob with Curtain Fringe and That Rounded Shape
This place is similar to the other, but the vibe is different, a bit more casual and more of a chill, brush and go vibe. The grad is soft and the point cuts all pull towards the centre, giving that nice rounded effect without having to fight your hair. Here’s a root melt I like. That darker base showing through at the top adds depth and makes it more believable and not as flat. If your hair is finer, a soft mousse would be a good idea to give it a bit of lift, otherwise it can get a bit limp by the afternoon.
#5 Platinum Feathered Crop with a Wispy Side Fringe
I enjoy this cut! The feathering and soft side fringe add a very soft feel and take away from the severity. The interior lift and a little bit of layering and razor cutting give the crown nice lift. The effect soft and airy. This is the sensation many women want when asking for a shorter style. Your platinum is gorgeous. Let’s be real though, staying this clean means regular root touch ups and constant toning appointments to keep it clean. A great detail is the semi-transparent strand toward the front that tucks back behind the ear. It gives the whole style natural movement and makes it less styled.
#6 Sleek Asymmetrical French Bob with a Deep Side Part
I love everything about the style. I appreciate the asymmetry and how the model side part gives the hairstyle a touch of Parisian style. The style features internal nape graduation, so it avoids heaviness in the back, allowing for a nice silhouette. The natural silver hue of your hair was a great & focal point. Precise styles are great because they don’t need overwhelming color. It’s a precise and clean cut. The color style is great, so just be sure the person cutting the ends knows what they’re doing because if they don’t, they can be limp and fine hair and look a lot less sleek.
#7 Airy Silver Pixie with Side-Swept Fringe
Every detail of this look is very thoughtfully executed. The graduation and point cutting, and how the fringe sweeps, are just breathtaking. The styling is excellent, and the cut lets the silver colour shine through without any bulk. Shorter pixie styles on finer hair will need a bit of styling paste to achieve that separated, piecey look, so just a little wax will avoid a messy appearance. If you have finer hair around your temples, this cut can expose that, so ensure you talk to your stylist about leaving a bit more length in that area.
#8 Rounded Silver Bob with a Soft Side Sweep
It’s likely that you really appreciate this item. You get an all round elegance with the rounded silhouette giving fullness. The internal layering will lift areas if you have noticed it thin or flat on top. The side swept fringe is soft and face framing as it doesn’t obstruct your view. It is easy to see the natural root lowlights that keep the silver from looking blocky. You will have to spend some time round brushing or using a hot air brush to get that inward curve. But once you have the technique it will go quickly.
#9 Curly Silver French Bob with Crown Lift
It’s always interesting to see a French bob styled with curls! It’s great to see curls on a bob since it can feel a little too formal sometimes. The S curls look great, along with the shorter inner layers that keep everything controlled. You get a lot of definition without going overboard. The shadow rooting into the silver looks great. It allows you to not spend hours sitting in a salon chair every 4 weeks and worrying about your roots. If your hair curls like this, make sure to use a diffuser to help that shape. A light mousse or curl cream will help hold the curls in place without making them feel stiff.
#10 Lavender-Silver Textured Pixie
I like the color on this one; it’s fun. That incredible lilac mixed with the silver is doing exactly what a toner should be doing. It’s neutralizing any warmth and really gives a modern, ethereal look. The cut is great as well. The micro layering and interior graduation give it lift, and the razored fringe softens the forehead beautifully. Pastel tones, however, need a bit more upkeep as you will need glossing treatments to keep it from fading to muddy color. This color looks best on straighter and finer hair. If your hair is coarse or tightly curled, this cut and color combo will work against you.
#11 Silver Tapered Crop with a Soft Side Fringe
These are the types of cuts you can just throw on and they look effortless but still polished, the dream! Back hair tapers and layered crowns really suit any natural lift, meaning that if there’s a cowlick back there, he might be your friend for once. The side-swept bangs close the eyes nicely and are low maintenance. If silver is this pretty, just be wary of some brassiness! It can get a bit yellowy so make sure to ash tone every couple weeks to keep it looking more on the deliberate side.
#12 Feathered Silver Pixie with Crown Lift and Side Sweep
I admire your feathering; it maintains a soft, feminine look (even at a shorter length) and I like the diagonal graduation at the temples because it adds nice technical detail. With some receding at the hairline, it adds the appearance of thick hair, and there’s no chance of it looking like you’re trying to hide anything. Everything from the shape to the lifted crown is remarkable with that profile shape. To keep it looking amazing, I recommend adding some root lift mousse and violet toner to your routine.
#13 Rounded Silver French Bob with a Gentle Side Sweep
Every time I come across this hairstyle, I remember how classic it is. Paired with the internal graduation, it breaks the shape which can create a heavy bottom. It looks nice with the chin length as it helps frame the face. The natural silvers and soft colour variations create dimension and don’t require extra colours to fly. Their natural silver striations help a lot with this. The only effort is getting the inward curve to behave the way you want it to, but once you establish a good routine, it becomes second nature.
#14 Textured Short Silver Pixie with Feathered Fringe
What I appreciate most about this is how it works with the natural cowlick at the crown instead of working against it; the point cutting seems to create lift that looks completely effortless. The feathered fringe is lovely, and it has just the right amount of pieceiness to frame the eyes beautifully without being overdone. I love how this cut shows off natural gray hair because the texture is so interesting visually that no color is needed. It’s also so easy to style, and it looks like you just woke up like this, which is always the goal. It’s also so dry.
#15 Cropped French Pixie with a Wispy Micro Fringe
I love this look. There is a certain confidence that comes with a cut this short, and I really admire that. The mini fringe sits all of two inches above the brow, and really serves to lift the entire eye area. The scissor layered texture up top adds some height and movement so that it doesn’t look too flat. It’s the kind of style that you can just towel dry and go, which is the type of freedom that women don’t know they want until they have it. If your silver hair is looking a bit dingy or yellow, then a clear gloss treatment once a month or so makes a world of difference in keeping it bright and healthy.
#16 Silver Rounded Bob with Face-Framing Graduation
I have cut many bobs over the years. bobs with weight sitting at the cheekbone work best with clients who wear glasses. It creates a good balance between the hair and the frames. The slight stack at the nape shapes the back so it doesn’t hang limp. The full rounded perimeter shape is flattering on most faces. I will say it again, this cut is precise. The graduation needs to be clean or it falls apart. A few minutes with the round brush will be required to maintain the shape. Expect to spend them.
#17 Airy Tapered Pixie with See-Through Micro Fringe
The micro fringe is so fine and soft that it is less like a fringe and more like a whisper of hair, softening the entire look. The tapering at the nape is clean, and the texturizing is pinpointed so the top looks lovely and translucent, just subtly revealing a bit of scalp. It looks chic, not stringy. At the temples, there is a detail where the hair has been cut on the diagonal to soften the forehead, which is the sort of thing that a really good stylist thinks of, and the client would never ask for, but it just feels right. To keep the silver tone clean, keep some purple shampoo in your shower.
#18 Side-Swept Graduated Bob with Textured Layers
Graduation cuts have a natural volume that forms at the crown area. This does not come from any styling products or blow-dryers, it’s built in to the cut. The side fringe has great temple coverage which many women like and the silver-beige lowlight blend gives the colour depth without looking like you’re trying to cover up any greys. It has that effortless ‘just ran my fingers through it and dashed out the door’ look. Of course, some round-brush work has been done to achieve that look. If your hair has a tighter curl pattern then you would need some extra layering to make this shape work.
#19 Curly Silver Short Crop with a Soft Micro Fringe
The short hair with natural curls looks amazing! I love how the tiny ringlets give the look lots of volume and the internal grad gives it shape and structure so there’s not just a big cloud of hair but an intentional silhouette. I especially love the micro fringe – such a nice touch! The most important thing in getting a hair cut like this is finding someone who understand curly hair and does not use thinning shears. That’s how you get frizz instead of definition. The silver tone is going to be gorgeous after an even clear gloss. You will need a curl cream and lots of patience while you diffuse but I promise the payoff is going to be amazing!
#20 Layered Silver Crop with Feathered Crown
This cut has such great energy! The longer crown layers and feathered micro fringe add movement and personality, but it doesn’t feel overdone. The natural silver and subtle root shadow are doing color work for you; it adds depth where it is needed. For that darker-to-lighter transition, I would suggest point cutting and root melts, and finish with some light mousse, then diffuse to bring out the waves. With such fine strands, the interior texturizing has to be done so that things don’t go flat.
#21 Silver Bob with Rounded Graduation and Side Fringe
The bob has been beautifully executed and the blunt edge gives it a modern feel. The inner graduation at the nape gives it a rounded shape and keeps it from looking too harsh. The side-swept bangs are great for accentuating the cheekbones and the natural root shadow gives depth without the need for additional coloring. I feel the concern some may have with this cut is if they have really fine hair that tends to want to fall flat. You would really need a good root lifting product and solid round brush technique to get it to sit the way you want it. Also, if you feel a bit self-conscious about your jaw, I would suggest asking for some really soft face-framing layers to break up that blunt chin line.
#22 Neck-Length Silver Bob with a Blended Micro Fringe
The micro fringe blends so well with the entire cut that it just seems like part of the overall shape rather than a separate piece. The bob just brushes the jaw and neck area and has a lovely tuck-under at the ends due to some interior graduation and a bit of round-brush work. The multi-tonal silver looks warm with cool tones that seem to shift and flow throughout. It definitely takes daily smoothing to keep it polished and if you have very fine hair at the crown, this shape may not provide enough coverage for it to feel comfortable, which is something to consider.
#23 Short Copper Textured Pixie with Feathered Micro-Bangs
I love this copper color! I don’t see enough women in their 70s trying colors like this. It really brightens the entire face, and it’s amazing with green eyes. The diagonal feathered micro bangs look really nice and soft on the forehead, and the soft point cut layers on top look soft and texturized without looking too messy. The cowlick is really helpful because it provides lift without needing to do anything. A vivid copper is a commitment though! You need to color deposit and go to the salon regularly to prevent it from fading to muddy colors. For styling, a matte paste is all you need – just a little worked through the top.
#24 Cropped Silver Pixie with Feathered Micro Fringe
This is great for the ease of upkeep vs the length of the style. It’s going to be a couple inches on top, with a feathered micro fringe, and tapered sides, It probably takes 2 mins max to style in the morning, which is a miracle for some of my clients. I love that blue-silver sheen, and the subtle crown cowlick gives it a natural lift so you aren’t fighting for volume. With hair this short, you can see areas that are sparser, so be sure your stylist is strategic about what to leave long, and what to take shorter.
#25 Rounded Silver Bob with Face-Framing Layers
I never tire of different versions of this hairstyle as it is so versatile and works on so many people. The centre part and curtain bangs give a lovely soft feeling around the eyes and cheeks. The internal graduation gives the crown a nice lift and the razor texture at the ends prevents the hair from feeling bulky and blunt, and the nice ashy silver root shadow gives depth without a line of regrowth. To maintain that inward bend, a little styling is required, a quick blow dry or 5 minutes with a flat iron (not 30).
#26 Textured Short Silver Bob with Movement
This is a fantastic in between option for those who do not want to go all the way to a pixie cut, but still want something shorter and more exciting than an ordinary bob. That layered texture creates an effortless look as if your hair just falls this way naturally, but there is some great internal layering at play. It is also a great shape to showcase your cheekbones and that silver color is nice and bright. If your hair is fairly thick, you would want to ask your stylist to remove some internal weight so that it doesn’t start to puff out. However, for fine hair this shape is super easy to maintain.
#27 Classic Bob with a Little Movement Through It
There are certain looks that truly are timeless, and a classic bob is at the top of that list. This particular one does a great job as it showcases the skill and artistry involved in a cut that sits above the shoulders. There is enough movement in the hair so that it doesn’t look stiff or helmet like, but the detail in the cut is such that it’s clear the cut is doing all the work. This means you probably won’t need a ton of products or tools to style it, though it won’t hurt to use them. It’s the kind of cut that you can wash, throw in some product if you want, and you’re done. With a cut like this, consistent trims are a must. The moment the ends get a little messy the whole thing can end up losing that polished look in no time.
#28 Textured Short Bob with Those Wispy Layers
The subtle highlights in light blonde are great since they stop the hair from looking flat. The length right at the shoulders is nice and comfortable enough to have hair to style. This cut will look even more flattering on you if your hair is fine since the layers will make it look fuller. You may want to keep that airy quality with a light texturizing spray.
#29 Silvery Layered Lob with Soft Movement
This lob (long bob) oozes youthful energy without explicitly trying to do so – and that is part of the magic of it. The soft waves are universally flattering and the face-framing layers add movement and body to the cut. There is a modern subtle asymmetry here which, dare I say, makes it more interesting. It’s not boringly even on both sides, and with this length of silver hair, it can fall a bit flat. Some decomposition layers create the necessary dimension, so it doesn’t look lifeless. A bit of product to define the waves, and off you go!
#30 Blunt Bob with Textured Bangs
I love blunt bobs. They are very clean looking. This one hits just below the jaw, and the bangs help soften what could feel a little harsh. Straight texture is great as it shows off the hair’s natural shine. If you have an oval or heart shaped face this is very flattering, it lifts and beautifully frames your features. The only commitment is the bangs, and they will grow out and get in your eyes in a couple weeks. You will need to learn to trim them yourself, or make an extra trip to your stylist between regular appointments.
#31 Softly Textured Short Cut with Gentle Volume
This haircut is so cheerful! The soft layers add a lively bouncy feeling that is fresh and feminine. A brighter color adds shine and looks healthy. This haircut works best on round and oval face shapes, and the volume on top also stretches the face. If you have thick hair, make sure to get regular trims and consider internal texturizing to keep the bulk controlled.
#32 Textured Silver Pixie with Some Edge
I like the fun aspect of it. The short layers increase volume, and with the light lavender soft highlights and silver icing, it looks very modern. This cut is perfect for fine to medium straight hair as the layers show and are fully seen. With this type of haircut, you probably will want to use some product to keep the volume in place throughout the day. A light texture powder or a dry shampoo along the roots is perfect, and the styling is quite easy.
#33 Feathered Gray Crop with Soft Volume
I usually don’t go into great detail about haircuts, and this one is as simple as it gets in the best way possible. This is an elegant feathered crop that has soft layers which creates volume where you need and more style where you don’t. It also gives face frames and with the feathered effect movement is created without going overboard. This is perfect for fine and medium hair and is very flattering on oval and heart shaped faces. With a little light styling product the feathered texture will stay as is all day long.
#34 Silver Shag with Feathered Layers
This shag cut is a perfect pair with silver hair! The contrast with a shaggy tussled cut combined with natural gray hair is beautiful. The feathery face framing layers are perfect for a casual addition of volume and movement. The cut oozes so much personality! It has presence without the polish. Some might say it looks effortless and you just rolled out of bed, but that is the goal for all of us, if not most. With a bit of product to create a tussled finish, and you are set to slay!
#35 Silver Blunt Bob with Subtle Movement
The chin-length blunt bob is super flattering and it works with so many different hair types, lengths, and even textures! The little wave at the ends creates a soft appearance and prevents it from looking overly harsh. This style looks especially striking with a bright and clean silver color. If you have fine hair, you might want to consider a volumizing product because blunt cuts often make the hair seem thinner; however, a bit of root volume looks so good with this style. The classic look of this haircut will really help it to shine!
#36 Shoulder-Length Bob with Soft Waves
The waves give off a warm, organic vibe like a day at the beach. You step out of the water, air-dry, and your hair magically falls perfectly. Of course, that never really happens, but this cut captures that vibe perfectly. Subtle layers add movement and fullness which can be hard to achieve. This cut is very versatile. You can style with waves like this, have it straight, do a half up thing, and it’s long enough to play with a lot of length. Depending on your texture, put some thought into the waves. If your hair usually dries straight, you’ll need to grab a large-barrel curling iron and take the time to create some curls.
#37 Curly Bob with Defined Texture
The right haircut makes a world of difference and is no exception here. These curls are so lively and bouncy, and the medium length cut definetly softens all the features beautifully. If you’ve been straightening your hair all the time and want to embrace your natural texture, this is that. A curl defining cream or mousse will do the trick, and your curls will look great without that unwanted crunchy feel. This haircut is ideal for medium and thick hair, but if you’ve got fine hair you might want to lower your expectations when it comes to the volume.
#38 Textured Short Silver Cut with Soft Fringe
The soft fringe on this does an incredible job of framing the face, especially with that slightly translucent quality that avoids it feeling heavy or dated. The length sitting just above the jaw is the flattering length that works with the face’s natural contours instead of cutting across them at an awkward point. It is soft, light, and bouncy which is exactly how fine hair needs a cut that gives it permission to move. After washing hair, it should only take a round brush or your fingers a minute or to to set the shape, but this isn’t a high maintenance situation by any stretch.
#39 Soft Layered Cut with Wispy Bangs
I think wispy bangs are awesome! They really frame the face, and make the person look more approachable. Here, the bangs are paired beautifully with the medium-length layered cut. The wispy bangs look even better because the fine texture of the hair makes it so the bangs, and the rest of the hair, are as wispy as they need to be. This type of cut has so much versatility. A nice dinner will require some hot tools to dress it up, but for errands it looks great air-dried. Finely textured hair can require some extra effort to maintain volume, but the versatility is more than worth it.
#40 Elegant Textured Lob with Soft Waves
The layers on this lob give it some movement, and keep it from looking too heavy and too flat. It’s great because it doesn’t make the ends look too piecy, or too thin. Soft waves look good and also create a great frame the face as well. The length that sits around the shoulders is comfortable and easy to wear. If you have a heart or oval face, the waves that fall around the cheeks and jaw will be flattering. If you want the style that’s going to require the least amount of heat, and is low effort, this may not be the style for you. However, the cut does look great without even needing the waves, and is put together.
#41 Textured Short Crop with Soft Edges
This short and sleek crop cut sits just above the ears and focuses the attention on the face, which is the reason for going that short. The soft edges keep it looking feminine and the layered texture adds more volume and interest to the finer strands. This is the kind of cut that people always rave about because it looks so effortless, like every hair is just right. Of course, a short cut does mean you’ll have to run to the salon more often to keep the shape. In terms of how easy it is to style, it doesn’t get any easier than this. If you would like a little more depth to really make a short crop pop, consider some subtle highlights or lowlights.
#42 Curly Silver Bob with Great Volume
The curls on this bob are voluminous. You can see body and dimension to the hair which gives the appearance like there is almost double the amount of hair. That’s always a positive. The curl pattern is great and softens and frames the face which works for all face shapes. This length and shape are great for letting those natural curls shine and is ideal for those with naturally curly hair. If you have thicker than average hair you might need to use more product to keep the curls defined and not frizzy. A mousse geared towards curl enhancement will work great for this.
#43 Textured Short Silver Cut with Subtle Layers
There is not all that much to consider. It is a great, neat short style with minor layered touches that help with depth and motion where needed. The length is manageable and the silver hue is refreshing and vibrant. It constitutes a nice face frame and doesn’t require extensive styling. Customers with delicate hair will require periodic texturizing to prevent it from going limp, but seriously, this is about as close to a wash and go hairstyle as you can get. To be honest, this is what a whole bunch of my clients tend to desire at a given stage in their life.
#44 Softly Curled Silver Bob with a Little Bounce
The Bob hairstyle gives a youthful and fun appearance. For thin hair, the added volume and movement made by the curls helps the hair look much thicker. The most flattering style length is just below the chin. If fully curling the hair is less desirable, then this is the style for you. You don’t even have to have your own natural curls. Curls can be created with a medium barrel curling iron, and a light hold hair spray. The most important factor is to keep the curls soft and bouncy instead of tight and defined. The goal is to have the appearance of natural curls instead of looking contrived.
#45 Textured Silver Pixie with Soft Volume
This means the layers are structured to provide volume at the crown and keep everything fitted at the sides, which is what makes a pixie flattering rather than just… short. The texture added movement and the silver looked really healthy and bright. Fine hair is great for this as the layers create the illusion of density. You do want to stay on top of maintaining the volume though, once a pixie starts to grow out even a little it can lose it shape fast so regular visits are important.
#46 Softly Curled Silver Crop with Volume
The positive energy that comes from layered curls is contagious, and it suggests the constant presence of good cheer. However, it takes the right hairstyle to achieve that, and these curls are amazing. I really like how these curls contour the face and how the medium volume of the curls avoids that ‘puff ball’ thing. This is a lovely shape to work with for those with natural curls, though you may have to coax your curls a little more if they tend to be on the looser side using a diffuser and a little mousse. The most important thing to remember is to avoid weighing the curls down with too much product and allow the curls to do their own thing.
#47 Textured Silver Pixie with Soft Edges
This pixie cut is very soft and very feminine which is important as some pixie cuts can come across as unapproachable as some of the edges can be very sharp or there is too much side layering. The volume on top of this cut is going to help stand finer hair up and not look too flat. The overall shape is designed to work well on round and oval face shapes. The good enough length means it can be styled if you wish and won’t give the feel of just a buzz cut growing out. Regular upkeep will be needed how short it is, but the effort each day to style this will be very minimal.
#48 Curly Gray Bob with a Soft Bounce
You can see the bounce and curl of the ends, which, along with the classy grey tones, catch the light and create an alluring brightness that surrounds the head. Curls are volumizing and softening, really useful for round and oval face shapes. Chin length can be really flattering, and gives this style room for the natural texture to shine. The style requires maintenance to keep the curls defined, so be prepared to use a good conditioner and dedicate time for styling!
#49 Silver Side-Parted Bob with Soft Waves
The side part on this bob creates a nice sweep across the forehead that looks great on just about anyone, and the soft waves add movement and body, making it appear neither flat nor boring. The silver tone is absolutely stunning, very clean and luminous. Finer hair works very well here, as it lets the waves look soft and natural instead of heavy. Because this is a shorter length, it will be more manageable and the styling will be pretty simple. If your hair is very straight, you’ll have to do more work to get the waves. A large barrel curling iron and some flexible hold spray is all it will take.
#50 Textured Pixie with Subtle Lavender Highlights
What a nice touch the lavender accents in the pixie are! Lavender is a great color for the hair and gives the cut a fresh feel. Plus, with a pixie, it’s short enough to really bring focus to the features on your face – and those textured layers are great for fine hair because they add fullness and volume. Even though the lavender color is soft, it doesn’t scream ‘crazy hair’, which is the best option to go with for a cut like this. You really want it to give people a double take or leave them wondering, instead of just staring at it. The lavender will need the upkeep to keep it looking nice, but the vibe is great! I really think more women should do this. The cut is fun and youthful. It’ll definitely be a fun style for summertime!
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