With the new hair season coming, there are always new styles, but we keep the customer’s taste in mind and try to incorporate a more modern feel while celebrating the beauty of maturity. One popular hair color suggested for older women by many experts is called honey butter blonde. This year’s new hair color is a fun and warm blend of golden blonde and soft caramel and adds a glow that complements one’s natural beauty and radiance. It is also called ‘honey butter blonde for older women’ because it is favored by older women who want to look a little more youthful but do not want a dramatic change in their hair color.
About 7 years ago, I had a client that was an academic and very refined and who certainly fit the description; older, very particular, and refined. She would ask for hair that embodied ‘good light is always hitting my face’. This is the effect honey butter blonde hair color gives. There is a lightness to it that others will notice, yet seldom be able to put their finger on
In my experience, it is soft and bright. Most colors go in one direction; honey butter blonde finds the balance.
The golden hues helps to create a nice balance of color on the hair. The regrowth is less noticeable and it looks nice with some greys poking through. It’s a low maintenance color. For subtle warm tones and full head foils, I always suggest this color.
#1: Tousled Pixie with Soft Dimensional Blonde
I love offering this look to my clients that would rather do anything besides style their hair in the morning! The messy texture is helpful and the blonde highlights beautifully disguise any newly grown silver hairs at the front. The root lift adds life to the style, and the cut offers a lot of volume, especially for those with finer hair. The cut loses shape and volume quickly, so expect to come back every four to five weeks to keep the shape of the cut.
#2 Chin-Length Butter Blonde Bob with Quiet Root Shadow
Deceptively simple looks are ideal. Here we have the drama \”without distraction\” of some low lights, subtle off-center elements, and ends that curve in. The example of a casual bob, is anything but, as it takes a good cut to achieve the look. On fine to medium hair lengths that flattering sit at the neck, and the root shadow give the illusion of intentional grow-out. Remember that fine crown hair can fall a bit by mid-day, and the blonde will need to be glossed demi-permanently every few weeks to avoid it tipping to brassy.
#3 Warm-Toned Textured Bob with Easy Volume
I realize this color gives a warm effect to the skin. Though subtle, it does brighten the skin tone, suggesting you had a great weekend. This cut has just enough softness to add nice texture to fine hair without overdoing it. Grazing the nape, this cut flatters a variety of face shapes, which is a lovely aspect of this length. What I like about the texture is that it has a playful vibe without being too messy. The piecy, disheveled look is just the right amount to keep it lively. With thicker hair, using a round brush to control the hair may take a little longer to achieve the desired look.
#4 Curled Layered Bob with Crown Lift
The first thing I notice is the lift. The volume at the crown looks real. It doesn’t look teased. It looks like it comes from some inner graduation and shorter layers up top that are quietly doing their job. The warm golden blonde with the soft painted babylights has a naturalness to it. It looks like this is how her hair catches light. Hair of fine to medium texture with some natural wave comes alive with this kind of cut. The shadow root is soft enough that regrowth blends in rather than calling attention to itself. You would want a light mousse to keep those S-waves in place during the day and the babylights will need toning so that they don’t get too warm.
#5 Rounded Bob with Long Side-Swept Fringe
What truly captures my attention is how the design seems to angle forward slightly at the ends, doing something really soft for the jawline. That is not coincidence and comes from an internal graduation and perimeter that is intentionally constructed. The long side-swept fringe gives some softness and, with enough lift at the crown, prevents the style from feeling heavy. This type of design is best suited for fine to medium straight hair. The babylights and root melt keep the color feeling lived-in instead of done. It will lend itself to a round-brush blowout to achieve that polished inner curve, and those lighter pieces will need toning from time to time.
#6 Layered Shag with Feathered Crown and Soft Bangs
I admire the crown layers that give lift to mature hair that tends to fall flat and the face framing bangs that gently touch the cheeks which give the hair a bit of movement. The grey blending root melt with babylights is so seamless that it looks like the colorist did nothing, and that is a compliment! This shag is stunning with really wavy hair. To help maintain texture, you’d want sea salt spray and daily root lift, and everything should be balanced with an occasional violet toner. I would fix the little crown cowlick with some strategic texturizing.
#7 Golden-Beige Blowout with Natural Root Depth
Some of the most beautiful color work is the sort that you almost don’t see. Here, the depth of the roots creates the effect of volume at the crown without needing to tease it or use any sort of backcombing. The ends that are feathered look light and effortless. The blending on the silver at the temple is so seamless that it just looks like another layer of the color. In my opinion, this polished shoulder-grazing cut with face framing layers and overall casual sophistication is perfect for fine to medium, mostly straight hair. To achieve and maintain this look, you’ll want to do a light blow dry to hold the shape and you’ll also need to stay on top of your root blending maintenance to prevent the warm tones from shifting.
#8 Airy Curtain Fringe with Soft Feathered Waves
The natural crown lift that is happening here is most likely due to a cowlick, and that gives this whole look a big volume boost that most people would need to put effort to achieve. The curtain bangs are beautiful and they really help to frame the face, and the mid-length feathery waves look like they just happened, which is a compliment in this case. The color consists of a low contrast root melt, fine babylights with a gentle gloss, and the gray blending is so seamless you’d really need to look for it. With mature porosity, the hair tends to want to frizz a bit, so you would need some product to keep the crown controlled and the texture smooth, but the overall feel here is stunning in an effortless way.
#9 Feathered Pixie with Diagonal Fringe and Tapered Sides
An excellent example of a great cut that harmonizes with the natural crown cowlick that most people would fight against. It really adds height, and in this instance, is ideal as it provides an airy quality to the whole style. This cut also plays with the hair’s natural texture, which is key. The face is framed by the diagonal fringe, the tapered sides look sharp, and the lovely blended warm lowlights with gray blend so beautifully. It all looks like her natural color, just nicer! This is a quick-styling cut, which is a huge plus, on fine to medium hair. Some mornings, the cowlick may just need a little heat shaping, and the warm blend will need to be toned.
#10 Angled Blonde Bob with Long Side Sweep
I love how this illuminates the eyes. These babylights are designed for that purpose, and give a more natural even and framed highlight feel around the face. The internal graduation adds some nice shape to the crown, and the little stack at the nape adds some surprising fullness for a chin length cut. The root melt will soften any growing back so you do not have to stick to a strict timing. This style is really flattering especially for fine to medium straight hair. However, a smooth blowout is a must to maintain that inward curve at the ends. The babylights will require some strategic toning to keep them at the desired level.
#11 Feathered Shoulder-Length Cut with Warm Blonde Movement
The S-shaped blowout gives this style movement and, while it’s obvious the look took some time, there is still an effortless beauty to it. The lengthy, face-framing layers that end at the collarbone are especially flattering to oval face shapes. Color richness is also a contributor here: the warm blonde with soft lowlight accents creates a blend that looks natural. The crown cowlick gives some free lift which is ideal when the hair is fine to medium. For this style, daily root-lift styling and a demi-gloss will be necessary to prevent the color from becoming too brassy.
#12 Mid-Length Shag with Blended Fringe
I love the fringe here. It has that lovely middle micro-fringe length which softens the forehead without all the bangs commitment. The shag at shoulder length and feathered ends has just enough movement to give fine to medium hair some movement. The babylights on the hairline brighten the face, and root blend is good enough to make silver regrowth look planned. The fringe will need reshaping between cuts, and fine hair may need some internal layers for crown lift. A demi-glaze is all that is needed to keep everything toned.
#13 Layered Bob with Curtain Frames and Root Smudge
What got my attention first was the silver band at the front, and I think it’s nice. I believe that with the right color, it will look more intentional rather than incidental. Everything will also come together with a root smudge, some face-framing babylights, and a gloss. The shoulder-length layered bob has soft curtain bangs, and the waves combined with the bangs create a real presence of naturally wavy hair that is medium to thick. It brightens the face, provides volume at a great spot, and the waves create texture without effort. You’ll need periodic glazing for warmth management and a bit of light heat styling to get that polished look to the soft wave.
#14 Blended Blonde Pixie with Textured Fringe
This cut focuses on the end result more than the technique. Each individual element like the feathered micro-fringe and light taping around the temples adds to the lightness of the overall cut. The crown micro layers make it appear more than just a pixie and give it a more organic feel. From the back it also gives enough separation. Mild thinning is masked by the soft finishing of the back graduation and the root shadow hides regrowth as a line. To keep the separation looking textured, some sort of product would need to be used daily. Occasional glossing will help keep any brassy bits under control.
#15 Layered Mid-Length Blowout with Curtain Face-Framing
I spy a bit of natural re-growth that is cleverly concealing the areas needing touch ups. The soft layered roots enhance the crown, and with the face framing curtain, it all comes together with a softness that is very flattering to mature hair. The light waves add movement and this would need a round brush blowout as well as a glossy toner and lowlights to keep any warmth in check. The gray blending is nice and creates a polished but not stiff look.
#16 Angled Bob with Soft Blended Fringe
The smooth edges combined with a softly blended fringe creates an interesting contrast of styles. There are sharp angles at the bottom, with smooth rounded shapes at the top, which all work together nicely. The internal graduation gives lift and compliments the jawline. Additionally, the subtle inner stacking at the crown provides volume without the added bulk. This shape is youthful and sophisticated on fine to medium textured straight hair. Because the color is low-maintenance, the root shadow with subtle babylights is a good choice. Although the color requires glosses to maintain a fresh look and the shape requires daily heat styling, the end result is a hairstyle that looks intentional every single day.
#17 Textured Pixie with Side-Swept Fringe and Root Depth
The natural lift of this cut gives the impression that she used styling products. The ear length crown cowlick does a lot of the styling work. The ear length pixie cut has razor point layers which add texture but won’t make the hair look too thin. The long side swept micro fringe is great for bringing everything together. The root melt with the lowlights gives dimension so that the hair doesn’t look one dimensional. The fringe will need to be shaped daily. On fine hair, a light mousse will help keep everything in place. The demi permanent glaze will keep the color from getting brassy between appointments.
#18 Textured Pixie-Bob with Feathered Side Fringe
The feathered fringe is a great value style. It highlights high cheekbones better than other styles with bangs that are lower or choppy. Overall it has a good shape, and it’s that perfect ear to neck length that can be too short or too long, but this one is perfect. The root shadow with babylights gives a little depth but isn’t too heavy. There’s a crown cowlick that needs some directional graduation during the cut which is the kind of detail that makes a pixie bob great. You will need some styling paste because I can see this getting messy and some periodic toning to keep the warmth in check.
#19 Mid-Length Layers with Long Curtain Fringe
A favorite part of this haircut is the sneakily placed lowlight behind the front pieces. It does a great job at calming the brassiness near the face which is exactly where it counts. For medium to thick hair, the shoulder grazing length with long curtain bangs and feathery ends, combined with the angled long layers cut at a 45 degree angle, creates a lot of natural movement without the thickness. The grey blend and root shadow is also done very nicely. A rounded brush blowout or soft iron waves are best for this look. You may want to use purple shampoo between appointments to maintain the level of warmth.
#20 Shoulder-Length Layers with Face-Framing Lift
The crown graduation is so subtle, you wouldn’t know it’s there unless you were specifically looking for it, but it is doing fantastic work creating lift without adding bulk (which is very helpful on fine to medium hair). The long face-framing layers, plus the multi-dimensional warm blonde with soft root depth, all come together with a cohesive quality. Everything blends instead of looks like separate elements. The gray blending is nice and the gloss glaze gives the whole look a healthy shine. You would want a round-brush blowout or loose thermal set to get this finish and periodic glossing to keep warmth where you want it.
#21 Rounded Layered Bob with Sweeping Side Part
This is a left side flip which accentuates the cheekbone in a way that is so subtle you may not even be able to articulate the effect, but the before and after speaks for itself. The internal layering combined with the lightly feathered edges offers a rounder fullness that is especially nice for fine and medium hair. The soft lowlights and babylights with root shadow blend the greys without completely covering them, which is a smart choice given how stunning the silver is. Tapered ends on very fine hair may lose some of their fullness by the end of the day, and the look really relies on well blended roots, but the overall shape is polished and satisfying.
#22 Curly Short Bob with Soft Curtain Fringe
At this length, natural curls can tend to become too tight and structured, or they can become too shapeless. However, the crown layering with internal graduation helps to keep the overall appearance light and defined. The curtain fringe softens the overall look, while the baby lights and root shadow add brightness without it being overly done. This length, from the chin to the nape, and for curls with fine to medium density, is both flattering and easy to manage. Be sure to use curl specific products and dry your hair with care, which means diffusing your hair instead of using a rough towel to minimize frizz. Regular glazing is also essential to help blend any regrowth and maintain a consistent color.
#23 Long Golden Waves with Soft Lowlights
I can see how the shimmering light is captured by the waves at different angles. I notice how the low lights recede, adding depth without competing with the blonde. They provide direction for the hair to fall. The layered texture with fine hair gives the illusion of more volume, and added length provides versatility to the style for different occasions. It’s a low maintenance style that doesn’t require much effort day to day. Given the light color and longer hair, my advice is to do regular conditioning treatments. Without treatment the hair can start to feel dry, and it is important to pay attention to that.
#24 Golden Waves with Warm Depth for Everyday Grace
This artwork demonstrates the mastery of tone blending. The gradual shift in color, with the warmth moving to lighter tones, creates a sense of thickness and dimension. The layers add volume without weight, ideal for when hair begins to thin with age. Hair that is mid-length is versatile enough for anything. The soft wave pattern complements the style without being too much. It does take some work to prevent the blonde from becoming brassy, but the warmth in the color does aid with the skin tone. Waving the hair regularly does help prevent straw-like texture, but the warmth does help with the complexion.
#25 Textured Blonde Layers for Graceful Movement
The layers do what I try to explain to clients. It creates movement without the hair looking too fine. The layers cut in the shorter lengths keep the hair feeling fresh and manageable while also giving a thicker appearance to the hair. The length left also allows for a change for an event. The subtle blend of blonde shades gives warmth to the complexion in a more mature skin like natural way. It does require some regular styling to maintain its shape, but I find the airiness to the finished result very appealing.
#26 Polished Blonde Waves with a Healthy Sheen
I love the shine on your hair! It indicates that the blonde is healthy. With hair this length, the shine of longer hair is hard to replicate. The shorter cuts won’t have the same length layers to catch light as voluminously. It gives off a nice wave, and sits nicely with the natural grays blending in with the blonde strands. Instead of looking like neglected baby strands, they look interesting. Hair at this length and with this medium density will demand a good amount of effort and maintenance. It can be expected that upkeep of this hair will be required to maintain that level of health. With this length and volume, hair will need sufficient effort to be styled to that polished level. Because of all this, if you like the process, this should be a good option!
#27 Short Warm Blonde Bob with Gentle Curls
The warm blonde shade really brings out the blue in her eyes and I love that. I adore the effect created by cool tones in eyes against warm tones when strategically placing color and this is what I mean. The short bob dressed with gentle twirls offers enhancement in areas where the hair is finer, and the warm blonde shade is soft against the complexion and is also easy to style on a daily basis. The upkeep on the color will require a few more appointments, as will the upkeep on the cut, but this is the type of style that will behave nicely in between salon visits.
#28 Subtly Layered Mid-Length with Warm Blonde Ease
If you’re considering lighter steps, this type of cut is a great option. The layers are subtle and give body and movement without altering the whole silhouette. The warm blonde shade mellows mature skin, creating a more natural effect without looking like a drastic change. The lift around the face is flattering to all face shapes and is gentle. There’s a slightly modern undercut that shows with movement and keeps a modern edge. Remember, lighter shades require more maintenance to keep the color depth and vibrancy.
#29 Softly Curled Blonde Layers with Natural Silver Blending
I appreciate how this look embraces the transition into grey. The softer curls can add some volume to thinning hair, and with the blonde mixed with natural grey, maintenance is a lot easier. The curls help soften the face which is flattering to most face shapes. It looks very elegant without too much effort. While some styling is needed to maintain the curls, I do think the colour will age well as it works with what is happening naturally, instead of against it.
#30 Luminous Blonde with Gentle Face-Framing Layers
Face framing layers look soft as they give the edges a gentle touch and add light to the features without being too obvious. At a medium length you can style it smooth or with a little curl on the ends depending on the day or the occasion. It gives nice volume on finer hair. The warmth of the blonde is lovely on mature skin. It is an elegant and easy style that does require maintenance to keep the blonde and ends in good condition. When well kept, it is an elegant and easy style.
#31 Caramel Waves with Natural Volume
I like that the caramel color adds warmth without being overly sweet. It compliments a variety of skin tones. The relaxed natural waves that fall around the shoulders look really pretty. The face framing layers soften features without being too statement making. It is a lovely option for when you want an update but not a complete reinvent. This texture naturally occurs on medium to thick hair, but finer hair will create the illusion with layers like these. A color like this comes with some commitment to root management, but the richness, depth, and soft highlights combined with the depth make it worth it.
#32 Caramel Waves with Voluminous Layering
The layers will provide structure and shape so it means it won’t deflate by the afternoon. The soft waves will gently touch your face which is especially nice if you have an oval or round face shape, and the medium length will keep it manageable. This layered structure will do wonders for creating the appearance of fullness for those with thinner hair. The curls will need some regular touch ups if you want to maintain that shape, and if you’re heat styling make sure to be cautious to protect your hair from excessive dryness.
#33 Golden Layers with Soft Curled Ends
This warm blonde showcases an ”afternoon glow” quality. That warmth on older skin is quite beautiful. These layers are cut to bring out the natural texture and thicken it which is perfect if your hair is on the thinner side. The ends are curled slightly to create movement and avoid the look of heaviness. This style is adaptable to suit any occasion. The colour does require regular touch ups to keep it looking its best. When fresh, the colour and its reflected light on mature skin tones is incredible.
#34 Silver Blonde Layering with Soft Texture
It’s fantastic that the gray hair is not being painted over but rather incorporated into the style. The soft silver-blond shade is a bit ambiguous but helps the overall look work. Some may see this as a color while others may see it as the beauty of natural aging and that is a large part of what helps this look work. The hair cut is just above the shoulders and the subtle layering adds volume and texture without the added heaviness that is needed with thinning hair. The lighter tones around the face are soft enough to brighten the complexion. The silver will require regular toning to prevent it from yellowing but overall, the approach is low effort and high reward.
#35 Buttery Blonde Waves with Textured Dimension
The multidimensional blonde is attempting to give an effect of depth and thickness using only color, which is especially effective with that type of tonal variation on thinner hair. Textured waves really enhance this effect, and the subtle gradation from darker roots to lighter ends allows regrowth to go unnoticed for longer. It’s a style that is more easily dressed up, and it will require maintenance to keep the lighter tones from looking dull and brassy. However, this is perfect for someone who wants to look brighter without a lot of daily upkeep.
#36 Creamy Blonde Mid-Length Waves with Root Transition
The transition from roots to creamy blonde is so seamless, I can tell it is a tricky process to do this kind of gradation. The soft flowing layers give the hair a lot of volume and movement without losing length. The blend of cool and warm tones blonde work great with many different skin tones. This style on medium to thick hair is a really nice lift to the face. It takes a lot of salon visits to keep the blonde looking this good for routine root blending and color touch-ups, but the payoff of color that always looks deliberate and well-cared for is worth it.
#37 Polished Graduated Bob in Warm Blonde
Graduation from back to front adds depth to fine or thinning hair and makes it look fuller. This is a good example of a small structural decision that has a big impact on how a cut wears over time. The polished finish adds a neat and professional look that is very easy to maintain. Most face shapes work with most shapes of this design, which is why I recommend graduated bobs so highly. The sharp look it gives needs regular shaping, but the versatility and elegance you get from it makes it very worth it.
#38 Silver Blonde Bob with Clean Lines
I admire the ease with which the look has been put together. The silver-blonde color is beautiful and the way it merges with gray is complementing rather than camouflaging and the blunt cut keeps it looking modern and purposeful. The length is easy to manage because it is just above the collarbone, and it’s got all the movement that you could want. The pretty texture at the end creates some body which is great for fine hair. This line is particularly suited to square and heart face shapes. Regular toners will be required to keep the blonde look crisp and not yellow, however for the finish it looks the maintenance is really fairly low.
#39 Layered Blonde Bob with Feathered Ends
This is the type of haircut I would recommend if someone tells me they have about ten minutes in the morning and want to look like they had thirty. The ends have volume and a slight edge, and the front layering softens features without going overboard. The blonde is a nice touch that brightens the complexion. With a bit of product and a blow-dry it will be all set on fine to medium hair. It will need frequent maintenance for the shape and color, but this bob is very low maintenance in between appointments.
#40 Long Layers with Gradual Blonde Brightening
The best thing about this colour technique that focuses on the roots to ends gradient is with fine hair, the lighter ends create the illusion of lift and more volume. The darker roots balance this out by adding depth. The long cascading layers create movement without being laboured. It’s also age appropriate and youthful. Maintenance is required to avoid the look turning brassy, but the effect is really natural and glowing. This is more than what’s necessary to accentuate your features.
#41 Beige Blonde Waves with Soft Contouring
The beige-blonde contouring is placed right around the face; lighter where dimension is desired and slightly deeper where shadow is desired. The mid-length looks nice and the gentle wave pattern prevents the hair from looking too boxy. For people with naturally darker hair, I would recommend going darker on top of the blonde as it will make your hair and skin look fresher and you might find yourself wanting to maintain the blonde a lot. On mature skin, that level of intentional placement outweighs any specific cut or length, so for the mid-lengths, it gives a lot of volume and versatility.
#42 Butter Blonde Mid-Length with Strategic Layering
Everyday manageability comes from the way it has been layered. It gives the illusion of styling, when really you can be as low-maintenance as you like. For fine hair, the layers create the illusion of more volume. The bright butter blonde will be a warm complement to your complexion, even as your skin tone changes. To keep your blonde from becoming brassy and to prolong the life of your color, use sulfate-free products. This shade will require regular maintenance. This length is particularly nice on oval and heart-shaped faces.
#43 Caramel and Blonde Waves with Layered Volume
Caramel and blonde highlights add a naturally warm touch to hair. It looks more like beachy summery colors than an obvious trip to the salon. The layers help create volume around the face which is nice for thicker hair. It also helps to soften the bone structure of the face. The bright highlights will require more maintenance to keep them from becoming brassy which will take effort and commitment. You will achieve a perfect balance between modern chic and relaxed. You will also have great versatility to style it however you’d like with this length.
#44 Light Blonde Waves with Face-Framing Softness
The overall appearance of this haircut is significantly altered thanks to the face framing layers that end around the cheekbone. For square and heart face shapes, this is great because they provide shape to the face without being too overwhelming. With the shoulder length, you have a nice volume and flexibility from the fine hair of yours with the light blonde waves. It requires some upkeep though; the waves require some maintenance to keep them in (like his a curling iron or rollers), and a lighter color will require regular root touch ups. However, the way the subtle blend of tones catches light is a wonderful way to give the skin a soft glow and that alone makes this look very high effort.
#45 Golden-Blonde Layered Bob with Seamless Color
My favorite part about this is how soft and seamless the color transitions are. They really look like they were just smudged together which also makes it feel very low maintenance. Of course, the color will need an occasional toning but the way all the shades are blended together makes it feel really low maintenance. It also gives the hair more shape and volume which is great. This length is great for giving a soft frame around the face, especially for round and oval face shapes. The texture and density of the hair is so healthy which is so important for great hair. Hopefully that all makes sense, but it’s such a youthful hairstyle. I just love it!
#46 Long Natural Waves in Warm Blonde
I find it great that these long, textured waves look nice on more mature clients. The waves soften all the features, and the blondes and grays look seamless and natural. The tones look dimensional and soft rather than harsh. With wavy hair, this look is great because it pretty much takes care of itself. For those wanting to keep the gray blend at the salon, I would suggest this look as it is more focused on enhancement rather than coverage. This style ages beautifully and is far more attractive than working against nature.
#47 Soft Blonde Shag with Natural Highlights
I like the design as it is not immediately evident what it is. The cut is form balanced due to the longer fringe, which gives form to the face in a manner most people would be unable to articulate. Finer hair tends to lie flatter, but with soft layers added some volume will be achieved. The combination of natural highlights and the warm sun tone to matured skin creates an ageless effect, which is wonderful. Also, natural highlights and ageless skin is great, and so is this update. This will not feel like a big change which is what most people want. Just remember that keeping the layers and their defining shape in mind is something that will need to be done regularly.
#48 Silver Layered Bob for Embracing Gray
Instead of going against the natural beauty of gray hair, why not work with it? A layered bob with a silver finish looks especially stunning and effortless. The silver coloring will need upkeep and frequent trims will be necessary, but this style will not give you any trouble between visits. It looks nice and polished on medium density hair and won’t require a ton of maintenance. This length and shape will be extremely flattering on your face if you have an oval or heart shaped face. Something about this cut also makes it extremely appealing to embrace silver hair.
#49 Curled Blonde Bob for Warmth and Volume
Soft curls look great on fine hair because they add volume without it being obvious that added volume was the goal. The light blonde color enhances the complexion beautifully, and is gentle rather than harsh. On round and heart shaped faces the way the curls fall is quite flattering. I appreciate that this haircut grows out nicely and maintains its shape without getting that ‘just got a haircut’ appearance. There is daily styling involved to make the curls appear intentional but the haircut is very low maintenance and easy to live with. It’s the type of hair that looks done without it being overly styled.
#50 Sun-Kissed Dimensional Waves in Golden Blonde
Long layers create an impact. On finer hair, they create a fake sense of volume and movement, both of which are lacking. The golden tones create a pleasant mixture with lighter pieces and seamlessly allow for more warmth to be added to lighter skin tones in a way that is more natural and less over the top. To achieve these specific curls, you would need to use some heat which means being serious about using a heat protectant and maintaining your conditioning to avoid any damage from the heat over time. If your hair is straight or even just a little wavy, that also requires heat styling, plus the ongoing commitment to maintain a color to avoid any brassy tones. But when the color is fresh and hair is in good condition, the waves will be. Overall, the hair will catch the light beautifully.
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