There is a fashion trend for women over 70 years old of sporting short hair with bangs. Some clients come in almost apologizing for requesting something fun. As if, at some point in time, there is an age that one may reach, and they no longer are allowed to have an enjoyable haircut. That is not a thing! With my years in this business, I certainly know that a good short style with a good set of bangs will absolutely change someone. This is not a feel-good phrase. I have watched many women change their attitude, touch their hair, and literally look in the mirror and say, WOW I forgot I could look like this.
Some Clients are hesitant about bangs, and I often remind them that, in fact, it’s often easier to get bangs at 70 than it is at 30. Hair typically becomes softer and easier to style with age. Additionally, the self-conscious lines on the forehead that the wrinkles/bangs cover are great for bangs. Years ago, I had a client who was 73, and hadn’t changed her hair since the 90’s. When I received her, she said, “I just want to look like myself again.” We gave her a pixie cut with some bangs and she cried. I love what I do so much! If you’re considering a look with short hair and bangs, I would love to inspire you with some short looks. It is a joy to transform a look and I hope you enjoy the styles.
#1: Warm Auburn Feathered Short Crop with Wispy Micro-Bangs
This haircut has an ear-to-nape length and has feathered micro bangs that just graze the forehead. I really like the even graduation layers at the top because it adds height without any extra work. The warm auburn color does a lot for you: it brightens your complexion and adds life, which you want from a color at this length. The soft texture of the cut also comes from slide cutting, so the cut will be softer and choppier. The color and volume will take a bit of maintenance, but with the upkeep, the volume will definitely be worth it.
#2 Short Textured Copper Crop with Soft Feathered Bangs
I really like this. The lift at the crown is perfect. It is a short textured crop with feather bangs that have an airy look. The look could be bad, but in this case it is not at all. The back has stacked graduation and point cutting through the top gives it shape without any weight. There is some light razor work that keeps it from looking blocky. The color is copper with babylights and a little root smudge that gives it dimension so it does not read flat. You do need to style this daily to keep that airiness. It won’t just air dry and look like this. Beware that copper tones brass up, and you will want a gloss every few weeks to keep it looking intentional.
#3 Short Curly Crop with Wispy Brow-Grazing Curls
The stylist for this cut definitely knew what they were doing because they worked with the client’s curl pattern rather than against it. This is a short curly crop, with bangs that are about 1-3 inches and some length on the top. It’s been cut dry and curl-by-curl, which is the only way to cut curly hair this short to ensure it looks good when it dries. The clean taper on the nape is nice, and the warm blonde balanced with root shadow creates a soft glow. The little cowlick at the crown is also a special touch… instead of trying to flatten it, they used it for lift, which is something I wish more stylists would do. You will be needing a diffuser and some scrunching every day to define those curls, so if you’re someone who prefers smooth, straight hair this is definitely not your cut.
#4 Short Copper Micro-Pixie with Razored Brow-Fringe
This is an example of a micro pixie, and I have a soft spot for these because they are so low effort once you get the cut right. There is a razor texture through the top and a brow-grazing fringe with a little cowlick at the crown doing the lord’s work giving you height. It feels lightweight and clean, very unbothered in the best way. The ginger copper with little lowlights keeps it from looking one-dimensional. The only thing is with this much razor work you will get some flyaways so keep some wax or pomade nearby for smoothing and stay on top of your color because a glaze this coppery will fade.
#5 Short Ginger Pixie with Wispy Side-Swept Mini Bangs
I really love ginger pixie cuts! They work really well with warm skin tones and freckles and everything just comes together. This one is super cropped with extra textured side bangs and a tapered nape so it’s neat, close and has a lot of personality. One thing I would be honest about with a client is that vivid copper shows regrowth so quickly and if your hair is really thin or low in density it can look a bit sparse at this length. But, if you have fine hair that is medium and has enough volume, I would recommend telling your stylist to give you a short graduation with point-cut ends and a demi-permanent copper glaze. It keeps the tone warm without any harsh lightening.
#6 Chestnut Tapered Pixie with Soft Blunt Fringe
This is one of those pixie styles that looks simple but is actually cut pretty well, and you can tell by how the fringe sits. Just a nice 1 to 2 inch blunt bang with a tapered nape and soft graduation around the ears. Good for concealing thinning at the temples which, let’s be honest, is something a lot of my 70+ clients are dealing with. The chestnut is pretty, the density at the crown is surprisingly good. I’d texturize with point cutting and a light thinning shear to keep bulk in check. You won’t spend a lot of time styling this which is nice, but you will be in for trims regularly because those bangs grow out fast, and the shape loses its crispness.
#7 Textured Brown Pixie with Brow-Skimming Wisps
I really like this look because it’s soft and pretty rather than trying to be edgy. This is a crown to ear length pixie cut with delicate wisps that brush the bangs. There’s a natural crown swirl, which is great because that means more lift so I won’t have to do as much work to style it in the morning. The babylights with razor textured layered provide a soft depth to the look that isn’t too complicated and this style is really amazing because it suits oval and heart shaped faces. Plus, blow dry time is super low. If you have coarse hair, I wouldn’t suggest this style since the thinner layers can look really bulky and puffy, and for the crown rotation, make sure to layer it in that direction otherwise it will sit really weird.
#8 Chestnut Feathered Short Bob with Soft Brow-Skimming Fringe
Graduated layering at the top gives this style more of a short bob look than pixie, sitting between the chin and the ear. A lovely touch to complete the style is the soft micro-fringe. The warm chestnut shade with just the right amount of red is stunning. The color appears dimensional rather than flat as the babylights and root melt provide nice dimension. Softening the face and framing the eyes beautifully, this style is ideal for women in their 70s. The fringe will require constant light shaping and the thicker it becomes, the more charming it will lose. The color will require blended root maintenance to look naturally kept.
#9 Soft Platinum Pixie with Subtle Blunt Fringe
Platinum hair can be very striking, and with such a short cut, it can often be a mistake, but with this option, it certainly looks great. The top length is only about 1-2 inches, combined with a tapered nape and ear grazing wispy pieces. The fringe is blunt cut and soft, contributing to the overall clean look. The short length crown cowlick adds nice natural volume and is a gift for this length. All complexions with platinum hair looks good and helps to brighten the area around the eyes, but for maintenance, there is a lot to consider for maintaining this colour. To keep the ends looking blonde and toned, there will need to be some appointments made. The fringe will also need a good amount of maintenance, as it can quickly look sideways if it’s not kept shaped regularly. For the crown, I would suggest some light razor texturing and a shadow root to make the regrowth look a bit less obvious between salon visits.
#10 Sunlit Short Layered Pixie with Soft Side-Swept Bangs
This cropped pixie is stunning with her feathered side-swept bangs and razor-pointed layers. I appreciate how it disguises thinning hair while not looking like a wig. I do a lot of these types of cuts for my 70+ clients. The warm interior thinning and root-smudge lowlight create seamless movement. With an oval face and fine-to-medium straight hair, she has a subtle crown point that works in her favor. It also softens forehead lines, and styling is a breeze. Daily root-lift and regular maintenance shaping will be needed to keep the silhouette as it is. I wouldn’t recommend this for extremely coarse or tightly curled hair, as it simply won’t behave the same.
#11 Raspberry Copper Layered Pixie with Face-Framing Babylights
This is a jaw-grazing layered pixie with micro bangs and great wispy texture along with brightening complexion face-framing babylights. The crown has razor texturing for volume, and a root smudge for depth so it isn’t too one-note. I especially like it on oval-to-heart face shapes. It creates the illusion of thickness which is always a win. The thing with a vivid copper like this is that it requires more color maintenance, and more upkeep on the bangs which need daily smoothing to keep the piecey look from turning into messy. Also, targeted lowlights are needed.
#12. Textured Chestnut Pixie with Brow-Skimming Micro Fringe
The hairstyle offers a nice and well-crafted structured pixie with thick ear to crown hair length that features some texturizing razors, point cutting, a stacked nape, and a brow-skimming micro fringe that frames the eyes. This style is perfect for oval and longer shaped faces and works best for fine to medium straight hair. The light babylights at the crown give a great optical volume, and blend greys well with a semi-perm glaze. Be ready for frequent and precise trims to the fringe every 3 to 4 weeks, and non-negotiable daily root-lift styling. Not suitable for very coarse, or tightly curled hair.
#13 Mahogany Rounded Jaw-Grazing Bob with Soft Sheer Fringe
A polished rounded bob is the ultimate highlight and this one is absolutely gorgeous! The beautiful mahogany color reflects the light wonderfully and pairs beautifully with the short sheer curtain fringe. This bob has internal layers located at the crown to help add some volume and an inward bevel at the nape to create the rounded, clear finish. The depth of the lowlights and roots add lots of dimension which brightens the eyes. Overall the look is clean, polished, and the best part is, it doesn’t feel stiff! This style is perfect for oval or heart-shaped faces and is best suited for fine to medium textured straight hair. For all of the readers with a busy schedule, it is important to note that this hairstyle will require heat styling every single day! If you’re looking for an easy, low-maintenance hairstyle, this one will fall very short of that goal.
#14 Radiant Copper Layered Bob with Side-Swept Fringe
A stacked graduation at the nape combined with soft internal layers adds effortless lift to this chin-length rounded bob, and the ease of cutting it certainly speaks for itself. The soft side-swept feathered fringe does a beautiful job of framing the face. The warm copper color looks stunning, and the natural-looking lighter regrowth at the crown adds dimension and is one of those happy accidents a good stylist would leave alone. Remember that red fades faster than almost any other color family, so you will need to maintain demi-gloss to keep it looking fresh. With this cut you will be smoothing every day to keep that round top behaving, and you will need to do some maintenance to the top to keep that round silhouette top behaving.
#15 Glossy Jet-Black Rounded Bob with Full Brow-Skimming Fringe
I understand your concerns regarding jet black hair as it can come across as quite harsh; however, it works for this client, especially with her blue eyes and long face. It’s a jaw-grazing blunt bob with a full, straight, brow-skimming fringe cut one length with subtle internal gradings to help it flip under. The cowlick at the crown gives it a great natural lift. The fringe really accentuates her eyes. I do want to be honest with clients about this though – a heavy dark fringe can appear quite severe and the regrowth can be brutal against a jet black color so this will require a lot of maintenance.
#16 Golden Straw-Blonde Rounded Bob with Wispy Brow Fringe
This style works well for oval faces with straight, medium hair. It features a jaw-length rounded bob with see-through bangs that end at the brow, and graduated bangs that hit the nape. The bob is long enough to encourage an intentional inward roll instead of an awkward, non-styled chin-level look. The warm babylights with a root shadow blend and babylights look good and are clever. They brighten the eyes and soften the jawline. They also don’t need much styling, maybe a round brush for a few minutes. The bangs and slightly cowlicky crown probably need some morning touch ups. A little light mousse or some smoothing will keep everything in place.
#17 Warm Copper Rounded Bob with Short Blunt Fringe
The blunt micro bangs are what I love the most. I think this style adds a hint of European inspiration, which is particularly stylish for women in their 70s. This is a clear copper-red jaw-length rounded bob with a stacked nape to add some lift, and just the right amount of wispiness in the fringe to soften the brow. This style is most flattering for oval or heart shapes and fine to medium hair. To keep her hair looking polished, a rounded brush blow dry and a glossing service is essential. Given that red shades are prone to fading, she will need to schedule gloss and root smudge appointments every couple of weeks, and the fringe will require frequent trimming to maintain the desired look. There is a small crown cowlick here that may need to be smoothed out while blow drying, but it’s nothing very significant.
#18 Light Blonde Chin-Length Round Bob with Wispy Side-Swept Micro Bangs
I see warm champagne blonde hair elegantly mixed with silver with some natural highlights peeking through. She has a chin-length rounded bob and wispy micro bangs that are side swept. Her hair is a soft wave with a small crown cowlick which tells me to add some short internal layering at the crown for lift while keeping the perimeter one length with light point texturizing. The benefits are soft facial framing and youthful movement without bulk. You will need to do some round brush blowout or root lifting to maintain the shape along with a clarifying gloss once in a while to keep the brass away.
#19 Sun-Kissed Textured Chin-Length Bob with Brow-Grazing Bangs
This chin-length bob has soft layers and is designed to be effortless. The ends are point cut and thinned internally to encourage waves. I appreciate that the stylist worked with the lift from the mini crown cowlick instead of fighting against it. The framing of the face is immediate and the movement is gorgeous. Bangs will require daily shaping, and if you want those lighter pieces to stay bright, you will need purple toning to combat the brass. Coarse hair will need to be thinned more than average to achieve this look.
#20 Round Chestnut Bob with Micro-Fringe and Crown Layering
This look consists of a sculpted bob, chopped fringe, internal radial layers on top for lift, and is accentuated by a slight shimmer at the ends. This look would suit heart or oval face shapes best, and the ideal hair type would be straight, fine to medium, with great density. I appreciate the neatness of this style, my only critique is that this polished style is not a wash and wear, it requires a blow dry with a round brush and soft holding product to give the intended silhouette, worth the extra effort if you like a bowled out polished finish.
#21 Warm Chestnut Rounded Bob with Soft Brow-Grazing Curtain Bangs
I appreciate the inner gradation because it gives an understated halo effect at the temples, creating a lovely rounded chin-length bob with warm chestnut tones and soft lowlights. The micofeathering is seamlessly integrated on the sides and I find it particularly flattering for those 70+. It’s a soft contemporary touch that helps lift the eyes without being too trendy or trying to hard. Light dry styling should be all that is required. Of course on coarse hair this may be counterproductive and some precision point cutting and texturing may be required to keep the bangs from being too heavy.
#22 Rounded Jaw-Grazing Bob with Deep Side-Swept Fringe
This hairstyle has a bob that is jaw-length with side-swept bangs. The natural lowlights look better than any foils on the contrary. I must say, the silver at the division reads as lowlights. Balanced stacking and soft graduation at the nape creates a crown lift and a subtle weight line. It’s flattering with face framing and the finish on it is polished to the max. The trade-off is that it will require a round brush blowout to maintain that shape. So if you don’t like to spend time styling this definitely is not the one for you. This will definitely not work well on tight curls either.
#23 Short Copper Layered Bob with Soft Babylight Fringe
I love this hairstyle! It’s a jaw-length bob that has layered cutting with point cutting at the crown for some lift and a wispy fringe that is vertically sliced to soften the look and keep freckles (which are a nice touch!) visible. The babylight copper tones are warm and youthful but not too bright and even lightens the skin! This style works best with straight to wavy hair that is of medium density. The upkeep is fairly easy, just a low-heat blowout is all that is required to style. The fringe will require daily shaping and the copper glaze will need to be glossed periodically in order to avoid brassy tones. I also appreciate the subtle crown cowlick used for the natural lift!
#24 Deep Burgundy Chin-Length Bob with Blunt Micro-Bangs
The deep burgundy chin-length one-length bob with blunt micro bangs is an eye-catching bold haircut that compliments oval and heart-shaped faces. It is designed for straight fine-to-medium hair. Some internal layering is added to create a soft curve at the chin and crown. The violet-red shade combined with a slight shadow root and gray regrowth is visible and I suggest demi-glaze for a lower maintenance approach as single-process vivid red is high color commitment. It beautifully frames the face and covers temple thinning well. Bangs can draw attention to finer hair though and the color is high maintenance, so there’s that to consider as well.
#25 Creamy Beige Rounded Bob with Sheer Brow-Grazing Bangs
I adore this chin-length rounded bob with light bangs that skim the eyebrows and have been razor thinned for a softer finish. The creamy beige color is also so flattering on mature skin. There’s soft interior graduation at the nape, slight stacking at the crown for some lift, and point cutting throughout. The blended gray shows natural dimension and depth. It does need a quick round brush blowout to hold that nice inward curve, and be forewarned that sheer bangs can separate on oilier skin/foreheads so having dry shampoo on hand may be necessary.
#26 Warm Auburn Rounded Bob with Feathered Micro Fringe
This bob has lovely warm auburn color and chin length rounded cut, feathers micro fringes, and is exceptionally stunning. It is perfect for an oval face shape, fine to medium straight hair and light to medium density. With short interior graduation at the crown and ends razored, it lightens the overall look. The subtle perimeter babylights are a good touch. Micro fringes will need daily smoothing and if grey hair is a concern, glossing will need to be done regularly. It is the face framing and top volume that makes it all worthwhile.
#27 Warm Copper Jaw-Grazing Bob with Textured Blunt Fringe
Warm copper jaw grazing bob with blunt textured bangs. This one has some interior stacking and vertical point cuts for some crown lift, and the broken edge gives it texture without being too messy. It sits at the jaw and is most flattering on oval to heart shapes, fine to medium hair with a light natural wave. The eye framing is nice and gives a fuller look. From an upkeep standpoint, red is going to need a Demi-permanent glaze to maintain, and the bangs will need some light heat styling to keep the line looking clean.
#28 Soft Ash-Blonde Rounded Bob with Textured Brow-Grazing Bangs
This specific hairstyle features a rounded bob that finishes at the jaw with a subtle micro-graduation at the crown. It works best with fine to medium hair and has an effect of framing the face. This style offers built-in volume and is ideal for an oval face shape. It is easy to style as it’s amazing for air drying. Daily smoothing of the fringe will be required. To prevent your ash-blonde hair color from becoming brassy, use violet gloss and purple shampoo. Light texturing and graduations will create an effortless look.
#29 Copper Red Textured Pixie with Brow-Grazing Fringe
What I want to highlight the most about this cut is how custom it is to the client. We have a short tapered pixie cut, with a longer brow-grazing fringe and stacked nape, along with some razored textured layers and point cutting at the ends for a peicey effect. With some strawberry-blonde babylights on top, it creates the illusion of more depth. There’s a small diagonal crown cowlick that was left undone to create some natural lift. All of this means this cut was designed specifically for this head of hair and will look completely different on someone else, and that’s what most people forget. With the right products, a matte paste, little blow drying, and this will style up well. I just wanted to mention that the red tones will fade quicker, as well as the fringe will need daily smoothing.
#30 Textured Espresso Pixie with Sheer Brow-Grazing Fringe
The espresso color features warm undertones that beautifully blend into gray and the short stacked graduation at the crown with point-cut layers that add lift without bulk look really good on oval to long-oval face shapes as they widen and open the eye area. The ear-skimming pixie and the sheer brow-grazing fringe are contemporary and styling them with a round brush is a breeze. The bangs may draw attention to the texture on your forehead and if you are after some root lift a very light styling product is essential. This style is not the most suitable for tight curls, those who like the option to ponytail, or those who like the option to ponytail.
#31 Pastel Rose Gold Choppy Pixie with Feathered Micro-Bangs
This is a fun cut with a short temple and nape area, choppy longer crown layers, and a feathery micro-bang. The color is pastel rose gold with a soft root shadow. I think it’s really cute and modern for 70+ clients who want something with a bit more unexpected edge. This cut would also require minimal styling, and it lifts the face and is fun! However, I have to be honest that pastel colors do fade quickly. You will need color masks between appointments, and it will fade a lot faster than a natural color would as well. Also, please don’t over-texturize. With fine hair, you want to avoid showing the scalp because that’s not the look we’re going for. I would approach this with point cutting at the crown, some light razor texturizing through the ends, and gentle refreshing with a demi-permanent pastel toner.
#32 Textured Copper Micro Pixie with Piecey Baby Bangs
Right now short pixie cuts are trending and this one stands out with its interesting texturized finish and bangs. The top of the head has been done with micro layering for added height and volume, and the whole look gives off an eclectic vintage vibe which I think works particularly well for mature women. This look will suit oval and heart shaped faces and straight hair of fine to medium density. For this look I would opt for a combination of point cutting, some light razor texturizing, and for added dimension, a hand painted light copper babylights. I like working with a natural crown cowlick because it gives natural lift and makes it easy to style, so you won’t have to worry about that everyday styling struggle. You’re going to need a salt spray or styling paste, and the brighter the copper the more touch up color it’s going to need.
#33 Feathered Silver Pixie with Micro-Brow Bangs
This style combines a cropped feathered pixie, micro brow bangs, stacked crown graduation, plus ear-skimming tapered sides. It’s also really lightweight, reduces bulk, and is easy for air-dry styling so it covers a lot of practical bases. Best for straight fine to medium density hair and oval or longer face shapes. Razor point cutting with a soft root smudge creates added texture and depth. The fringe can probably be shaped daily to sit forward, and to be honest, it really depends on how deep the forehead texture is. It can draw attention to forehead lines so that can be something to consider.
#34 Short Spiky Copper Pixie with Feathered Micro Fringe
The face is lifted with this cut and there is more emphasis on the eyes. The color is a warm copper which matches the brightness of the style. The crown is point cut layered and has been razor textured to control a natural cowlick and give great separation. It is low bulk and achieve instant lift. The vivid copper color may need frequent visits. Daily use of styling paste will be necessary to achieve and if your hair is really thick or coarse then more thinning or scissor-over-comb will be necessary to achieve this. This cut is really for finer hair textures.
#35 Copper Feathered Pixie with Soft Micro-Bangs
The warm copper feathered pixie is a very short tapered nape design. This includes a layered crown with soft micro bangs (vertical point cutting for movement on the bangs that span the forehead). This style is most suited for women at 70+ with straight to slightly wavy, medium-fine hair. It softens the brow and gives uplift which is highly flattering for an oval or heart-shaped face. With a warm copper color, regular touch-up will be required to avoid brassiness, and bangs will require a tiny amount of daily styling, while this texture is less forgiving on coarse or tightly curled hair. When it does, it really does.
#36 Striking Silver Bob with Light Feathered Bangs
The silver bob is a great example of a style that appears simple and easy to customize. The light feathering in the bangs adds volume to the area where fine hair tends to sit flat. Overall, the cut accentuates the cheekbones and jawline, but stops it from appearing too harsh and obvious. This is a neat style for someone active and who does not want to spend a lot of time working on their hair. I do believe that it will need quite regular trims to keep the edge sharp, as it will quickly lose its clean look once it starts to grow a little.
#37 Soft Silver Layered Bob with Feathered Finish
This layered bob really shows off some talent!! The soft silver color mixes nicely with the client’s natural gray so it will be less upkeep on the root growth. I know that is important to my 70+ clients who are tired of the color cycles. The layers create volume for fine hair, and the finishing touches to the edges create a light and refreshing airy look with movement. While this hairstyle is flattering on most face shapes, it looks the best on oval and heart shapes. To ensure your hair looks good, you will need to come to the salon regularly for a layer tidy up, but the good news is that to maintain the style, it takes little effort!
#38 Charming Textured Pixie Cut with Wispy Bangs
If you want a nice style that doesn’t take a lot of time to do everyday, this would be a great choice, and I mean that in a positive way. The layers create more volume for thinner hair, and wispy bangs make a softer look. This is nice for people with angled faces who want softer features. It’s nice to showcase the eyes and cheekbones without overpowering everything else. Less hair means less hassle to style. The downside is requiring more frequent trims to maintain the style. A pixie this short will get shaggy quickly.
#39 Classic Light Silver Bob with Sleek Fringe
I think this bob is very chic and contemporary. The sleek fringe helps to highlight and frame the face, drawing attention to the cheekbones. The light silver color mixed with gray strands makes the color easy to maintain. The precision layering gives shape and volume to finer hair, and allows you to style the hair smooth or with some texture depending on your mood. This cut gives some styling flexibility. It’s low effort to keep the fringe and bob shape with trims.
#40 Platinum Rounded Bob with Soft Fringe
This bob is custom made, it has a soft fringe that exquisitely lifts the whole look and a bob that is cut evenly provides a refreshingly new look. This cut works with thick hair to give a clean look without needing to put in a lot of effort to style it. The brighter platinum shades will need maintenance as they can look dull or yellow if not kept up to date. The soft bob curves also frame the face, so it can look very elegant on oval and heart shaped faces and the bright color is a pleasing contrast with older skins.
#41 Elegant Soft Silver Textured Cut with Natural Flow
I really love the cut. The light layers add movement and texture without being too fussy. Personally, the short length is practical because it reduces styling time. This cut also really helps frame my face and adds volume to finer hair – which I love, it looks more natural and not done. It really does need shaping regularly to keep the flow. I’ve noticed it can lose the intentional feel. I think this cut is perfect for people that want to keep length, but also want an easy and low maintenance style.
#42 Refined Silver Pixie with Delicate Texture
I love this pixie style! It looks so good and feels so light. For finer hair, it creates the illusion of fullness. It is low-maintenance and lightweight. The best part is that it really doesn’t require very many products. Who wants to use five products just to style their hair in the morning? While finer hair may need a little upkeep around the shape, It can lose its shape by the middle of the day. Keeping a texturizing spray in your bag will help with that. Overall this style is perfect because of its great blend of style and ease.
#43 Silver Voluminous Waves with Light Fringe
This style is easy to maintain. It features a light fringe and waves that add volume to fine hair. This will suit oval and heart shapes. The color silvery grey softens natural grey and also means the pressure of coloring is gone. There is some upkeep involved with the waves-maintaining condition plus a curl enhancer to keep the waves defined. For a soft feminine style the upkeep is worth it.
#44 Sleek Silver Bob with Subtle Layering
This beautiful silver bob is a stunning example of how to combine simplicity and elegance when it comes to a haircut. The layers that are subtle framed around the face help soften the features and give a lift which is ideal for fine hair because it adds volume, and remains low maintenance. The classic bob length is a versatile cut that is short enough to avoid blow drying it every morning, but it is also long enough so that you can still play around with a variety of different styling options. To get sharp lines and a clean cut, you will need to visit the salon often for trims and that is the trade off you get with precise bobs. If you do keep up with regular haircuts, then you will have a polished and sophisticated look.
#45 Soft Silver Textured Crop with Face-Framing Layers
This style has short feathery layers that frame and soften the face and require almost no styling. The light silver color is very flattering and brightens the complexion beautifully. It is ideal for finer hair as it provides volume and movement with minimal effort. Maintaining regular trims will be necessary to keep the delicate texture looking sharp and clean. But for such a pretty style, that’s a small price to pay. It is one of those styles that I would recommend to anyone who says they want to look good without the effort.
#46 Rich Chestnut Rounded Bob with Light Layering
My favorite color is chestnut. It is warm and rich. I always recommend layering for rounded bobs to highlight the face and make it look younger. In your case, I would suggest very light layering to help create some volume while keeping the hair fuller and not too flat, which is key if the hair is fine/medium. This style suits your face nicely and is easy to maintain. Just be aware that the rounded cut is going to require more regular trips to the salon to maintain that polished look because it will lose the shape once it starts to grow out.
#47 Modern Silver Pixie with Textured Layers
This pixie cut is cute and is easy to manage which is what a lot of my clients tend to ask for. The short layers create more volume and make the hair look fuller which is great for clients with thinner hair. The soft layers also soften the look of the face and enhance the eyes and cheekbones. Overall maintenance is fairly low, but if you have very straight hair you may need to use some light hold styling products to keep the hair looking textured and shaped throughout the day. A little bit of light hold product to your fingers is usually enough.
#48 Golden Tousled Pixie with Voluminous Layers
The golden highlights work well with your cool and neutral undertones. This haircut adds volume and body to fine hair. Hair that is tousled and layered looks warmer and is simple to care for. To maintain a full head of hair, very little styling is required. The length of the layers provides a lot of movement. This is an excellent option for someone who wants to look put together without having to spend a lot of time on day-to-day upkeep.
#49 Silky Silver Graduated Bob with Side-Swept Bangs
Choosing this graduated bob is an easy decision because it is stylish and low maintenance. The silky silver color is elegant and the side swept bangs move perfectly with the soft curves of the face. The back is shorter to give some lift for a more youthful appearance while the longer angled front remains modern. Some styling is necessary to keep the bangs shaped and the bob looking sleek, but the multiple options make it worth it. This is ideal for those with finer hair who want a fuller look.
#50 Silvery Sleek Classic Bob with Blunt Bangs
A classic style that has lasted for decades is the combination of blunts bangs and bob cuts. They are especially flattering on silver hair, as bob cuts are very youthful. Blunt bangs add a nice touch to your overall appearance and also help to showcase your best facial features. You cannot go wrong because you don’t have to style your hair daily. While a straight-across cut may draw attention to any wrinkles you have, this cut helps to create definition and contour to your face. This hairstyle is perfect for you if you like to be low-maintenance and still look good!
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