Johann Hunt
Finding a style that complements your features, hair type, and personal style gets harder as you age. However, your crown is the ultimate accessory, and it should be able to make a statement even in your 60s. Here are 15 hairdos that scream youthful vitality and punch that’ll help you do that!
The Classic Bob
Rock a chic bob cut for instant bulk and that youthful glow. This timeless cut is universally flattering and requires minimal maintenance. It also effortlessly frames your face, can be styled with or without bangs, and works well with most hair types.
Wavy Medium-Length Shag
The shag is a perfect way to add feel and fullness to medium-length hair with its messy layers. It’s also a flexible look that can be worn sleek and straight or with waves and curls, effortlessly giving a relaxed vibe.
Long Layers
Flowing hair can be just as flattering as short hair over 60. Long layers feature strategically placed tiers that add fullness, coarseness, and movement to your crown, creating a flattering and dynamic silhouette.
Pixie sporting Highlights
A pixie cut is a stylish, low-maintenance option for women rocking short hair. Adding highlights adds dimension, brightens the face, and shows off your features. You can also experiment with different textures and colors to create a unique look.
Shoulder-Length Lob
The lob (long bob) is a versatile style worn straight, rippled, or curly. Opt for a shoulder-length lob to exude elegance and modernity, featuring a flowing but manageable length. Add highlights for dimension and a touch of youthful radiance.
Blunt Cut with Bangs
Adopt a boldly refined appearance with bangs cut in a defined style, offering a sleek and contemporary edge. Such a look boosts your confidence and adds an avant-garde touch. Polished finishes come from blunt ends, and strategically framed bangs draw attention to the eyes, emphasizing a youthful zest.
Layered Bob sporting Side Bangs
Besides adding depth and complexity, this hairdo easily outlines your face and accentuates your features. The tiers create movement and body, while the side fringe adds playful elegance.
Wavy Lob with Curtain forelocks
Curtain forelocks are a soft and flattering option to wear with various hairstyles. This contemporary coiffure offers a flawless balance of sophistication and relaxation. The gentle waves add consistency and bulk, while the curtain fringe shapes the face with a soft, elegant touch.
Chin-Length Bob featuring Angled Layers
Styling a chic chin-length bob featuring angled tiered cuts is a great way to add volume and movement to your fine hair. The sharp tiers aid in creating the illusion of thicker hair with its movement and coarseness, making it an ideal hairstyle for the office or a night out on the town
Short Stacked Bob
This one is a chic and modern choice for ladies with fine hair. The stacked back-tiered cuts add bulk, body, and lift, while the short length makes it easy to maintain.
Asymmetrical Bob
The asymmetrical cut’s uneven length adds interest and depth to the hair. It’s a trendy option for ladies above 60 who want a unique and stylish haircut. If you want to feel confident and stylish on your terms, this is the go-to hairdo!
Long Pixie with Side Swept forelocks
Another banger for short-haired women is the extended pixie with side-swept forelocks. With its shorter sides and elongated top, this style softens facial features and adds an edgy, lively flair.
Tousled Lob
Relaxed and smooth, the tousled lob is ideal for ladies rocking rippled or curly hair. This hairdo adds consistency and fullness while the extended length is still flattering. The result is a carefree vibe with an air of refinement.
Pixie with flowing tiers
Make a bold statement rocking a spunky cut featuring extended tiered cuts, the flawless blend of daring and feminine charm. This edgy yet versatile coiffure boasts short sides and back, while its longer tiered cuts on top add movement and texture, creating a dynamic look that’s both chic and playful.
Choppy Bob with Choppy Bangs
This twist on the traditional bob introduces volume and texture through its uneven and layered ends, making it a fabulous option for thin hair. The choppy fringe can help to hide wrinkles on the forehead – a significant win for the older mamas!
Layered Crop
The layers make others think your hair is fuller, making it a good option for thinning hair. The layered crop is easy to maintain and gives you many styling options.
Face-Framing Layers
Face-framing layers are haircuts that frame the face, highlighting the features. This style can help soften facial features and create a more youthful appearance. It works with medium and long hair lengths and has various styling options.
Feathered Layers
These soft, blended layers create a feather-like effect in your hair. Not only does it make your hair look fuller, but it also gives it a more youthful appearance. Feathered layers work well with medium to long hair lengths, and you can use a blow dryer or curling iron to style them and enhance the feathered effect.
Side Part
As simple as a side part is, it remains an effective way to add volume and texture to your hair. This style works well with short and long hair lengths and can be easily achieved with a comb or your fingers. A side part can help balance your facial features and create a youthful look.
Textured Pixie
A textured pixie cut is a short hairstyle with layers and texture throughout. It brings fullness and youthfulness to your hair appearance. Apart from being easy to maintain, this style can be styled in various ways.
The article is feaaturing hairstyles for women over 60. All of the examples (but one) are of women under 30??
Worthless article featuring hairstyles for woen over 60. All but one of the examples are of girls under 30.
The hairstyles for women over 60 are ridiculous! The models were young and not over 60. ALL the long styles do not look good on older ladies. The length drags their faces down and are not becoming. How about showing some realistic styles for over 60 modeled by women actually over 60!