For long, thick hair, opt for bottom layers, not around the face. It lightens the look, adds movement, says a NYC hairstylist.
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Long layers
Get bangs with a high forehead; they distract from facial flaws. Long, side-swept bangs minimize forehead lines. Varying lengths highlight cheekbones, keep eyes visible.
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Asymmetrical bangs
Heat styling and chemical treatments age hair. Opt for a cropped cut like Viola Davis' to avoid damage and keep hair looking youthful and healthy.
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Slightly cropped haircut
Long hair past 40? Embrace it! Thick, shoulder-length or longer hair looks youthful and polished, avoiding the dreaded triangle effect of shorter styles.
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Shoulder-length hair
Chin-length hair lifts the face, avoiding emphasis on drooping features. Shorter styles act as a non-surgical facelift, diverting attention from imperfections.
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Curly bob
Wavy hair? Lucky you! Its versatile texture lets you rock it straight. Get it blown out and check for any uneven spots when wearing it natural.
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Long hair with waves
Layered cuts enhance natural curl texture. Avoid overly short layers. Use Oribe's Curl Control Silkening Creme and wide-tooth comb for defined curls. Avoid touching wet hair to prevent frizz. Gently squeeze dry hair for softer look.
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Ombre ringlet hairstyle
As you age, facial features become more pronounced. Long, limp hair adds weight, reducing volume. A shorter style prevents flatness and softens angular features.
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Side-swept bangs
Renowned hairstylist advocates for shorter, bolder styles for older women. Tight sides and voluminous tops frame the face, especially for those with thin hair.
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Sleek undercuts