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1 week ago | 
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If you’re over 50 and thinking about going shorter, a choppy pixie is one of the easiest cuts to keep fresh without sacrificing style. It gives you shape, movement, and volume—especially if your hair’s starting to thin or lose density with age. The secret to keeping it modern? Texture. Ask for point-cutting or razor detailing to break up bulk and give your hair that airy, piece-y finish that lifts your whole look.
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2 weeks ago | 
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If you’ve been thinking about switching things up with a short cut that feels fresh and easy to manage, a pixie shag might just be your perfect match. It’s especially flattering for women over 50 because it adds movement, volume, and that lived-in texture that brings out your best features—without the upkeep of high-maintenance styles.
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4 weeks ago | 
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If you’re thinking about trying an angled bob, chances are you’re looking for something that feels fresh but still easy to manage. Angled bobs are perfect for adding structure and movement—especially if your hair’s starting to feel flat or shapeless. What a lot of people don’t realize is that the success of this cut depends on the angle to length ratio and your hair’s density.
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1 month ago | 
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Ribbons in your hair aren’t just for school picture day anymore—they’re having a full-on fashion moment. Whether you want to keep it soft and romantic with a flowy chiffon bow or go bold with a structured velvet ribbon, there’s a style for every mood. The trick to making this trend look fresh? Placement and proportion. A skinny ribbon tied around the base of a sleek pony adds just the right touch of polish, while a long, trailing bow woven into a braid gives effortless elegance.
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1 month ago | 
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If you’ve been thinking about chopping your hair, now’s the perfect time. Bobs are everywhere, and the styles keep getting better—whether you’re into sleek and polished, airy and voluminous, or something a little more undone. The biggest bob trend right now? Customization. Layers, bangs, flipped ends, and tailored lengths are making it easier than ever to find a bob that works for your face shape, hair type, and styling routine.
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1 month ago | 
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Everyone has their version of dream hair—whether it’s thick, flowing waves, perfectly defined curls, or a sleek, frizz-free look that lasts all day. But getting there isn’t just about using the right products; it’s about understanding what your hair actually needs. The secret? It starts with knowing your hair’s porosity, density, and natural pattern so you can work with your hair, not against it.
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1 month ago | 
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If you’re thinking about a spiky pixie cut, you probably want something bold, low-maintenance, and full of attitude. The right cut makes all the difference—too much bulk in the wrong areas, and it won’t spike up properly; too little texture, and it’ll fall flat. The key is in precise layering and the right styling techniques. A razor-cut pixie gives that airy, edgy finish, while point-cutting adds choppy definition. Styling is just as important as the cut itself.
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1 month ago | 
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Thinking about a pixie cut but worried about how it’ll look on a fuller face? Here’s the thing—the right pixie can actually enhance your features, not widen them. It’s all about choosing the right length, texture, and volume in the right places. A little extra height at the crown, side-swept bangs, or subtle layers can elongate your face and balance out your features beautifully. Another key factor? The neckline.
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1 month ago | 
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If you’re looking for a haircut that gives you movement, volume, and an effortless feel, a medium shag might be exactly what you need. As we age, hair naturally loses some of its density, but a well-cut shag can add the illusion of fullness by creating soft layers that build shape without removing too much weight. The key is in the layering—too many short layers can make fine hair look thinner, while longer, face-framing pieces help soften features and add a youthful touch.
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1 month ago | 
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Short layered hair is the perfect mix of style and low maintenance. Whether you want movement, volume, or just an effortless look, layers can make all the difference. The key is getting the right type of layering for your hair texture—too much can make fine hair look thin, while the wrong placement on thick hair can add bulk instead of shape. For a soft, face-framing effect, longer layers around the front work beautifully. If you want more volume, ask for crown layers to lift the roots.
