#1 Baby Braids
Retro baby braids are the go-to solution for adding a cute feature to your hair in a flash. Simply take the front strands, braid, and secure with tiny invisible elastics or add extra charm to your look with small decorative clips.

Retro baby braids are the go-to solution for adding a cute feature to your hair in a flash. Simply take the front strands, braid, and secure with tiny invisible elastics or add extra charm to your look with small decorative clips.

Get ready for more striking, artsy combos with beautiful pastel shades. If I had to describe pastel hues in two words, it would be soothing and extremely cool (okay, that’s more than two words). The best is that they look amazing on both curly and straight hair.
If you’re wearing glasses, consider adding face-framing layers to accentuate your features and add a touch of softness around the face. Soft, face-framing layers don’t only pair well with glasses but also draw attention to your eyes.
How fluffy and soft are these warm chestnut curls? They’ve been shaped into a gorgeous rounded long curly bob with bangs and thanks to the well-placed layers, they’re full of bounce and dimension.
Stacked bobs work well messy or neat, and you’ll look fabulous however you decide to wear yours. This perfectly stacked bob showcases what expert cutting can achieve.
This is one of the work updos that may seem like you’ve put in a lot of effort. However, don’t give up if you’re not skilled at hairstyling. The bubble braid is basically a fancier version of a standard ponytail and much easier to create than a traditional braid. Pull your hair into a slick-back ponytail, secure…
Even though some hairdressers argue that women over 50 should avoid red hair color because it doesn’t cover grays very well, I completely disagree. I do recommend using darker hues of red because of the easier maintenance. However, if you can afford more frequent visits to the salon, brighter red tones can soften your facial features and…