Here’s one of my favorite rules for the softest curls: wrap your wet and styled hair in a cotton T-shirt or a microfiber towel and wait until your curls are almost completely dry.

Different types of bangs suit different face shapes. While people with oval faces can rock any type of bangs, full bangs look best on square faces. Pro tip: adding highlights will make your bangs look more textured.

Drape bangs are quite similar to curtain bangs: they frame your face the way curtains frame windows. However, the only difference is that drape bangs are even longer.

There’s nothing more powerful than embracing your natural gray hair color. You can wear this beautiful hairstyle straight for a polished look, or you can add loose waves or curls for a more relaxed, romantic appearance. As always, the choice is yours!

No parting allows the layers to fall naturally, creating a casual and carefree look. Use your fingers to tousle the hair or flip it to one side. Also, you can add a decorative hairpin for a more elegant version of this beautiful hairstyle.

Who says that women over 60 must have boring hairstyles? A shaggy pixie cut is a living proof that they don’t!

Instead of following the trends blindly, just be yourself. And this short haircut for women over 60 is here to help you do it.

Texture is key when you want the perfect beach waves. The piece-y look achieved with a texture-enhancing product will give your waves extra effortless vibes.

To braid, or not to braid, that is the question. If you still aren’t sure whether you want to rock boho knotless braids, or have super thin hair (or both), short knotless braids are a perfect choice. You can pair these braids with wavy or curly ends to add more volume to your braided hairstyle.

A good cut makes wonders for your face shape and instantly improves your black hair, making it anything but dull. If you’re thinking of giving your dark hair a refresh, don’t hesitate to try out this style!