Fall always brings this secret promise, doesn’t it? Some minor re-invention, a new gust through your wardrobe… and your hair. 🍁
However, what would happen should we think outside of the box of simply getting a trim and embrace something more inspired? The hair trends this fall are fun, edgy, flattering and are meant to enhance your personality and not conceal it among women over the age of 60.
What is the ideal cut to your fine hair, your style, your way of life, so? Should you go shorter? Or maybe longer but sleeker?
Let’s dive into Fall haircuts for women over 60 that aren’t just “age-appropriate” (ugh, what even is that?)—they’re stylish, wearable, and yes, a little bold. Here’s what caught my eye.
Classic Volume, Soft Texture: The Effortless Modern Flip
This cut is the definition of lived-in sophistication. It is a short layered haircut that is on the edge of shaggy bob, and with its airy, disheveled effect, it is just right to wear in fall. Layers fall softly off the face and settle just above the shoulders-a medium short style which opens up the cheekbones and softens the jawline. It is a rather elegant style with a hint of elegance, though, but do not be deceived, there is a spark here. When you are in the mood of something that is not demanding but never dull, this may be your choice.
This style is perfected in layering hence does well when at the roots there is a light mousse or volumising spray. I adore the R+Co Dallas Thickening Spray, which adds volume without the crunch, and that is essential to allowing those flicked layers to flow freely in the crisp fall air.
The thing I love about this outfit is that it fills the gap between casual and put-together. I have observed this on fashionable ladies who are going shopping in sneakers and even combined with statement earrings and red lipstick to dinner. It works with both. It is your transitional sweater, but in haircut shape.
Pro tip from L.A. hairstylist Mara Roszak? Good health of the hair is the foundation of all good cuts. Cut regularly, seal the ends and styling is easy.” That is substantiated by this cut, which stays in shape as it grows out.
Long Luxe Layers with Bangs: Drama Meets Sleek
Let’s talk long hair—yes, long. Among women who are older than 60, it is a massive trend this fall. This sleek, layered look with full bangs is unapologetically feminine and gives that “I woke up styled” feel (without the round brush arm workout). The hair cascades in disciplined layers, due to the light layering which begins at the collarbone and cascades down. The bangs are fluffy, feathery, and a bit curved under the head- just to balance the features or hide a high forehead. It’s refined. It’s chic. And it says, “I know who I am.”
This trim is also stunning on fine hair, as well-this is the case when it is combined with a light serum. I have personally applied Virtue Healing Oil on clients and it gives a slight shine and frizz free. Bangs require a little bit of maintenance here and there, but that is the beauty of it all, it keeps you busy.
Honestly? I never considered I would suggest a longer cut after 60, but when it is layered with this much precision, it gives a structure to the face and softness where it is needed. Also, those bangs are pure confidence.
And when you wear glasses, these bangs frame your glasses in the most dreamiest manner. It gives the entire appearance that it is pulled together in the best I-still-got-it manner.
The Polished Blunt Bob: Strong, Sleek, and Sharp
This one’s for the bold minimalists. The short bob in this case is blunt, jaw-length and with a mirror finish. No jagged edges, no shaved texture–it is all smooth, straight lines striking the right place. It is so flattering on angular or oval faces and it has a serious don t mess with me but yes, I do brunch vibe. It is a contemporary twist of the classic medium length bob and I am in love.
This is a cut that requires a little TLC, but not as much as you would imagine. Heat protectant such as Oribe Royal Blowout is essential in case you are using a flat iron. And between washes the sleek look can be maintained with dry shampoo at the roots.
What attracts me is the strength of this cut it is not so loud but it is strong. It says you’re not interested in trying to look younger, you’re just living your most stylish life—full stop.
And what about your hair color, cool, icy blonde or natural grey? Chef’s kiss. That crisp edge with those light colors is simply fall appropriate.
Old Hollywood Revival: Full-Body Glamour
This one’s got drama, darling. The short sassy style with a vintage touch is the scream of 2025 fashion in the most nostalgic manner. It is heavily parted on the side, has sweeping waves and volume that embraces the face and neck. Imagine Grace Kelly with a contemporary blowout–thick, voluminous and unapologetically done. The length is shorter so that it can be worn but the polished finish? Pure red carpet.
A large-barrel curling iron and a strong hold spray such as Kenra Volume Spray 25 are the best friends in order to maintain this look. And never forget your weekly moisture mask-moisturized hair is the key to keeping a wave.
The best part is that I used to believe that this look was too much to wear on a daily basis until I wore it to a gallery opening and people were asking me who was my stylist. It is now my go-to hair of I feel like being extra today.
An interesting fact: celebrity stylist Chris Appleton says that this specific silhouette is what he suggests to accentuate the cheekbones and smooth out the aging lines. He’s not wrong—it’s classic because it works.
The Platinum Pixie Remix: Cool and Cropped
And finally, the queen of confidence: the short pixie that is easy and has a platinum tone that can stop the traffic. This short cut is very clean and crisp with ultra short sides, a softly tapered nape and it has enough texture on top to give attitude. It is the sophisticated version of the traditional short and trendy pixie and it has given an instant chic without a struggle. And yes, it goes so well with a daring fashion sense, just see those starburst earrings.
The platinum color requires maintenance though one can extend the salon visits by using purple shampoo such as Amika Bust Your Brass. And a pomade such as Ouai Matte Pomade provides you with all day hold without stiffness.
I have always been a fan of the pixie but I like this cooler, more structured one because it has this rebel chic to it. It’s youthful—but not juvenile. Sexy—but not trying hard. That’s the line I always want to walk.
Also? Wear big sunglasses or bold lipstick, and this cut allows them to shine. It’s basically the haircut version of a power accessory.
Stacked Sophistication: The Power of a Structured Bob
The poster girl of a stacked bob is this style. It is a combination of a traditional bob and a short sassy shape with a careful layering on the back and a softened edge. The layers will add volume where you need it (at the crown) and side swept bangs will add a polished, elevated appearance around the eyes. And in case you are a person who wears glasses, this cut is an immediate fit. It is clean, trendy, and will suit any day of yours, be it an opening of a gallery or a nice dinner.
Maintenance-wise, I would always recommend the use of a round brush during blow-drying to make the back lift and the front tucked. The Full Thickening Mousse by Living Proof is fantastic on fine textures, it does not weigh the hair down but provides enough hold to create body. Those layers are kept crisp by quick touch-ups at the salon every 6 8 weeks.
This look is somehow classic, it does not make an effort and yet it receives compliments every time. The same cut made me feel more confident the first time I went platinum. Good structure is amazing in what it can do to your presence.
Want a subtle fall upgrade? Ask your stylist to add very soft lowlights underneath. It gives depth and movement without overwhelming fine hair. It is these small details that make a classic cut look new in 2025.
The Platinum Bixie: Sleek Rebellion in One Cut
The bixie (that gorgeous offspring of the bob and the pixie) is the thing this fall. And this platinum plated ice version cranks it up to 11. It is cut short on the sides, long on the top and brushed back with the perfect wave and lift. It’s elegant with an edge. That dramatic swoop? That’s where the magic lives. The length on the top allows you to play around with it- slick it, ruffle it, or add volume to it, and make it sky-high to get a glam dinner look. It is the latest short trendy haircut that every confident woman over 60 should not miss.
Having this kind of structure, it is necessary to maintain hair healthy and hydrated. Kerastase Blond Absolu Cicaplasme is a toner, platinum protector and smoothness additive. In case you are feeling a bit more adventurous, then apply a temporary tint conditioner in ash lavender to add a fall twist to the platinum.
This haircut actually makes me desire to shave my head. It has something to do with the fact that it is so unpredictable-it is bold, but at the same time elegant. It shows that fashion does not need to diminish with age.
As Pro stylist Jenny Cho once said, such a cut is not all about fashion. It’s about attitude. And attitude is ageless.” I couldn’t agree more.
Medium Sleekness: Straight with Bangs
This style is a silky dream. It is a medium length fine hair cut that is just below the shoulders, it is simple but that is what makes it so powerful. The hair is straight with only a little undercurve at the ends and the bangs are thick yet smooth-skimming the brow just right. This is a perfect cut to those ladies who have fine hair, particularly when you adore styling possibilities yet you need a general minimalistic look. It is classy like a well-fitted white shirt is classy, it is never out of place, it is always smooth.
The key to this style is shine. One of the products I have been raving about is Color Wow Dream Coat which seals in that smooth look despite the humidity trying to creep in. And it is fall so you can put it under a light leave-in to add moisture.
Personally, I think this look is criminally underrated. People think that long and straight is too young, but when combined with the correct cut and bang line it frames a mature face perfectly. I have observed this on stylists, CEOs and creatives and it always seems deliberate.
Looking for versatility? Wrap it under using a large round brush or wave it using a flat iron. However, to be honest, it is the best just as it is, clean, effortless and quietly commanding.
Curled Elegance: Big, Bold, and Bouncy
This one is romantic, too-big, soft curls that fall into that lovely medium length area. It is a contemporary version of vintage shaggy volume, but tidier and more shaped. The cut allows movement without chaos. This style makes your hair curve around your body, and this provides presence without bulk. It is also a wonderful choice in case you have a natural wavy or slightly curly hair, as the shape will work with it rather than against it. It is a real long shag with a classy touch.
After curling with a curler or iron it is recommended that you use a heat-safe setting spray such as Hot Tools Thermal Spray. Then seal it with a finishing mist such as Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray to have movement and hold without being stiff.
This one takes me back to my aunt who used the same style during Thanksgiving and always came with perfect curls and cranberry lipstick. It was her signature. There’s power in having “your look.”
This is fall hair at its most feminine. There is no need to be afraid to wear it with strong neckline or bold accessories. Big curls deserve the spotlight.
Long Layered Drama: Face-Framing and Fierce
This long layered cut is all about movement. The face-framing slices are falling down the cheekbones and merging into thicker layers in the mid-lengths and ends. This is what I term as a fashionable shoulder length haircut- only that this one extends to the dramatic zone. It has a little bit of feathering which maintains the volume in check and graceful. It is paired with soft platinum and ashy lowlights, which makes it look luminous and styled but not too perfect.
To keep the shine and smoothness, I would recommend Redken Acidic Bonding Shampoo and Conditioner, in particular, longer-processed hair. And a wide-tooth comb is necessary to avoid breakage and to keep the flow of those layers.
The reality is that long hair past 60 is not only acceptable anymore but it is a statement. It tells you that you are in charge of your style, your story. This cut in particular feels empowered. There’s nothing hesitant about it.
Want to push it further for fall? Request curtain bangs or a slight bixie like bend at the fingends as a 2025 update. That’s the fun of hair—it’s never static.
Short Retro Waves: The Marilyn Effect Reimagined
The old Hollywood is beckoning and this short length style answers the phone with red lips and winged eyeliner. The blonde locks are well-organized yet gentle, cascading in the form of sculpted curls that reproduce that mid-century bombshell elegance. But make no mistake—this isn’t a costume. This contemporary short bob style is trimmed a little above the chin and is smoothed at the temples so as to enhance the mature features without appearing too extreme. It’s a power move in curl form.
To maintain this shiny, I would suggest Shu Uemura Essence Absolue. It is a moisturizing oil that makes curls have a satiny finish without getting them weighed down. You should also have a firm yet touchable hairspray- Sebastian Shaper Plus is the old time favorite that does not give the helmet effect.
This trim reminds me of old fashioned perfume bottles and velvet evenings. It is not a daily thing, but when you want to feel like an icon, it is the one. It causes you to hold your head a bit higher, to talk a bit slower. And we all are entitled to such drama now and then.
Pro tip: Ask your stylist to position the waves according to your cheekbones. It’s a subtle lift that makes all the difference in your fall photos (yes, even the candid ones at brunch).
Soft Blonde Bob with Curtain Bangs: Cozy Meets Chic
This is the medium short cut that is not too layered, not too blunt but just right. The body of the cut is floating around the chin, soft and bouncy, and curtain bangs open across the forehead like a smile. This is the type of bob that is as great with jeans and coffee as it is when it is dressed up and ready to attend a fall wedding. And the color? A creamy champagne blonde which gives light to your entire face-particularly attractive as the sun cools in autumn.
It is a blow-dry-and-go style when one has the right tools. I vow by Revlon One-Step Volumizer Brush- this one provides salon finish within ten minutes. If you want a bit of lift without teasing, use a light root lift spray such as IGK Direct Flight.
What I love most is how wearable this is. It’s not a “look” so much as a lifestyle—quietly cool, always appropriate, never trying too hard. If you’re growing out a shorter pixie or looking to dip a toe into bangs without the full fringe, this is your move.
And yes, it does flatter fine hair, the volume in this cut is not added with product, it is there.
Long Chocolate Layers: Sleek Power and Polish
This is the espresso shot of long hair styles-rich, strong and well balanced. The lengthy layers give the movement that does not go flat, and the blowout finish is all about clean curves and slight structure. The ends are soft and well-defined and have a perfect bounce in the lower third of the hair. The fall is the perfect time to wear the dark, cool chocolate color, as it brings out lighter eyes and gives a silky texture to the whole image.
You will not want to have frizz at all, particularly in fall with its drier air. Olaplex No. 6 Bond Smoother is a product that tames ends and maintains strands silky. And I would suggest you invest in a satin pillowcase as well, that will make a world of difference in keeping this finish overnight.
In my opinion, this type of hair can be viewed in motion. There’s nothing showy about it—but it moves with purpose. It’s powerful in that quiet, professional way. Boardroom ready? Check. But also: date-night worthy.
Ted Gibson, a celebrity stylist once stated that, length is not about age but about energy. This cut proves that, effortlessly.
Short Shag Curls: Wild and Wonderful
Let’s break out of smooth and lean into volume. This short shag is curly and playful structure in itself. It is layered and fits around the head and curls out creating a form and character. It is a bit longer on the top and tapers in a bit at the back- super flattering all round. It is ideal to those who have naturally curly or permed hair and would like to have a fresh fall look that is not boxy but bold.
To style, I would suggest a curl cream that has memory, DevaCurl Styling Cream is fantastic to have soft hold and definition without crunch. Your best friend is a diffuser, particularly during the cold months when air drying is a time consuming process.
This haircut makes me think about that friend who can always find the greatest antique jewelry or which fall candle is worth burning. It has got that nonchalant cool, yet it knows what it is doing. It’s a style with soul.
And yes, this is a shag but it is more glam than grunge. A contemporary refresh of 2025 that leaves your natural texture in the limelight.
Medium Length Curls with Volume: Elegance Unleashed
This is one that falls directly into that medium length sweet spot once again but with old fashioned curled volume. It is a more romantic, gentler sister of the vintage wave. These curls are less tight, more round and they are framing the face perfectly without stuffing it. The]); Sept. 2006, p.124. And how beautiful does this appear with pearl earrings and a touch of blush? Fall elegance personified.
To restyle and re-fresh this look you will need a heat-protective curl enhancer such as Bumble and Bumble Curl Reactivator so that you do not have to start over again. It can be added with a light glossing serum at the ends to make it have that extra bounce.
This cut is soft, and it seems to be just right in the season, the style you desire to have with a cashmere wrap and a cappuccino. It is classy, but not too rigid and it suits any face shape.
Bonus: It is one of those styles that are as good on a second day hair. Spritz some dry conditioner and use a wide-tooth comb and you are ready to round two.
Modern Curls With a Retro Swing
Big layers and glamorous bouncy curls are making a huge comeback in Fall 2025 and this is a shining example of the same. The lightly built waves are slightly below the shoulders and they create the effect of motion and elevation without being too serious. The hairstyle is a traditional version of a medium length bob, yet there is a sufficient bounce to make it a shaggy variation of a classic silhouette. What makes it special for women over 60? It’s youthful, polished, and still feels grown-up. And then there is that snowy platinum color, which is just glowing in the cooler months.
To keep this type of shape and bounce I always suggest a light hold mousse such as the Moroccanoil Volumizing Mousse and a large barrel curling iron. Seal it with a shine spray that is resistant to humidity-this is particularly essential in the fall weather that is transitional. You want to glow, not frizz.
I have also witnessed this cut being worn in a casual and dressed up way and it always appears to change according to the mood. If you’re worried about maintenance, don’t be—those curls don’t need to be perfect. Slightly lived-in makes them even more charming. Stylists such as Chris Appleton have claimed that retro blowouts but with a modern softness are everywhere in his chair this season, and to be honest, I understand why.
Wish to have a style that says classy, yet still a bit wild hearted? This might be your moment.
Warm Chestnut Waves With Definition
This chestnut brunette with well-defined face-framing layers is a rich chestnut brunette that provides me with all the warm Fall haircuts for women over 60 vibes I need during this season. The medium short length is balanced by the soft curl at the ends which provides it with body and makes fine hair look dimensional and naturally soft. I am particularly into how this style plays with warm tones of makeup and earth-tone wardrobes, which is very fall layering on trend.
The thing I like about such shoulder length layers is that they are simple to air dry into shape when cut properly. Request your stylist to give you blended layers that fall below the cheek bones and taper off. A light curl-defining cream, such as Ouai Air Dry Foam, is your best friend in case you want to have a little bit of texture without applying hot tools daily.
It is a perfect color particularly when your natural base is medium and dark. Going warmer for fall just feels right, doesn’t it? It reminds me of cinnamon, espresso, and crisp air. The hair style goes perfectly with fashionable shoulder length clothing such as fitted coats or warm sweaters.
And hey, in case you are not quite ready to become layered, this look will show that subtle shaping can go a long way.
Classic Feathered Layers With Bangs
Feathered layers are something eternal that never goes out of fashion, and this one with a gentle sweep of bangs is no exception. It is the type of cut that I am seeing everywhere this fall of 2025, and that is strong, confident and full of personality. The layers flow in a very beautiful way and yet they still follow the contour of the face, providing structure and softness simultaneously. It teases with long shag, without the crazy texture.
To make the feathering light and swingy, I would recommend round brush and blow dryer rather than a flat iron. You want to maintain that natural bend. Pureology’s Color Fanatic Multi-Tasking Spray helps give it heat protection without weighing things down.
This kind of feathered layers is particularly flattering to those of us who desire volume around the crown and face without having to go shorter. I have the same cut in cooler months and always feel a bit more put-together, even when I am wearing a sweater dress and boots to run errands.
Looking for something a little bold but still soft? This cut has that quiet power.
Soft Golden Bob With a Blunt Finish
This bob with slightly curved undercut at the jawline is the best example of how less is more. The light gold color makes the bob light and thus suitable to thin hair which requires a boost. The clean, deliberate shape is what I really like about it, it is fresh and modern, and it has a slight reference to the Parisian style without being too edgy.
This cut is beautiful because of the ease of styling. Put on a smoothing serum such as Living Proof No Frizz Nourishing Oil and flat-paddle brush-dry to get a smooth silhouette. It appears to be high without much effort, which is honestly, what we all need sometimes.
This type of haircut is a secret weapon to me. It goes perfectly with minimalist outfits and structured jackets (especially in fall), and always makes me feel like I’ve got it all together—even if I don’t. It also grows out well when cut after every six to eight weeks.
Confidence is sometimes straight up and down and this one has it.
Bright White Layers With Lift
This is, perhaps, the cut that makes wearing natural silver a fashion statement. The layers are softly carved around the face and the icy white color gives the style the movement and the dramatic finishing that is so dramatic in the fall light. It is not a bixie but it is somewhere in between short and medium, which makes it versatile and polished.
Maintaining that tone? It takes a bit of love. I fight brassiness with Fanola No Yellow Shampoo once a week, and a purple mask once a week to keep things crisp. A silk pillowcase also works wonders—seriously, don’t skip it.
The appearance jogged my memory of one of my most favorite discussions with a stylist at the Sally Hershberger salon, and he told me, we are over the apology of silver. It’s couture now.” And I believe him. I have never seen a woman with silver hair and gentle waves that did not look like she owned the room.
Fall doesn’t have to mean fading into the background. Sometimes, it means shining even brighter.
Windswept Layers With Curtain Bangs
There is something so romantic about this long shag cut that flows. The falling waves reveal the face, and those feathered, loose bangs are the right dose of softness and carefree. It has layers, but not too much styling, it is effortless as only an experienced cut can be. It has got motion and purpose with no stiffness and thus it is one of the most wearable styles this fall.
To maintain this style lively, I would never forget to recommend a moisturizing leave-in cream such as Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser Invisible Oil Primer. It assists in avoiding that dry appearance that cooler air may cause. Diffusing or air-drying both work, depending on your mood (and your calendar).
There’s an unspoken elegance to this cut. It says “yes” to volume without screaming for attention. On natural wave clients, I have loved this on clients especially when they are wearing neutral or monochrome outfits- it makes the hair the star.
In case you are in the mood to be soft and sweeping this season, this layered silhouette will give you all the fall vibes but not heavy.
Subtle Volume With Side-Swept Polish
When structure meets softness, magic happens. This medium length fine hair style has long side swept layers which frame the face and give it a slight volume without bulk. It is shiny, clean, and super-flexible, particularly to those who are going through the process of moving between the rich summer brunette into a more dimensional fall color. Natural shine and depth are added to the color, a warm dark chocolate with soft golden ends.
My secret weapon with this sort of style is K Kerastase Densifique Mousse at the roots and blow dry. It does not leave the crunch and gives the fine hair volume that is so needed during those dry periods of fall.
The thing is that this style is really flexible. Worn down, it’s classic. It is still shaped when pulled in a low pony or bun. It is one of those styles that I always suggest to women who are not ready to take shorter cuts or high-maintenance cuts but want something more sophisticated.
Other times, we only require a haircut that makes mornings less hectic and evenings more stylish- that is this cut.
Textured Blonde Lob With Grown-In Roots
This is a textured shoulder length lob, which is basically a trendy style that is perfect in 2025. The shape of this version is relaxed and casual, and the natural volume does all the job. The color gradient from cool ash to a sun-kissed blonde screams “I just spent the summer in Provence” (even if you didn’t). It is friendly, fashionable, and radiates serious shag energy in the most positive way.
This look pairs perfectly with undone styling. I would suggest Kristin Ess Sea Salt Air Dry Spray to add some texture and volume to the hair providing a matte finish. You do not want it to be too finished, the beauty in this case is in the flawed.
I adore this cut for its ease. It is also a clever decision when you are transitioning to a longer style or simply you are fed up with the need to maintain the color. It does not make your roots look neglected yet it lets them show through.
The more stylists are adopting the lived-in look, and I am so happy because it is the real hair in the real life.
Parisian Chic Short Bob With Fringe
This is the type of short bob which would make one stop scrolling. The slightly under tucked length, airy layers and soft bangs are all major French style, it is elegant, but a bit naughty. I adore the creamy platinum shade contrasting with the fall materials such as leather, knits and cashmere. It’s sharp but soft, short but full of life.
In order to maintain this cut sharp, I would always recommend Amika The Wizard Detangling Primer that protects against heat and leaves hair weightless. To do fringe styling, a mini flat iron may assist in forming the curve without straightening the rest of your style.
This style would match perfectly with glasses as well- it does not cover the brows but rather frames the eyes area. A real victory in case you are a person who adores the balance between rough and sophisticated.
And in case fall is your time to be bold and yet effortless, this short trendy look is to be followed.
Hollywood Waves With a Silver Twist
This is a side-part wave with old Hollywood and contemporary elegance. It’s voluminous without looking stiff, glamorous without being unwearable. The charcoal-gray color with silver undertones makes it editorial-looking- and yes, this is an evidence that gray is a serious moment this 2025. It is one of the longer styles in the round up, but the polish makes it far more than basic.
To enhance that sculpted texture, I would suggest curling them with a wide-barrel curling wand and letting them cool and brush through with a boar bristle brush. Finish it with Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to have touchable glam.
This cut works wonders if you want your hair to make a statement in photos (hello, fall family portraits or holiday events). It is classic with a wink, and it looks especially good when combined with dark lipstick or big earrings.
If you’ve been unsure about letting your gray grow out, this look is your stylish nudge.
Short and Sleek Elegance
This minimalism-meets-luxury platinum crop is short to the point. The style is cut near the head with gently angled sides and tapered back, providing a sculptural style that accentuates the neck, eyes and cheekbones. It is a contemporary version of the short sassy cut but polished to the best. The sunny shade brings clarity and youthfulness without being too overdone and it looks fantastic with evening clothes or fall tailoring.
When the styles are sleek as this, shine and texture is everything. I would always recommend Color Wow Dream Coat Supernatural Spray to any client who wants anti-humidity and glassy finish which can last days. It also assists in prevention of breakage, which is important to fine hair that is kept short.
Frankly, this shorter style is somehow empowering, it is confident, feminine, and very easy to take care of. Ideal to those who want to have their hair feel finished without much work in the morning. And we all know, it is a freedom to go this short, that is just addictive after you have done it.
This cut proves less really can be more. Especially when it’s tailored this beautifully.
Classic Creamy Blonde Bob With Bangs
This rounded bob has a classic quality that is never out of fashion and this smooth bang version is particularly pretty in the cooler months. The slight bend at the ends and the soft creamy blonde lends this style a warm glow that goes well with fall palettes such as taupe, olive and rust. It is the final lazy short style that does not seem too styled and rigid.
I would suggest Davines OI All In One Milk light leave-in milk that kills the frizz without making hair flat. It is a life saver in the fall when the air is getting drier but your hair still needs to be flexible.
The thing that makes me come back to this style is that it is so flattering to everyone. The fringe is just at the right position whether you wear glasses or not and balances the forehead and makes the overall face shape soft. It is subtle and classy, and can be worn with jeans and knit as well as with something more formal.
In one word, this cut is? Polished. With a capital P.
