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In tune with the earlier post about hair do you think that older women look odd with long hair and if so, at what age do you think they should cut it.
I am 40 with hair down to my bra strap but I dread that look where you see a woman with long hair and she turns round and her face is craggy and doesnt match her hair!
I am 40 with hair down to my bra strap but I dread that look where you see a woman with long hair and she turns round and her face is craggy and doesnt match her hair!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.my mum is 55 and has exroadinarily thick, very long (in between bra strap and waist) hair. She does colour her haif, but she looks fabulous and you would never guess that she is 55.
I think that the rule with long hair is not how old you are, but the quality of you hair. I'm 30 and have spent the last 5 years growing my hair long. I have quite fine hair and it just didn't do anything for me at all. I had it cut very short a few months ago and now I love it and it looks great and people have commented that I don't look 30 at all.
I think long hair only looks nice if it is in tip top condition and is well looked after and relatively thick. thin straggly long hair is not a good look on anyone at any age.
If you hair looks nice, keep it long, don't cut it just because the calendar says you should.
I think that the rule with long hair is not how old you are, but the quality of you hair. I'm 30 and have spent the last 5 years growing my hair long. I have quite fine hair and it just didn't do anything for me at all. I had it cut very short a few months ago and now I love it and it looks great and people have commented that I don't look 30 at all.
I think long hair only looks nice if it is in tip top condition and is well looked after and relatively thick. thin straggly long hair is not a good look on anyone at any age.
If you hair looks nice, keep it long, don't cut it just because the calendar says you should.
My wife is 38 and her hair is waist length and lloks gorgeous and her mother is nearly 70 and has waist length silver hair which again looks amazing. Doesn't matter how old you are, nice hair is nice hair.Why do older ladies always have to de-sexualise themselves and look as though they've been attacked with a pair of sheep shears and a bottle of perm? Older women can be stunning, and hair style is key to that.
I think it really depends on the individual person. Long hair at any age suits some but may not suit others. It also depends on the condition of the hair and the styling. I see nothing wrong with an older woman having long hair as long as the style suits her face shape and her hair is well looked after .
I agree, there is nothing wrong with having long hair at an older age. It may become sad when you don't look after your hair, or if your hair is very thin, or if you wear too much make up. I do think some older women look very sad if they want to look young too much. I think at an older age, you don't particularly need to be fashionable, at least not to the latest young fashion. Be more like elegant, clean, sleek. Don't go for the too fancy one. And don't wear bright colour make-up. And make sure you feel confident when you step out. Good luck!
Very long hair, especially if it's in bad condition and not very thick, can age anyone if it is not styled and just hangs there and does nothing to complement your features. As we age, the facial area can become a little saggy so long hair will accentuate this. Some women past their 40s or 50s probably can look great with very long hair but, for instance, I think Lorraine Chase looks very old when her long hair is let loose (yet she has beautiful hair). If you're hair is in good condition and having long hair still suits your face and body shape, then keep it long. Perhaps you just need a re-style but without losing too much length.
remember, the last few generations of old ladies have come from a time when that short, curled hairdo was fashionable - the weekly shampoo and set - the style is the same as in all those old photos from the 40s, 50s, 60s etc
same way most old men have short back and sides, as they did as a young man, so do old women keep the style they had most in their younger days
when this generation of people are old, their hair will probably be a lot more like they have it now.
same thing goes for clothes - the beige, the tan tights, the shirt and tie to do the gardening, the trilby, etc etc - all from their youth.
its not an old persons uniform, just that they have never adopted a new, more modern style
having said all that, it is also probably just easier to manage too.
I for one will never have short hair.
same way most old men have short back and sides, as they did as a young man, so do old women keep the style they had most in their younger days
when this generation of people are old, their hair will probably be a lot more like they have it now.
same thing goes for clothes - the beige, the tan tights, the shirt and tie to do the gardening, the trilby, etc etc - all from their youth.
its not an old persons uniform, just that they have never adopted a new, more modern style
having said all that, it is also probably just easier to manage too.
I for one will never have short hair.