If in our youth we rush from one extreme to another, dyeing our hair in all colors almost once a month rainbow, then with age we are already trying not only to emphasize our individuality with a shade of curls, but also to look younger. At any age, a woman should remain a woman. Well-groomed nails, proper make-up, beautiful hairstyle. And the shade of the hair is also of great importance. What shades should not be chosen if you do not want to add years to yourself? Read on for more details!
This information is more relevant for women aged 50+. What shades give the "old age effect"? Expert advice!
Hair shades that age women
Red
Mahogany, ruby, pomegranate and other shades close to red, certainly require an impeccable skin condition. But with age, the skin has many problems, so you should not experiment. These shades of red were mega popular in the 90s. And both young ladies and elderly ladies were wearing them.
And in the end, what happened? All acne on the skin, age spots, wrinkles became more noticeable. And the dark circles under the eyes also became darker and more noticeable. And if red shades are used on gray hair, they will become much brighter, which will only make skin problems more pronounced.
Black
Another hair shade that strongly emphasizes skin imperfections. The color will look great in women of the oriental type, but if your appearance is Slavic, then get ready that you will look 10 years older, at least. If you really want to dye black, then you should have perfect skin, and you will also have to monitor the roots, tint them every 2 weeks. And, I assure you, nasolabials, wrinkles near the eyes and a double chin will be very noticeable.
In very rare cases, a black over the age of 50 may be appropriate, but this can be determined, well, only by a specialist.
Purple
I immediately remembered that in the 90s older women achieved purple hair with carbon paper! Hair dye was tight then, and everyone had a carbon copy at home, so they decorated themselves as best they could. Now, purple can be achieved more often with the help of a tint balm. Toners with a purple tint can interrupt the yellowness after lightening the hair. But not 50+.
Purple shades will make the skin paler, wrinkles and other imperfections are more visible. And to look, when already over 50 with such a hair color, a woman will be ridiculous, especially if the hair is unkempt and short.
Perhydrous blond
Did you know that the people also call this color "corn"? When a fashionista does a lightening at home, she always gets burnt strands in white and yellow stripes. I agree that many people succeed in brightening normally, but more often the result is sad. The look is very cheap, besides, all skin imperfections are perfectly visible.
Therefore, if you are over 50, and you really want a blonde, choose its soft shades. For example, caramel, sandy blond, beige, wheat, light brown. It is better for brown-haired women to choose chocolate or reddish shades, but only so that there is no redness.
Colored strands
Fashionable, bright, unusual. But it is better to leave this trend for young people! Rainbow hair can not only age, but also make the image of a lady some kind of clown. If you want something bright, then it is better to use an unusual shade as an accent. You can dye a couple of strands, ends, or bangs. But there is no need to do coloring all over the head or dye the hair completely.
No matter how amazing hair was in youth, with age it becomes brittle, thin, and lose volume. Therefore, they need to be properly looked after. You should not skimp on your beauty, and it is best to carry out all the manipulations with your hair in salons. Find a competent specialist, and he will select the right haircut and hair color for you!
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