There’s a reason why 80s music videos look so dated; the hair. Believe it or not, your hairstyle, colour or condition could be getting in the way of your anti-ageing wellness. So, if you think your hair might be making you look older than you are (or than you want to be!) perhaps it’s time for a change. However, if you’re concerned about a complete overhaul of your crowning glory, don’t worry; it doesn’t have to be drastic.
Firstly, take care of your hair’s wellness. There’s nothing that adds years on quite like lank, lifeless hair, so, if your hair is lacking moisture, take the first step to hair rejuvenation by giving yourself a deep conditioning treatment. Once you’ve got your hair in tip top condition, it’s time to add a little colour. Getting rid of greys is the best way to upgrade your look and make you look younger, but you don’t have to go for a full colour. If you’d prefer, go for some subtle highlights to freshen up your look.
So your hair is now full of life and colour, how about a bit of style? It’s easy to get comfortable in what you know, but an outdated cut could be ageing you drastically. That is not to say that you should try to copy Taylor Swift, but it may be time to ask your hairdresser’s advice on something new. As a general rule, most women can shake things up with a cut between your chin and your shoulders. However, don’t ruin your cool new cut by styling it wrongly – you don’t want to look too stiff or, at the other end of the scale, super edgy. Keep it loose with messy, curly up-dos, soft cascading curls and curly side-buns.
However, if all of this sounds like too much of a change, there are some smaller, simpler things you can do to take years of your look. Switching up your parting from side to side, or going for a deeper or shallower one, could give you variety you never knew, and is an easy way to change-up your look. Finally, don’t neglect your eyebrows, as they can age you massively if they’re too thin or too bushy.
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