The best time to redo your look is fall, but it is not a new beginning. Feeling like your hair needs something new? Whether you’re embracing silver strands or craving soft, face-framing layers, Fall 2025 haircuts and hair color for women over 50 are all about effortless confidence. Whether it is warm blonde or sleek bobs, here is your guide to the seasonal inspiration.
Falling Layers, Rising Volume
It is just so classic about a softly layered bob that softly hangs above the shoulders. This appearance is a mixture of natural chestnut and delicate golden ribbons which results in a warm, dimensional look that flatter mature skin tones. The volume is concentrated around the crown, and trickles down to soft flips at the ends-providing motion and not disorder. It’s elegant but approachable, structured yet effortless. I can never resist it being reminiscent of that back-to-school freshness in the air, when we are yearning to have fresh starts but we are not quite ready to give up on comfort.
The trick to keeping this shape new is to keep it moving. My go-to is a round brush blow out and a weightless volumizing spray such as Kenra Volume Spray 25- it does not leave hair stiff. The shape should be maintained by trimming 6-8 weeks and the ends should not look frayed but intentional. Want that bounce on day two? It makes all the difference when you use a bit of velcro roller action at the roots whilst you do your skincare.
As an individual, I find the way this cut brings out the eyes and the cheekbones. It’s not overly styled—it simply enhances what’s already there. I once heard a stylist at Ulta refer to this as the lifestyle bob and I never forgot it. It is simply so wearable to have a style that does not attempt to be too much.
If you’re leaning toward a refresh but don’t want to commit to anything drastic, this is your sign. The layered bob is not messing around this fall, particularly when it comes with golden highlights on the surface. It makes you look good, it lifts your face, and it has a touch of wearing confidence as an accessory.
Playful Volume with Caramel Tones
Is it possible to discuss how sexy and stunning feathered layers look when combined with caramel-kissed highlights? This styling is a hairstyle with serious oomph-not in a yelling kind of way but a certainly knows how to make an appearance kind of way. The bangs frame the face with the effect of a soft spot light and the flips and curves add motion that dances with every breeze. This look isn’t just a haircut—it’s an attitude.
In order to keep that body and shape, it is vital to treat that hair as the diva that it is. Select a mousse that adds volume but not stiffness such as Moroccanoil Volumizing Mousse and blow out at the roots. I would also suggest a ceramic round brush and a nozzle on your dryer that would help shape it. Bonus tip? A couple of spritzes of shine spray at the very ends to give it that polished look.
And, to be honest, this haircut reminds me of the wedding season in the late September, warm leather jackets, and that golden hour. It’s warm. It’s joyful. And for those of us over 50, it’s a reminder that fun, voluminous hair isn’t something we “grow out of.” We just grow into it differently.
This is what you want when you want something that is a combination of polish and personality. The layers make it airy, the bangs add some lift and the warm hues resonate with all the leaves that are turning gold this fall. Autumn glam? Yes, please.
Curtain Bangs & Soft Waves for the Win
Here is a glance that is literally saying: I woke up like this, even though we all know it was a diffuser and a styling cream that helped to achieve that. These curtain bangs are magically merged into long and face-framing layers that smooth out the whole expression. The toffee-colored highlights on the natural brown base add a brightness in the right proportions without overloading the face.
This kind of style thrives on a little texture. R+Co Sand Castle Dry Texture Crme is my favorite light hold and natural definition product. It is a nice alternative when you desire to move but not crunch. The bangs should have a bit of style, whether that comes in the form of a flat iron curl or a round brush swish, but the rest can remain as ungroomed as you want.
The best thing I like about this is that it is easy to dress up or down. A swipe of red lipstick and this becomes Parisian-cool. And those bangs turn out to be your greatest asset, just pull it all into a low bun. It is stretchy, slimming and addictive in a way after you have tried it.
And here is a bit of an insider buzz: curtain bangs are not leaving this season. They are the facelift of bangs, says stylist Mark Townsend. And what about ladies who are more than 50 and want to have some softness around the eyes and lift on the cheekbones? They’re basically a cheat code.
Modern Lob with Face-Framing Balayage
When fall rolls around, a disheveled lob is always the right thing to do. It is a mature, cool, but not too cool look and this one is especially edgy with that just right wave. The espresso and honey balayage add the necessary warmth and brightness where they are required the most around the face and within the mid-lengths.
To make this texture not only appear fresh but also to prevent your hair looking flat, I would apply a wave spray such as Ouai Wave Spray. Air-dry it, and finish with a wide barrel curling iron to give it that lived-in look. The beauty of this length is that it is not trying to be neat but it is in the movement. It’s meant to look real.
Personally, I find this style refreshingly youthful. Not overtly styled, it has more confidence than a great deal of other make-up and the juxtaposition of the colours is such that your skin becomes kissed by the final rays of the summer. Want a bit of change without letting go of length? A lob like this is the ultimate fall refresh.
This cut will go with anything, whether you are going to run errands or to a gallery opening. It is that cool but effortless haircut that screams cool rather than trying too hard and those are the coolest.
Long Layers with Ash-Toned Balayage
This haircut is the definition of graceful movement. This lengthy, cascading layers that are cut to frame the face coupled with an ash-beige balayage that suits cooler undertones perfectly are what makes it a must-have style in the fall. It’s polished, but not fussy. Relaxed, but still refined. This is to the woman who adores her length but would like to have a bit of airiness to it.
What keeps this color from going brassy? You have to have a purple-tinged shampoo, I like Amika Bust Your Brass Cool Blonde Shampoo to keep it toned and glowing. The layers imply that the ends are slightly lighter, and therefore, moisturizing masks such as Olaplex No. 8 are ideal to ensure everything is soft and touchable.
I think this type of color is particularly good in the fall. It has a faint silver tinge in it–the October mornings and cloudy skies. It does not shout but it catches eyes in its own quiet, cool manner.
And here’s the clincher: this cut grows out beautifully. And so, in case you are in need of extending the time between cuts, this could easily become your best hair choice of the season.
Silvered Layers with Subtle Lift
Have you ever asked yourself whether you can wear cool-toned silver and make it work with grace? Then this is the look that answers your question with a resounding yes. The layers are invisible but distinct, gently curved away from the face to add definition to the bone structure and to open up the features. This color is a combination of natural grays and polished ash-beige lowlights which create a dimension without sacrificing authenticity. It is the type of style that is like that first brisk wind of early October.
As far as silver strand care is concerned, I am a devoted user of Fanola No Yellow Shampoo to prevent brassiness, particularly when indoors. I have also learned the hard way: silver hair adores moisture. I alternate a hydrating mask such as Davines Nounou every other week to add shine and strength. In terms of style, a round brush and a little bit of heat to the ends will work wonders in maintaining that lift.
I had a variation of this cut myself and I was instantly brighter, like my skin tone was perked up by the contrast alone. The funny thing is that such a simple change as a tone change can make you wake up your entire appearance. And when your haircut does the lifting for you? That’s a seasonal win in my book.
To everyone who is entering their silver age this fall, this layered style will be a soft but strong way to welcome change and to feel absolutely stunning about it.
Sophisticated Chin-Length Bob with Natural Gray
This stylish bob adds a touch of elegance that is classic. The layering is minimal, so that the shape can speak. The section is simply askew and the incision is exactly at the chin-elegant, stately, and shamelessly contemporary. The real point of interest here is the adoption of natural gray and white colors, which glints in the soft light like a light frost in the morning window pane. It’s chic without shouting.
To upkeep a look so clean, the maintenance depends on keen trims every 67 weeks to maintain the shape sharp. A smoothing balm such as Virtue Un-Frizz Cream will help tame flyaways without flattening the body. The secret is just a flat iron pass at the ends to make this cut look like you just came out of a salon even though you are only going to brunch.
It feels powerful to embrace the gray and this haircut works with the choice instead of attempting to conceal it. I have a few friends who have told me that this very shape was what led them to falling in love with their natural hair color once again. And isn’t that the ultimate fall reset? Not changing who you are—just owning it more clearly.
The straight lines and cool color scheme of this cut make it seem like it was made to go with crisp shirts, gold hoops, and a hot beverage to warm you up. It’s understated power, and I’m here for it.
Chestnut Ribbon Waves for Cozy Glam
It is a rich look but in a quiet way that makes it ideal in the cooler months. Long, loose waves have been layered lightly all over the head, making it soft but voluminous and the chestnut base is enriched with warm ribbons of honey which shine against the skin. It is the hair version of putting on a suede jacket and walking on crunchy leaves. Classic. Romantic. A little nostalgic.
Color like this thrives with a little TLC. I would suggest Redken Color Extend Magnetics Shampoo to shield the color, and a bit of Kerastase Elixir Ultime to give it a glossy softness. You want shine, not grease, and this combo delivers. I also adore a big-barrel curling wand to define the curls and allow them to drop on their own.
I recall a similar expression on the face of an editor at a fall fashion preview and saying, That is it. That is the adultized version of the It Girl wave.” It doesn’t need to be edgy to be on-trend. It simply has to have that luxurious and lived in feel and this has it in spades.
In case you are feeling the need of dimension without anything dramatic, this is your middle ground sweet spot. It feels luxurious, without feeling high maintenance, and is just stunning with warm sweater knits and a sweep of terracotta lipstick.
California Blonde Waves with Light Dimension
Sun-kissed, golden, and with a lot of movement to it- this style is sunset at the end of summer, moving into autumn. The waves are laid back yet structured resulting in soft, beachy texture and the blonde color is buttery and natural with light rooted depth. And it is just the right style to help anyone who would like to hold on to the brightness a little bit longer in spite of the changing leaves.
I rely on DpHue Cool Blonde Shampoo to keep this blonde looking bright even when the weather changes and indoor lights can mess with your color. Another thing I enjoy doing day two is to apply a sea salt spray such as IGK Beach Club to bring back the texture. The volume in this case is found in the mid-lengths, hence it is all about that healthy bounce rather than height.
This type of blonde brings to my mind October sunshine- the warm and short-lived one. It is lighthearted without being sentimental and it plays on all ages. I have observed women who are well past the age of 50 and managed to do this in the most beautiful and self-assured manners. The trick? Keep the texture relaxed and the tone natural—not platinum.
Thinking of going lighter this season? It is a bright enough and yet grounded enough shade to be worn in your fall wardrobe. It’s the definition of golden hour—on your head.
Warm Honey Lob with Soft Layers
This is a chic, barely-there cut that is as easy to wear as it is flattering: the lob that skims the shoulders and is cut in barely-there layers with a soft, center-parted curtain fringe. It is a warm coloring that is on the brink of being honey with a hint of peachy blonde in it- such as the inside of a fall apple. It is comfy and fluffy yet refined enough to be the centre of attention in any room.
Low-maintenance styling is the name of the game here. I would recommend Bumble and Bumble Don t Blow It Thick Hair Styler in case you prefer to dry your hair naturally. And when heat styling, make it a straightener pass with a bit of a curve at the ends it will keep the style sleek, yet touchable. A weekly gloss treatment (like Kristin Ess Signature Gloss) can help refresh the warmth in between salon visits.
The best thing about this lob is that it is seasonless. One can wear it with scarves, statement earrings, or can even use it to pin behind the ears to get an open and fresh look. It is easy to wear, it is flattering and it is completely forgiving should you miss a day or two of styling.
This is one of those styles that speaks in low tones instead of shouting. It does not attempt to demonstrate anything, but it definitely puts across that cool casual sophistication that we all secretly desire when the leaves begin to fall.
Rooted Blonde with Luxe Volume
That is why rooted blonde never dies out of fashion it is magic that is easy to maintain. This interpretation has a more intense espresso base that has been melted into buttery blonde mid-lengths and ends. The silhouette is all volume at the crown and a long, slightly layered cut that is as much modern as glam. It is cool without even trying and shouts fall walks in a black wool coat, no?
Color like this thrives on good tone maintenance. To keep warmth at bay, but without going too light, a violet-toned conditioner such as dpHUE Gloss+ in Cool Blonde can be used to keep the color warmer. And, by all means, use a smoothing heat protectant, like Oribe Royal Blowout, which will give the hair some shine without making it heavy and heavy, which is the same thing as having that volume that is light and airy.
Each time I have done a rooted blonde, I always feel that it is so easier to postpone salon visits. But that doesn’t mean lazy—it’s smart. It is the type of color that appears deliberate yet grows, which is perfect to those women who desire flexibility yet still want to feel completed.
This color and silhouette are just right between sensible and decadent, not to mention that fullness that does not shorten the face. You are afraid to be light-light, then rooted blonde is the warm concession that looks great and catches attention.
Wispy Waves with Ash-Grey Lowlights
This messy, chin-length crop is just so charming and lived-in and easy to get along with. The waves are disorganized, the section slightly off-centered and the mixture of cool-toned browns and ash-gray streaks is a beautiful contrast. It is casual, it is modern, and it exudes that sense of confidence that you feel when you go natural with your texture.
This type of cut shines with minimal fuss. I usually recommend scrunching in Not Your Mother’s Curl Talk Mousse while the hair is damp and letting it air-dry for movement that feels natural. A little bit of texture can be added with a few quick bends using a flat iron, but really, this cut works a lot of magic by itself.
This brings back to my mind those autumn days that are early in the fall so that the light is different and everything seems to be a bit more tender. It is somehow comforting to get rid of the form and embrace the gentleness, and this haircut is nothing but that.
When you have been seeking a more carefree than crisp alternative, this may be the solution. The messy form has elevation, the ash hues have the elegance, and the overall impression is carefree.
Sleek French Bob with Blunt Bangs
A chic bob with eyebrow-skimming bangs is something very Parisian. This is an ideal adaptation to colder weather–tight, smart, and a dream to fit with a beret of wool or a high collar. The warm color of light chocolate is combined with the rough finish that introduces the slight drama. It’s clean, contemporary, and just a little bit cheeky.
Such a sophisticated look merely requires a bit of assistance to remain classy. I recommend using Aveda Smooth Infusion Style-Prep Smoother before blow-drying so that frizz does not occur, particularly in dry fall air. A round brush (small) and nozzle on your dryer will make it easy to push the bangs in that soft swoop.
I had a similar cut many years ago and I recall that I felt like I entered a film noir. It is just the straight lines around the jawline that make you feel a lot more confident. It’s a power shape, but not in a loud way.
When it comes to people who like order and simplicity in their wardrobe, this hair cut is a perfect match with it. It is durable, fashionable and does not need a lot of maintenance in a day. Just keep those bang trims on a regular schedule!
Classic Creamy Blonde with Soft Layers
This style is a beautiful combination of classic and friendly- creamy beige blonde layered and cut to a medium bob with feathered ends. It is gentle, it is feminine and it makes aging hair look full without being heavy. The hair is softly swept to the side, and highlights the eyes and smooths lines on the forehead. This shape is very easy to wear and yet classy enough to be worn to events.
To maintain the blonde color in its best condition, a toning mask such as Christophe Robin Shade Variation Care in Baby Blonde is a miracle that does not dry the hair. And in case you have thinner strands, use Living Proof Full Thickening Cream to make those ends look thicker.
This haircut reminds me of cold mornings and big scarves- it is warm hair, indeed. It makes you want to be soft without losing any of yourself. When I spotted a lady with this kind of a cut in a turtleneck and pearls ordering coffee, I thought: that is the fall vibe.
Seeking a girlish shape without the feeling of being a girl? This might be your golden ticket.
Sculpted Platinum with Rounded Layers
To complete the list with a real classic, this platinum bob is sculpted and as sophisticated as it can be. The shade is cool creamy blonde, softened by warm roots, and the form is not severe, is structured. The fullness around the jawline is accomplished with rounded layers, which is a subtle yet very effective youthful lift.
Platinum colours require pampering, particularly during fall as air becomes dry. A weekly bond repair such as Olaplex No.3 is an excellent routine to have strong and healthy hair. To protect shine and heat, I can not recommend Color Wow Dream Coat highly enough, it seals in the smoothness without any buildup.
This type of hair style tells the world, I am here, and in the most adorable manner. I think of Martha Stewart with her trademark look of sophisticated and in-control, yet never too much. It can be used year round, but there is something particularly dramatic about that cool tone against a fall tone.
In case you have been dabbling with the prospect of going lighter yet still desire something that feels a bit fancy, this rounded bob is a fall favorite because of a reason. It’s bold, classic, and radiates confidence.
Rich Brunette Blunt Cut
If you’re drawn to minimalism, this sleek, collarbone-length blunt cut might just be your perfect fall statement. It is a deep, cool brunette-glossy, dimensional, with the hint of natural highlights that reflect the light, but not too much. The exact middle part is what makes it sharp and the even ends bring structure. It is a haircut that is so cool that it does not demand any attention.
To maintain the style of this style and make it crisper, a shine-enhancing serum such as Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum is the best. Flat-ironing on a low setting on a regular basis can seal the ends without damaging them. This style works best when it is maintained with small trims, every 5-6 weeks, to maintain that sharp edge.
This type of cut has always appealed to me on women with strong presence. It states: I am here, I am concentrated, and I understand what fits me. The cut does all the talking which is sometimes the best accessory of all.
Wear it with big earrings or a high neckline in this season–it is particularly effective under a collar of coat or a turtleneck of wool. Crisp, refined, and quietly powerful.
Glossy Espresso with Face-Framing Layers
This is a medium length cut with a warm and rich color. The espresso foundation is highlighted with subtle lowlights of brown, which gives a rich depth to any skin tone. The layering is very subtle and focused on the front–lending bounce and movement without making the ends too wispy. It’s polished, sure, but not too “done.”
What I like most about this hairstyle is that it fits both dark and dyed brunettes. Add in a glossing treatment such as John Frieda Clear Shine Luminous Glaze to give it an added depth and use a round brush at the ends to create that little curve-in effect which softens the face so beautifully.
Such a style can be used when you are doing some errands or when you are on a red carpet- it is not rigid and never pretentious. This has been shown on celebrities, coworkers, and everyone and it always looks classy.
It is particularly stylish in the fall when the darker colors are comfortable and rich. If you have been wanting to intensify your color this is your nudge.
Sandy Beige Layers with Airy Volume
This is a layered medium length cut that is sheer fresh air. The sandy beige tone keeps the color light without being platinum and the root shadow adds a natural depth. The hair is blown out with a round brush but not in that 80s big hair way, just in a way that is airy and easy.
To keep it light and airy, I would suggest Pureology Style + Protect Weightless Volume Mousse. It does not make the hair heavy and it gives volume where it is necessary. Some light, face-framing layers also make it easier to style, they just fall into place.
This haircut would take me back to early-fall events, when you want to appear put together but not too fancy. Its energy is chic-relaxed.
If you want to make a statement without completely changing your fall color, this warm beige shade will give your hair a lighter feel without making it look too blonde.
Golden Champagne Blowout
There is no doubt that the golden champagne blonde with a classic blowout is a glamorous combination. This style is a large energy in the most sophisticated manner- voluminous at the top, curled-out layers at the ends, and also that high-gloss finish. It is the type of hair that gives you an extra inch.
The best time to wear this type of glam is fall because it goes so well with jewel tones and red lips. To achieve that salon fullness at home, I would recommend you use Blowout Bombe by Drybar and to add in the shine that will really make the color pop, I would apply Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine.
This is the color that a stylist once referred to as apple cider in hair form. Nailed it. It is hot, yellow, and slightly fizzy-without being too strong.
If you’re looking for a head-turning yet wearable look this season, this one’s your fall party trick.
Strawberry Honey Layers with Side Part
And last, but not least, this golden strawberry color with warm honey undertone is a warm dream. A classic cut and styled in a deep side part, it looks the most flattering as it frames the face. It is not flat but the texture is smooth with a bit of flip on the ends to give it movement. It’s bright, fun, and totally fall-friendly.
Keeping strawberry color can be challenging and I use Celeb Luxury Gem Lites Colorwash in Strawberry Blonde between appointments to keep the color going between salons. The soft volume is achieved by the cut of the layers that is not too many, not too few.
This shade feels especially fresh for fall 2025. We are seeing more and more warm red-gold combinations, especially in women over 50 who wish they had a bit of a tan around the face. According to celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham, warm colors make the skin glow, and as the skin loses pigment as we age, warm colors can help bring the skin back to life.
But in case you feel like adding a bit of a color change this season, then this gentle strawberry shade might be the breath of fresh air you did not even suspect you needed.
Shoulder-Grazing Curls with Deep Brown Gloss
I find something about this softly waved lob softly textured and quietly dignified that I find incredibly flattering. The lush chocolate brown color is deep and textured, and the curls are soft enough that they make the hair look full without being bulky on the face. The asymmetry of the slightly off-centered portion makes it informal, and the natural flow provides a feeling of comfort, which is ideal when it comes to autumn afternoons.
I can never get enough of Color Wow One-Minute Transformation Styling Cream as a way to smooth frizz and put just a little extra shine on day two waves. On hold, a non-stiffening hairspray such as LOréal Elnett works wonders where curls are concerned, without making curls look crunchy, which is the perfect option to maintain that natural finish.
The thing is that this haircut actually works because of the liberation it brings. It is not so formal that you have to style it up daily but when you take a few minutes out, it reflects. It brings me to that I am doing errands but still have it together kind of feel, which I believe most of us want to achieve this season.
This style is an indication that curls do not have to be big or bold in order to make a statement. Other times, it is the bounce of the light and the healthy glow, which do the speaking.
Auburn Shine with Loose Spiral Ends
This is the warm auburn shoulder-length cut and a triumph of color and slight form. The layers are lengthy and predominantly internal, providing volume at the roots and definition at the ends. The hair is styled to be spiral big-barrel with a loosely falling hair around the shoulders. It is that sort of style that will go with all neckline- particularly flattering against deeper jewel tones during this season.
I also have good luck with Kenra Curl Defining Crme 5 when I want my layers to fall apart in a soft way, which I will apply to wet hair. And in case your auburn color begins to fade in the middle of the season, use color-depositing conditioner, such as Overtone Rich Copper, to bring it back without going to the salon.
The fall in Auburn may sound like a no-brainer, but when done properly, as is the case here, it feels like anything but. It reflects light, heats the skin, and adds volume even to the most basic looks. It’s cozy and captivating.
It is one of those looks that look great in twinkly lights at dinner as much as it does in late-afternoon sun. A true fall classic, with a twist.
Side-Swept Volume with Feathered Ends
For those who like a little drama (the chic kind), this side-parted, feathered hairstyle delivers. The top is pressed and raised a little to give volume and the ends curl outwards gently- a method that gives motion and releases the face. The medium brunette tone is polished and universally flattering.
To achieve that nice lift at the crown, I would spray in a root-lifting spray such as Joico JoiFull Volumizing Styler during blow-drying. And a big round brush is a necessity in flipping those ends just right. It gives that “blowout from a good salon” feel.
This shape is always in my mind related to confidence, it is more organized and a bit vintage-like but in the modern world. It is that haircut that turns out good on all sides, and it is a difficult thing to have in a world full of waves and layers.
It is the ideal cut that anyone would want a touch of flair but not at the expense of polish. And honestly? That cheek-defining curve is better than contour can ever do to the cheeks.
Glossy Butter Blonde with Long Layers
This style is pure sunshine. The butter-blonde is silky, shiny, and multi-tonal- with a bit of difference so that it does not feel flat. The layers are extended and combined, made into curving lines which focus on the smile and eyes. It is cheerful, sunny and just right in its informal yet glamorous nature.
Blonde this light requires genuine attention, particularly, when the weather turns cool. To keep the tone, I would suggest Redken Blondage High Bright shampoo, and to keep the shimmer going, I would recommend a gloss treatment such as dpHUE Gloss+ in Golden Blonde every few weeks.
Whenever I look at a shade such as this I am taken back to how the fall light plays off of blonde hair- it seems to almost glow against the reds and oranges of the leaves. It’s striking, but in a familiar way. Like apple pie and leather boots.
When the temperatures drop and you feel like you need a pick-me-up, but too cold to go icy, this buttery, warm alternative may be your place to be.
Classic Golden Lob with a Deep Side Part
This golden lob is a win-win situation to anyone who desires to look good, a low-maintenance hairstyle, and completely on trend. The color is more of a golden honey color although the root is a bit darker which makes it wearable without touching up in weeks. The asymmetry it gains due to the side part makes the face look longer and the gentle inward curve on the ends makes it classic.
The styling is as easy as it can be: using a blow dryer and a paddle brush. I prefer Ouai Blowout Crme to achieve the salon-smooth frizz-free effect. You can even air dry and straighten with a flat iron on the mornings that you are too busy.
I wore a similar style a few seasons ago and it was one of the best styles to keep because it was easy to maintain and still look presentable. It doesn’t demand perfect makeup or earrings. It carries itself.
It is an awesome in between style when you are coming out of summer highlights and want something a little more down to earth going into the fall. It feels familiar but always fresh.
Tousled Beige Blonde Pixie-Bob
This is a pixie-bob mix that is soft, airy, and oh so full of personality, with the appeal of a shorter cut but the styling flexibility of something with a little more length. The beige blonde color is bright but not brassy and the waves make it very breezy and undone and it is hard not to love that. It’s youthful—but in a very wearable, grounded way.
This silhouette is ideal with a little texture, so I would suggest using Verb Sea Texture Cream to give the hair definition and soft volume without being rigid. It can be re-shapened with a couple of twists using a flat iron or a wand mid-week, and even when air-dried, this cut stands on its own.
This fashion is addressed to those days when you want your hair to express how you are feeling, free, carefree, and not to take it too seriously. I used to refer to a version of this as my weekend cut as it made everything a bit more laid back.
It is a good conclusion to this autumn gallery: a reminder that hair is to be fun. And that even when we are 50+, 60+, and more, fun is not off the table.
🔸 Conclusion
Fall 2025 is a call to do things differently–subtly or drastically. It could be a warm auburn tone, a stylish new bob, or a cut that will make your features shine by adding waves, but there is a style here that will suit you. Hair color and hair cutting styles in fall on women over 50 are not about rules, and it is about being happy with who you are now. So why not book that appointment? The style that will become your favorite next can be only a cut away.
