Something about winter is magic, the light in the winter softening, and the smell of mornings smelling of coffee and cashmere, and the little spark that makes us yearn to change. It could be the silence of the season or it could be the pure fact that need to feel refreshed. In any case, winter hair and color among women this year is not about innovation, but about perfecting. Imagine warm coloring, smooth fabrics and smooth shine.
This season has glorified sumptuousness and plushness – the type of appearance that reports, I woke up like this yet obviously didn’t. Not only will we jump in the 2025-2026 trendy, but why these styles are so right to the already-know-who-you-are women.
Soft Layers with Warm Balayage
Warm caramel and honey sheared soft shoulder-length layers– that is the sort of radiance that winter hair dreams have. This haircut flows well, contours the face without muddying it. It is that just right mix of grace and lightness, the kind of clothes that go equally well with a blazer as they do a fuzzy knit.
I have learnt that all it takes to keep this appearance is to be hydrated. My favorite product is the Olaplex No.6 Bond Smoother that keeps the ends shiny and without the frizzes, even when cold air is attempting to take all the moisture.
Celebrity stylist Tracey Cunningham frequently mentions how the roots are deep and face is light, as this makes one appear young and she is not wrong. That is a touch of contrast that wonders.
And honestly? There’s power in simplicity. This fashion is not screaming but coos the word luxury, and that is what winter demands.
Modern Wavy Bob with Side Bangs
It is a cut that every woman would desire, who is above 40 years, as it is structured, modern and even playful. The soothing waves and side bangs provide an immediate movement and freshness, and the color of the base color is dark espresso, which makes it deep and shiny. It is not an overdoing-it hair but the type of hair that makes people say, You look fantastic – did you do anything different?
To style, I can affirm that I use a light mousse such as Living Proof Full Thickening Mousse in order to maintain those waves intact and feelable. The trick is that one should not struggle with texture.
The thing I like about this cut is that it is flattering to almost every face shape. It is stylish in that French manner, nonchalant, unbuttoned but certainly deliberate.
On the coldest of mornings, a stylist once informed me that hair is good, and this one has got the springs as well as the confidence to keep itself to a frolic.
Classic Chin-Length Bob with Volume
It does not imply that short hair is a compromise of femininity, just the opposite. A botanical chin length bob (slightly turned around the ends) is sleek, and gives a sense of elegance with an added touch of modernity. The light chocolate hue and light colored ribbons provide it with just the dimension to appear lively in the winter light.
It is so simple to keep it maintained. I tend to suggest a volumizing spray – the Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray would be ideal. It gives volume but not rigidity and that is all you need when you desire your hair to have a natural lived-in look but shine.
Regarding myself, I believe that this cut is full of silent confidence. It is perennial, without being dated; and elegant, without being strict. It has something about it that seems adult in the best sense of the word.
Winter with a haircut would be just like this, a bare minimum and all effect.
Long Layers with Subtle Highlights
This is a dream to those who would want a little bit of length, and this style is a dream because of its softness and the way it covers the mid-back. The top is sensitive – imagine dimmed toffee and wheat – melting flawlessly on a natural brunette foundation. It is easy to move and bright and does not require much maintenance.
Healthy shine is the new blonde, says colorist Jenna Perry quite a bit, which is true and I support this point. This type of discreet coloring appears costly since it is condition-centred initially.
Wearing a similar type, I usually spray it with a light leave-in such as Redken One United Multi-Benefit Spray in order to maintain the strands smooth and moist in the dry winter season.
The look is grounded but glowing – the type of hairstyle which is worthy of a silk blouse and silent confidence.
Soft Side Part with Cascading Curls
Something romantic is undoubtedly voluminous, parted curls. This appearance adds current natural texture and makes it a statement without making any effort, but bold yet soft. The presence of the rich brunette base which has the golden undertones is enough to warm the gray days in winter.
It is not only a hairstyle, but also a mood. One that claims, I watch myself — even in the cold. I like Moroccanoil Curl Defining Cream, which helps to make the curls bouncy and smooth.
To my mind, curls such length bring about the balance between polish and playfulness. They are a perfect frame to the face with a slight tint of glamour but not too done.
Perhaps, that is what winter style is all about, a bit of work that is coated in coziness.
Natural Curls with Subtle Definition
It is so freeing to wear natural curls, in particular during the winter season when the cold air may be a little mean to straightened hair. These are loose, bouncy curls that are right below the shoulders and make a volume and yet life without being overdone. The shade is a light honey-brunette which is very light reflecting and gives the winter a warm tint to its dull spectrum. It is very easily assured like that hair that says it is me and I like it.
With such curls, hydration is it all. I would never forget to recommending the SheaMoisture Coconut and Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie, which does not make hair hard and does not make the curls harsh to feel. And do not ignore the diffuser, which is good to keep the curls in shape and avoid frizz.
As an individual, I adore the fact that curls make any appearance individual. They keep me alive, make me expressive and a bit too wild, in the best way, whether I am in a cold button-down or a warm sweater.
Most recently, several stylists such as Vernon François make women over 40 remember that it is not something to be tamed, but something to be flaunted. And that notion has transformed entirely my perception of my winter hair.
Soft Face-Framing Layers with Toffee Highlights
It is the glamour that is never overdone and always elegant, the sleek and face-hugging layers with soft waves that raise the features in an understated and subtle manner. The melts into a richer brunette foundation illuminating the face without appearing artificial. It is elegant, comfortable and discreetly luxurious.
To maintain this appearance in good health, a little and regular attention is necessary. An oil-free shampoo such as Pureology Hydrate can keep the tone and shine intact and a light oil, such as Kerastase Elixir Ultime is the oil that gives the salon finish shine.
I have always liked the way that this kind of layered cut is so versatile. You can wear it shined in the office or messy at the weekend brunch. It is the easy-going stylish friend, who is always stylish regardless of the place.
Tracey Cunningham, one of my favorite stylists, once made a statement that the key to everlasting hair is with soft transition of colors, and I cannot agree any more. This appearance demonstrates that even subtle contrast may be even more impressive than something extreme.
Refined Shoulder-Length Style with Warm Brunette Tones
There is an unspoken power of plainness. This is a medium length hair cut, having smooth finish and slight feel of warm-brown coloring, and it conveys that best. The ends are a little tapered and the hair feels as though it is moving naturally – it cuts round the jawline gracefully not violently. It is that cool style of sophistication that never leaves unnoticed.
The winter makes hair dull, but a nutritious regime is helpful. I tend to depend on Davines OI Oil that keeps the hair soft, shiny, and not harmed by the dry indoor air. And it also smells godly on top of that, like a little luxury in the day.
This appearance is perfection to the women who are more interested in classic style than fashion. It is shinier, and more functional and age-defying in the slightest way. You can make it easily out of the office into the evening with only a few loose waves or a side tuck.
Perhaps the best thing about this haircut is that it is very straightforward, it does not attempt to redefine you. It merely polishes what is already there making sure that confidence comes out.
Soft Volumized Bob with Golden Undertones
It is a lightly volumized version of a bob, winter sunshine in a bottle – short enough to be refreshing, yet cut in such a way that it gives it attachment and volume. The layers are not sharp, but rounded, and produce that soft halo effect which suits nearly everybody best. The golden-blonde undertones make the appearance light even in winter lighting and make your complexion warm in the darker seasons.
To maintain it, I suggest that Aveda Nutriplenish Leave-In Conditioner to maintain the level of hydration without pulling the hair to the ground. It is a saviour when there is dryness in the air and you are most dreadful of being electrocuted.
I am empowered by short and voluminous cuts. They are also very active and self-assured – they are not bold enough to become feminine. Have you ever had that experience when you have looked at yourself in a mirror and said, yes, that is who I am? This is precisely what this haircut does.
According to Chris McMillan, the stylist of celebs, good hair must be lived in, not lacquered. This gaze is nailing that balance movement, gentleness and contemporary fluidity.
Curly Bob with Natural Texture
This curly bob is a softly rounded and elegant hairdress — a cry of joy over natural texture. The dark brunette tone is deep and textural and the curls that run over the face are softly curled in a flatteringly manner. It is the type of haircut, which is alive and needs a change a little bit each day, but it always looks beautiful.
On dry days, curls simply cannot do without Briogeo Curl Charisma Leave-In Crème, as it provides the hair with hydration. It maintains the shape condition and provides softness that is touchable. And a little squinch in the morning makes it all better – no heat-styling necessary.
It is such a liberating thing to allow hair to be what it is. I had a habit of wrestling with my hair, bending each strand downwards. I have strength now in it being what it is, in its being true, in its being me.
This type of haircut makes me know that confidence is not about being perfect, it is about being accepted. And, maybe, there is the prettiest winter change of all.
Sleek Middle-Part Straight Hair
Something classical about slick straight hair cut along a straight line down the center. It creates the impression of silent strength – the one that does not have to scream to be heard. This simplicity of appearance is because of its composition, its clean lines, and the manner in which it gently encloses the face. The black espresso color is intense and natural at the same time, and it provides a gorgeous contrast to the milder color palette in winter.
To attain this mirror effect, I use the GHD Platinum+ Styler – it flattens without burning. Once my hair has been straightened I always use a couple of drops of Olaplex No.7 Bonding Oil to smooth the ends and add weightless shine. Straight hair may occasionally appear too flat and by spraying a little texturizing spray on the roots it gives it that lived-in effect.
I have always liked that this style is like a blank canvas in that it is classy, simple and matches any ribbed turtleneck or even a bright lip. It makes me remember that confidence is at times restraint.
And as far as simple, healthy hair goes in winter nothing could be better than that, it reflects all the sun rays of low sun like glass. It is subtle luxury at its finest and it will never lose its taste.
Classic Mid-Length Cut with Caramel Blend
This is an easy-to-wear length cut, a shoulder-length cut, which is neither long nor too long. A smooth inward curvy end of the face is made to look beautiful and the caramel-bronde touches make the skin light and warm. It is the type of style, which appears refined despite having done just about nothing to it.
To maintain that radiant tone even in colder seasons, I will suggest Redken Color Extend Magnetics Shampoo, which will ensure that a tone of caramel is shiny rather than dry. it can also be a weekly coat or mask of gloss such as Moroccanoil Intense Hydrating Mask to provide that reflective finish that appears to be recently colored.
I believe that the style of the haircut is so attractive to women of all ages above 40 because it is flexible. It can be divided in the middle to get a modern and balanced touch or off-centered to be soft. At any rate, it is natural, not too stylized, simply confidently assured.
Celebrity colorist Matt Rez tends to underline that mid-length cuts make the face look more grounded in place – they bring balance and a sense of eternity, regardless of the features. And add that to caramel light and you have the immediate glow-up energy, even when it is gray in winter.
Soft Chocolate Waves with Gloss Finish
The ideal illustration of the way winter hairstyles and color on women can feel luxurious and elegant is this hairstyle. The richness of the chocolate colour creates a warm tone and the soft and flowing waves create texture and movement. Its glamour is natural, without Hollywood, and lived-in luxury. The type that leaves you well-dressed even after getting up.
To make the styling, I would use a big-barrel curling iron and make loose and bendy waves instead of a tight curls. A small bottle of R+Co Sail Soft Wave Spray can be used to provide volume and shine without causing hair to become crunchy. Add shine serum at the end and it is perfection.
Such an appearance is effective in winter due to the fact it reflects low light – glimmering, fine, three-dimensional. It is also flattering to all the clothes: a white t-shirt or a tailored jacket. I have always believed that chocolate-like colors are relaxing, they add just a bit of opulence that is earthy and refined.
Perhaps, that is why this appearance is so eternal. It does not follow the trends it goes beyond them. It is the silent companion and it never fails you in life like a good leather bag or a coat that fits you.
Long Layers with Deep Auburn Tones
Deep auburn long, smooth layers– this is a warmness, a presence. It has a good tone that is not too strong and has undertones of chestnuts that change so well according to the light. It is beautiful, bright and surprisingly low-maintenance with its palette richness. It is your time to enter the red world, as you were always interested to be red, but you were afraid of taking care of it.
Colorist Nikki Lee even confessed to the fact that muted reds grow old beautifully, and she is quite correct. It is not a screaming auburn, but a glowing one. It compliments the winter skin tone, and the skin appears brighter with defined eyes.
In order to keep the color of it, I suggest either Pureology Reviving Red or Aveda Color Conserve to keep the shading and not to fade away. And a heat defendant should not be overlooked either, that is the key to keeping red shades luminous instead of brassy.
In my opinion, once I have my hair styled that way, there is a sense of confidence there, which is mature, grounded, feminine. It is not about head turning, it is about making your space, own it with grace and unapologetically.
Soft Volume with Natural Brunette Flow
It is such a friendly color, this natural brunette color combined with a slightly voluminous cut. It is a relaxed yet elegant hairstyle, a hairstyle that feels welcome at home in a local cafe or out at a gallery party. These layers are arranged in a more natural manner, whereby they do not impose the shape of the hair, but rather the hair has a natural flow of its layers.
I have discovered that there is a balance behind the key to hair like this frizz free, soft without collapsing. That is a miracle of a lightweight styling cream such as Bumble and Bumble Invisible Oil Primer. It domesticates dryness and maintains a natural texture.
I find this appearance very real woman, somewhat relatable and aspirational. The type of style, which appears like you, but with a classier appearance. It is chatty, accessible and classic at the same time.
The winter demands this comfort. The gentle, natural motion of this cut is somehow like a breath out in the air – it is relaxed, earthy beauty. Hair that does not need to perform, since it is already a part of it.
Soft Blonde Bob with Effortless Movement
It has something of a naturalness about briefly dishevelled hair. This blonde bob is lightweight and shinny and it catches the light at all the appropriate spots. It is just the right in-between size; it is long enough to wear in waves, and it is short enough to feel free and free. The light beige color is warm and light in contrast to the dullness of the winter, and it has that air of a sunny day in January that we all need.
In order to preserve the tone and the texture, I use Kerastase Blond Absolu Bain Lumier Shampoo. It retards the change of blonde shades to brassy even as it gives the mirror-gloss appearance. An added touch of Ouai Wave Spray adds to the natural movement and does not bring the strands to a crawl.
I really like this haircut because of its energy it is light, confident, does not overdo anything. It is like a smart casual hair, and you can wear it to a meeting and to dinner with your friends and it would work in both worlds.
The existence of such hair is evidence that both softness and strength may exist together. It is childish, yet it takes the centre stage. It is mild, however it possesses its own space.
Textured Layers with Honey-Toned Waves
This appearance is all about coziness – the one that suits all the skin tones and is instantly comfortable. The honey-colored highlights slide in infinite layers in undulating waves without having to be maintained. It is that ideal mix of casual and classy, where the shade does not appear to be painted on, rather it seems to be touched upon by the sun.
In my case, this form of hairstyle reflects balance. It is not about being perfect but it is all about being soft, imperfect, and comfortable. Applying Davines OI All-In-One Milk will assist me to maintain this type of a texture moist and defined, particularly when the weather goes dry. Scrunch, a dab of serum and I am okay.
One of the colorists of celebrities, Tracey Cunningham, once wrote, Honey tones make people feel warm, but not heavy, and the phrase always remains in my head. It is precisely what makes this color so friendly and elegant at the same time, it brings in a glow but without pomp.
It is the type of hair that can make me think of Saturday mornings light denim, loose shirts, a cup of coffee and that no effort natural glow that makes you feel entirely your own.
Polished Mid-Length Cut with Rooted Ombre
A mid-length cut that is rooted on the ombre transition but is smooth and mid-length, that is subtle glamour at its finest. The roots are darker to site, and dissolved to soft caramel ends, which reflect every passage of indoor winter light. It is smooth, contemporary, and it continuously looks flattering to women who are above 40 years and like a business but still like a woman look.
In order to sustain that natural mix, I also prefer L’Oréal Professionnel Vitamino Color Masque at least once a week. It does not leave the hair heavy and it maintains the tones smooth and silky. To style, an ordinary round brush and a medium-heat dryer create that slight bend that happens to be so trendy at the moment.
The style of hair of this type is the ultimate polish, not hard or coerced, but elegant and cool. It puts the face in the right position highlighting the eyes and cheekbones. I adore its ability to match perfectly well with a neutral color scheme to be used: white blazer, nude lipstick, perhaps a little gold jewelry.
The winter may make us all want to be comfortable, but this appearance demonstrates that we can be stylish and comfortable at the same time. Its confidence, which is quiet, was an ideal pack.
Soft Golden Curls with Modern Layers
The images that come to my mind when I consider radiance are golden curls that gleam even in gray days. This haircut is softly layered along the length of the middle and provides volume and bounce without covering the face. The warm gold colours also enjoy luminosity on the skin -it is as though having a natural filter on the skin.
To play on the winter seasons, I would tend towards Aveda Nutriplenish Curl Gelée as it sets the curls but leaves the curls hydrated. The secret is to allow the hair to air-dry to halfway then diffuse it – it will not create the perfect spirals but a soft, organic look.
I have always thought that curls are a personality in a particular way – brazen, gesticulating and somewhat unpredictable. And this is what makes this look so magnetic. It is bursting with life, allure and warmth.
This hairstyle is what the happiness of spontaneity reminds me of: it is that, like laughter, it is natural, bright, and absolutely infectious.
Long Subtle Layers with Dimensional Brunette Tones
This last glance seems that it is a definition of careless beauty – long smooth strands that fall naturally, with the base in a soft brunette and the top strands of hazelnut that are softer. It is stylish, down to earth, and can be worn and worn. The dimension aspect in the color provides a motion without the need to visit the salon regularly, and it is best with the colder weather which feels more appropriate.
I have used Olaplex No.3 Hair Perfector every week since it is the only product that keeps my hair shiny, and it feels like a spa treatment to your hair that is tired of the cold winter. And when you are blow-drying, seal it with Gisou Honey Infused Hair Oil to seal softness.
The best thing about this appearance is that it is quite versatile. You can bend it into a body, wear it straight in case you want sophistication or use it in a low bun and still appear to have it. It is the type of style that just belongs- everywhere you turn it fits.
Perhaps that is the key to great hair in 40 that is not about following fashions, but about what makes you feel better about the person you are. And this style, its warmness and silent self-confidence is the best way to finish with the season.
Glossy Brunette Layers with Natural Volume
The glossy brunette hair with just the right number of movements is magnetic. It is a polished but alive layered style which makes it look like a perfectly undressed look that any woman would be secretly desiring. The tone is deep and espresso brown, which is not only rich but also modern, whereas the light reflection gives a lift to it. It is the type of hair that speaks without saying a word of assurance.
The trick to keeping it shiny like this is in an unending care regimen, I have discovered. Strands in Olaplex No.3 or K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Mask are strong and silky even when it is dry in the winter wind. Sum it up with an extremely small amount of serum – R+Co Two-Way Mirror Smoothing Oil makes everything go.
This is the power of this cut, it fits any occasion, both in office and during an evening dinner. It appears to be casual yet you can see that it is well maintained. It is the haircut that is the equivalent of silent luxury: classical, scanty, and undeniably fascinating.
In some cases, improvement instead of being more bold is the perfect change.
Chic Blunt Bob with Sleek Blonde Finish
There is nothing as classy as a bob, sharp and clean. This is a smooth cut without being harsh and it just falls just below the jawline and slightly inward. The beige-blonde color is cool and it provides depth and sincerity to the entire design, rendering the entire style fresh and youthful. It is that contemporary classic that one can wear without any doubts- structured but not too formal.
Stroke, sharp cuts require attention in order to remain sharp. I would always recommend a light smoothing cream like Color Wow Dream Coat – which provides a shield against humidity keeping flyaways away. The cool tone and prevent any creeping in of brassiness will then be maintained by using a monthly gloss treatment or purple shampoo such as Matrix So Silver.
This appearance makes me think of a French editor in winter – simple, elegant, and versatile to an endless extent. It is a statement when it is paired with a turtleneck or a red lip.
Hairdresser Chris Appleton frequently states the strength of blunt cut is in its confidence. I couldn’t agree more. Not only hair, it is being there.
Refined Shoulder-Length Waves with Golden Highlights
Soft shoulder-length waves have always been my comfort-zone cut; easy to wear, endlessly flattering and way to wear in winter. The appearance of this shot is all about the light gentle golden touches that reflect the light in each movement. It is not loud, fashionable, it is just a beautiful thing and this is what makes it eternal.
I normally use a round brush to blow dry to achieve that smooth bounce, and then add Moroccanoil Volumizing Mist to make it soft and flexible. To preserve the color, the gold is warmed up with a gloss after every six weeks to keep it alive and avoid dullness.
It is a personal nod to vintage Hollywood, elegant, charming, and full of personality. It matches so beautifully with neutrals, cashmere, and very basic gold jewelry all that make winter trendy.
The simplest styles are sometimes those which have a polish sufficient to finish the intentional look without the effort. Such is precisely what this one does, restrained excellence.
Modern Espresso Bob with Clean Lines
It is a short, espresso-flavored bob with a touch of pure modern minimalism, the type of cut that hits hard and at the same time, feels clean. The straight cut and smooth finish make it very much face and the rich cold brunette color makes it very down to earth and everyday. It is the ideal combination of power and polish, which is ideal during winter when structure is the thing that gives the person a sense of comfort.
Precision cuts such as these are most popular with a trim after every six weeks maintenance-wise. I am a fan of Living Proof Perfect Hair Day 5-in-1 Styling Treatment that I use to maintain it smooth and soft between visits to the salon. The weightless feel of the formula is not greasy, but rather gives a shine, which is necessary in a cut requiring sharp definition.
This haircut provides me with some urban vibe – concentrated and contemporary, a bit daring. It goes well with plain clothes and crimson lipstick, and shares the same confidence without any pomp.
This appearance is a response to the simplicity demanded by this season, clean, sharp, yet never hard along the edges.
Soft Layered Shag with Natural Blonde Texture
The quiet comeback of the soft shag this winter is something that I am all about. This layered cut, and its natural blonde tones, and airy movement are easy, reachable, and full of character. It is that ideal of structured and spontaneous -a style that only gets stylish a few hours after you have messed it up.
In this type of airy volume, I would recommend Amika Un.Done Volume and Matte Texture Spray – it has texture but is not stiff. When your hair is inclined to be dry during the winter, one drop of Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser Invisible Oil down your hair ends makes the entire hair soft and feelable.
The best thing about this cut is what I like, its freedom. It does not require being perfect in any way, it welcomes participation. It puts the face in a puff of easy softness and the lighter blonde lights reflect the light in the most flattering manner.
It’s an appearance that makes me remember that I should embrace the idea of texture and movement, the type of hair that narrates a story by the wind puff by puff.
Long Chocolate Waves with Subtle Caramel Touches
Very long, smooth, and chocolate brown waves – this is the type of hair that is effortlessly beautiful. It is voluminous, flowing and sufficiently textured enough to appear animate without effort. The fine caramel strands intertwined are warm and add light and brighten the complexion even in the gray of winter. It is the type of hair that shines in day and candlelight.
In my case, this fashion symbolizes the beauty of the middle ground, not too much and not too little. The secret of maintaining it this shiny is nutrition: Oribe Gold Lust Repair & Restore Shampoo and a bit of LANZA Healing Oil make it slick and moist, but leaves the motion intact.
I am so fond of how this appearance can be changed according to your day, you can put it loose and on the casual weekends, or make it a low twist to look more professional. It is not that complicated, yet it does not sink in the background.
This cut-and-color combination is addressed to the women, who appreciate authenticity – it glorifies natural beauty but not a change. It is mature in the best sense of the word.
Soft Auburn Layers with Golden Reflection
This auburn fashion is as though wrapping your hair in late afternoon sunlight. The tone plays between chestnut and gold bringing out the dimension that is both refined and radiant. The layers are natural, but not heavy, and they provide the body that is just right in winter, when all other things feel cold.
It has been observed many times that a warm shade put in with a good amount of stylist will make the whole face soft, and she is correct in her claim. The effect of this shade of Auburn is an instant lift, no contouring necessary. It is complimentary, endearing and subtle force.
I have used something as such, and the best thing about the color is that it comes alive to touch, never a two-dimensional one. I also prefer to renew it with a colored gloss after every few weeks; dpHUE Gloss+ in Warm Brown performs miracles to keep it rich.
This is the hairstyle of the woman who is not afraid of being soft. It feels mature, but never old. It is almost a dialogue between grace and vitality – harmonious, radiant and very feminine.
Elegant Deep Brunette with Classic Movement
Dark brownish, almost brunette but in a gentle cascading form- it is the meaning of subtle sophistication. The softness of the volume through the crown provides the balance and the waves through the ends make the look flowing and young. It is such a wearable cut and it makes a smooth transition between the professional and the personal life and thus, it is one of my favorite winter hair styles and color on women this year.
I would describe this as a quiet confidence hairstyle – elegant, well ordered and well grown-up. It is not loud, though it is unforgettable. To care, I would apply Kerastase Discipline Fluidissime Spray and then blow- dry it; it would keep the hair smooth and bouncy. Even in the driest winter, the shine will be maintained by a satin pillowcase and limited heat styling.
Deep brunette tones are something I usually go back to. Perhaps it is the manner in which they highlight the eyes, or it is the homeliness they add to any clothing. They are eternal – never fashionable, never stale.
It is the hairdress that does not insist on your attention, but on the contrary, attracts it. It is good graceful aging and in beautiful style.
Conclusion
And each winter we have an invitation to slacken, to consider, to find ourselves once more behind the surface. Hair, in its silent manner, is included in that process. It is not simply a glance but it is the way we enter a new season of life.
The winter hairstyles and color this year used in women celebrate the fact that this year there is neither softness nor fragility, neither confidence nor edge. It’s the coziness of the golden hues, the serenity of dark brunettes and the fun of the waves and layers, as any of the styles we have investigated are all about being connected, to your face, to your mood, to your moment.
I have always felt that good hair is not about being young but rather being there. The manner in which you see yourself in the mirror, the small twinkle that makes you feel like putting lipstick on a Tuesday, or going out in the rain feeling like yourself all the way through.
So perhaps this winter is no reinvention. Perhaps it is of coming back, to what you already are, but with better hair.
