Bob with Soft Layers
A bob cut with gentle, almost invisible layers to add slight movement without changing the overall shape.
Best for women who like a clean bob line but want a touch more body.
Ask for the layers to be cut long, ending near the perimeter rather than higher up.Style with a round brush during blow-drying to set the gentle movement.
The cut works across textures and grows out without obvious layer lines, keeping maintenance simple.
Honey-Toned Pixie
Warm honey or caramel tones lift the face and complement most skin tones.
The cut stays a standard short pixie while the color carries the look. Honey tones suit warm complexions especially well, while cooler skin tones pair better with ash blonde or champagne.
Bond-building treatments between color sessions protect the hair structure, which matters more after 60.
Expect toner refreshes every several weeks. The color brightens the face without harsh contrast.
Pixie with Money-Piece Highlights
Lighter sections frame the face, brighter than the base color.
The money piece adds dimension around the cheekbones and softens facial features. The rest of the cut stays a standard short pixie.
This style suits women who want color without committing to full highlights, which can be harder on aging hair.
The money piece grows out without harsh lines, extending time between salon visits. Pair with a deeper base color for soft contrast.
Curly Pixie
A pixie cut specifically for curly hair, with the length working with your natural texture.
The cut should happen dry, curl by curl, so the stylist can see how each piece falls. Length typically sits between two and four inches on top.
Apply a curl cream on damp hair and let it air-dry or diffuse on low heat.
This style suits women embracing natural texture, which many do after 60 when chemical treatments become harder on the hair.
Soft Wavy Crop
A short cut styled with soft waves through the lengths. The cut itself stays simple, layered at pixie or crop length, while the waves carry the style.
Use a small curling wand or hot rollers to set the waves, then break them up with your fingers.
A flexible-hold hairspray sets the shape without crunch. This style suits women who want a finished, feminine look without sharp edges.
The waves add visual fullness, especially helpful for fine or thinning hair after 60.
Bob with Lowlights
Darker sections woven through the cut add depth and the appearance of fullness.
This works especially well on hair that’s lightened over the years, whether from color or sun.
Lowlights make fine hair look denser without adding more highlights, which can sometimes flatten the visual texture. Stick to tones within two shades of your base for a natural finish.
The cut underneath stays a standard layered or stacked bob. The added depth flatters mature features without harsh contrast.
