What Are the Best Haircuts for Women Over 50?

2. Flip It Good!

Flipped-up ends are having a moment again. This retro look, made famous in the 1960s by icons like Mary Tyler Moore, still brings a touch of bounce and fun to shorter styles.

Today’s version skips the bouffant. Instead, a soft flip at the ends adds shape and movement to an otherwise simple bob.

To get the look, spray clean, dry hair with hairspray, then curl the ends outward using a large-barrel curling iron. Let the hair cool completely before breaking up the curls with your fingers for a more natural finish.

No curling iron? Try a round brush and blow-dryer, or even a flat iron in a pinch.