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If you have naturally straight strands, you can rock a refined silhouette like this without question.

Temples, cheekbones, jawline—boom. Framing your face is the key to a more youthful-looking complexion and takes attention away from any complexion concerns.

From curly pixies to asymmetrical bobs to textured shoulder-lengths, these easy and elegant short haircuts for women over 50 have us itching to make a salon appointment ASAP.

From curly pixies to asymmetrical bobs to textured shoulder-lengths, these easy and elegant short haircuts for women over 50 have us itching to make a salon appointment ASAP.

From curly pixies to asymmetrical bobs to textured shoulder-lengths, these easy and elegant short haircuts for women over 50 have us itching to make a salon appointment ASAP.

From curly pixies to asymmetrical bobs to textured shoulder-lengths, these easy and elegant short haircuts for women over 50 have us itching to make a salon appointment ASAP.

It’s a little bit retro, a whole lot sassy. Frame the jawline something serious with rounded ends on a classic, oh-so-lightly layered bob length cut.

It might be more of a transition length, but we can see that stylish fringe just begging to be paired with a chin-grazing bob, can’t you?

From curly pixies to asymmetrical bobs to textured shoulder-lengths, these easy and elegant short haircuts for women over 50 have us itching to make a salon appointment ASAP.

Want low maintenance styling? Let the color do the talking. This Icelandic blonde covers any silver strands that pop up unannounced, giving you more time between salon appointments.

It’s straight, sassy, and definitely stylish. A razor-sharp angled bob says that you just don’t have time for getting older.

Achieve major volume for that va-va-voom look with mousse and texture sprays. We're loving the subtle layers and movement in this bob cut.

You can achieve a dense hair appearance by asking your stylist to use straight lines when cutting your hair.

These short haircuts for women with thin hair will add texture, volume, and "oomph" to your hair that you never knew it had. These are the best haircuts for thin hair, and they're all-time classics, too.

If you don't want a super short cut but want your hair to look thicker, go with an asymmetrical lob that's longer in the front than the back.

Keeping curls in the middle of the hair shaft creates the illusion of more volume at the roots and elongates the hairstyle.

Curling your hair so that you have subtle waves will add texture and make the hair appear more full.

Adding volume to the top of any short cut will be flattering with a round face.

Раскачайте полностью зачесанную в сторону пикси для веселого, лестного взгляда, который можно быстро закрепить на занятое утро.

Subtle waves give just the right amount of volume without adding too much width. A bob cut with graduation in the back can add more volume for women with thin hair and round faces.

An angular cut that's longer in the front and shorter in the back will flatter a round face.

Side-swept bangs always flatter a round face, whether with a long or super short cut.

You may be thinking that this isn't quite a short cut, but we say it's just the right dance between long enough to wear in a ponytail, yet short enough to be low maintenance over time. Keeping curls on the bottom half of strands adds a little extra volume to balance out those apple-like cheeks.

The slicked-back look is trending right now, so to make it work for round faces, add height with a teasing comb.

A center part with super straight strands will complement a round face, especially with a long bob cut just above the shoulders.

A lob that hits anywhere below the chin is always a yes, please! Longer strands draw the eye down your face creating a longer appearance.

Show off your round face shape and save time getting ready with a blunt, modern pixie cut.

Unlike thick curls, which could overwhelm a round face, soft waves add texture without adding width. Beachy, easy waves will work with any length.

If you want face framing, but want to avoid the potential emphasis that it can cause towards your cheeks, ask your stylist to cut framing that points just below your cheeks toward your jawline.