There are few women who are lucky enough to have kept their hair long enough to grow it out to shoulder length; however, if you are looking for a short haircut for woman over 50, you might want to give this particular cut a shot. This fashion style is a great way to create a layered look that flatters just about any figure, including those with large busts. The following steps are designed to help you create this timeless classic:
Begin by taking your cheekbones into consideration. If you have sharp chin, you may want to take a slightly harder look at your bangs and your cheekbones as well. A good way to achieve this effect is to use side-parting or an off-center part. If you prefer blunt bangs, use side-parting on top of sharp chin to soften the line. The same can be done for your eye-adows, hairdo, and even your finger nails.
Next, use your curling iron to carefully create some texture with your hair. Using a pixie cut with textured ends, curl your hair until it looks puffy at the roots, but tousled at the tips. To make your curls less stiff, use hairspray to hold them in place. Finish off your textured hair with a touch of hair spray or a little bit of hairspray to keep moisture locked in.