Here’s the most rejuvenating bangs of all, according to a hairstylist

There fringe is an ideal hairstyle detail to enhance the look and structure the entire face. Perfect for rebalancing certain face shapes such as long faces with a large forehead, it easily adapts to all body types and hair lengths. If the women aged 50 and over sometimes hesitate to have it cut at the hairdresser, in reality, it presents an additional asset at fifty when you have mature skin.

Indeed, wearing bangs allows you to discreetly camouflage the deepest wrinkles on your face – such as those nestled at the forehead or at the crow’s feet – which tend to radically harden your facial features. Straight or curtain bangs, short bangs or long bangs, full or tapered bangs, not all bangs have the art of rejuvenating a face. In this game, there is one type of bang that stands out, such as the one that is the most rejuvenating and flattering of all after 50 years according to hairdresser John Frieda: The textured fringe. A rejuvenating fringe ideal for a short rejuvenating cut like a pixie cut, but not only!

Bangs: a double-edged anti-aging hair tip that offers a rejuvenating or “granny-like” effect

Contrary to what you might think, the fullest and thickest fringes are far from being the best for rejuvenating the face and eyes at the age of 50 or 60. Too heavy and structured to breathe modernity into your hairstyle, they can even compress the silhouette under the weight of their locks, and accentuate the oval of the sagging face. Everything we want to avoid!

On the other hand, lighter and thinner bangs are ideal for more subtly concealing the signs of aging without looking like they are. Light, they do not emphasize marked areas of the face, and draw the eye to the eyes, without highlighting the wrinkles of the eyes. Dynamic thanks to their strands that move according to your movements, they have an ultra-rejuvenating effect.

Haircut after 50: what is a textured fringe, the best fringe to rejuvenate your face?

Under this intriguing definition there is not really a fringe of a precise length, nor even a characteristic appearance like the curtain fringe which opens in 2 in the middle of the forehead for example, and which is one of the interesting anti-aging fringes to know after 50 years. It is finally by its way of being cut that the textured fringe is characterized, with its “extra layers of hair that give these bangs a lived-in look, adding softness, definition and of course, texture” to the hairstyle, according to the expert. It is therefore a degraded fringe which plays on different lengths of strands.

It can therefore be worn longer or shorter, depending on the shape of the face, and can also be adapted to short cuts, bob cuts or longer hair, depending on your desires. “Adding textured bangs can instantly freshen up your style and draw attention to your eyes.”assures the hairdresser. If it suits all hairstyles, it turns out “particularly effective” to rejuvenate the face and hair “if you have long locks at the front of your head, which are prone to thinning and split ends” with your thinning hair, the hairdresser also specifies.

Textured Bangs: Here’s How to Style the Most Youthful Bangs After 50

Aside from its unique cutting technique that adds texture to thinning, fine hair after 50, while modernizing the entire hairstyle, textured bangs are also a type of bangs that require special styling, quite different from blow-drying.

As hairstylist John Frieda explains, to style these bangs well and accentuate their rejuvenating effect, it is essential to use a “thickening spray” to boost hair volume and texture. Only then, “gently brush your hair with your fingers and dry it from side to side” to give it its unique look.

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