Comments on: Discuss: Hair styles that make you look older http://savvythinker.com/discuss-hair-styles-that-make-you-look-older/ thinking about life, playing with makeup Mon, 14 May 2012 10:38:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Karin http://savvythinker.com/discuss-hair-styles-that-make-you-look-older/comment-page-1/#comment-121771 Karin Sat, 04 Apr 2009 13:53:34 +0000 http://savvythinker.com/?p=2598#comment-121771 I agree with you, Natasha. I think movement, or perceived movement because the hair is softer, is one of the reasons each of the better hairstyles works better in the above. My hair has enough curl that I cannot get it straight, there are always waves. My stylist can get it stick straight, but I don't think that is my best look right now. It might be again, who knows! I was thinking of Sheryl Crow's first hairstyle. It looked like her hair was not healthy, very dry, and I didn't get the feeling of any movement. But in her second picture, her hair looks healthy and softly waved. There is perception of movement even in the picture. I agree too on having a hairstyle and products that work for the area you live in. We have a lot of humidity here also. I have a couple of products I rotate if I have any frizz when my hair is nearly dry. Some days I don't have any. Other days, I need to use a drop or two of the product. And yes, you have a happy, sassy, attitude! Your happiness shows. I agree with you, Natasha. I think movement, or perceived movement because the hair is softer, is one of the reasons each of the better hairstyles works better in the above.

My hair has enough curl that I cannot get it straight, there are always waves. My stylist can get it stick straight, but I don’t think that is my best look right now. It might be again, who knows!

I was thinking of Sheryl Crow’s first hairstyle. It looked like her hair was not healthy, very dry, and I didn’t get the feeling of any movement. But in her second picture, her hair looks healthy and softly waved. There is perception of movement even in the picture.

I agree too on having a hairstyle and products that work for the area you live in. We have a lot of humidity here also. I have a couple of products I rotate if I have any frizz when my hair is nearly dry. Some days I don’t have any. Other days, I need to use a drop or two of the product.

And yes, you have a happy, sassy, attitude! Your happiness shows.

]]> By: Natasha http://savvythinker.com/discuss-hair-styles-that-make-you-look-older/comment-page-1/#comment-121731 Natasha Sat, 04 Apr 2009 05:28:53 +0000 http://savvythinker.com/?p=2598#comment-121731 I totally agree that the right cut can make you look and feel better. Maybe younger. But nothing is more aging that staying in a rut for decades.... I'm not sure I have the most flattering hair....but I just wash and let it dry. It curls in humid weather and waves in dry weather and it makes me feel sassy to see it have such movement. Only once have I used a flatiron to torture it into a sleek bob. It looked great that way, but is too high-maintenance for me. I think that if you feel sassy, people perceive you as younger b/c joie de vivre (sorry if I mispell the French) is considered a trait of younger people.... but they are wrong.... I am much happier now in my 40s than I've ever been... I totally agree that the right cut can make you look and feel better. Maybe younger. But nothing is more aging that staying in a rut for decades…. I’m not sure I have the most flattering hair….but I just wash and let it dry. It curls in humid weather and waves in dry weather and it makes me feel sassy to see it have such movement. Only once have I used a flatiron to torture it into a sleek bob. It looked great that way, but is too high-maintenance for me.

I think that if you feel sassy, people perceive you as younger b/c joie de vivre (sorry if I mispell the French) is considered a trait of younger people…. but they are wrong…. I am much happier now in my 40s than I’ve ever been…

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