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Aging is a beautiful thing.
Beloved for her personal style and electric energy, Stacy London is one of the latest celebs proving gray hair can be glamorous. Instead of coloring the gray hairs coming in, she is welcoming them in a sleek blowout that is beyond chic.
One scroll through social media and you’ll see a theme on celebrities of all ages: bangs. Channel your inner Glenn Close with a modern straight fringe and bob haircut. When styling this one, make sure to grab a hair paste to keep bangs straight and in place.
As seen on Andie McDowell, a curly lob is great for all kinds of curls, specifically ringlets as it grants real estate for each curl to live freely. Keeping a curl pudding and leave-in conditioner spray on hand will be your best tools with this one.
Beloved by all ages, the pixie is a great haircut that highlights all of your facial features, especially cheekbones. You can wear it with any texture, wavy, straight, or curly, and it is quite the show-stopping look with gray hair.
Channel Helen Mirren’s sleek flipped out blowout for summer, a chic tribute to the popular ‘60s hairstyle. You can achieve the look with a flat iron by curling under and over, then finishing with a shine spray.
There is a lot of freedom in allowing your hair to naturally gray and come in as it pleases like McGovern. Yes, this might require more time but it might be the perfect transition period for those not yet committed to a full gray look.
Who says blondes have more fun? With gray hair you are still privy to style and can accessorize however you desire. So keep enjoying your season with a beret, bucket hat, or hair clip. After all, it’s Jane Fonda-approved.
Miley Cyrus might have championed the modern mullet over the years, but actors like Rita Moreno originally turned heads with the look. The curly mullet features a full fringe with cascading curls down the back and it looks especially cool with silver strands.
A grown-out pixie á la Allison Janney is a sophisticated way to wear your gray hair. If you’re looking for some volume, you can always blow dry with a round brush for more shape. And for a day-to-day product, a little hair oil will goes a long way in holding down flyaways.