what is your favourite hairstyle at the moment

dogsmother

Pixies please on older ladies, much more flattering.

You need to have the facial structure for it to look good though.

I would look horrendous with a pixie cut. I currently have a shoulder length layered bob.

Judi Dench reminds me of Miss Piggy and the only reason her hair suits her so short is for having a round face with very soft features.She must have realised her hair looks best like that as she has had that style for very many years.

Most people look better with a fringe of sorts.

Just had mine cut shorter! A summer look.

Oreo, some of us have curly hair and just go with the flow!

I don't make judgements on other people's hair styles, only their slug eyebrows and terribly swollen lips which I think look awful. I've pretty much had the same hairstyle for the last 50 years and it is the one I feel most comfortable with. Shoulder length or longer, centre parting and fringe.

Great hair Blossoming

For me it’s longer hair - much easier- less costly too- can just tie it back when I feel like it- best of both worlds.

dogsmother

Pixies please on older ladies, much more flattering.

No

Newgran59

Great hair Blossoming

Thank you Newgran59. When I was younger I wished I had curly hair, now I’m glad it’s straight! It just falls into the bob shape naturally.

My hair has always been curly, latterly inclined to go very frizzy too so I grew it long enough to pin up, thinking that would be the answer, but whispy bits kept coming out and looking like a sort of halo. I changed from the owner (who has done my hair for years) to the other hairdresser in the salon and it's shorter now but needs to be shorter still. She styles it beautifully but I can't manage the same effect. It looks like a bird's nest when it's windy or I've been gardening. Virginia Wade was on TV the other day and she looked so elegant with stylish short hair. When I look through magazines for ideas everyone has long hair. Wish I could find an answer!

PS have just made an appt for Thursday for a trim.

oreo I have a round fat face just like Miss Piggy & similar to Dame Judy . Therefore I have & have had, a very similar hairstyle to Judy for many years
It gets tweeked every so often but it's basically a short, no attention required , pixie cut. I'd love to have smooth, sleek, thick straight silver hair cut in an elegant bob like my friend but alas, mine has a tendency to be springy.
I must admit I haven't noticed the latest modern cut being discussed, I must think it's OK or I'd have noticed!

I have a chin length bob, but it takes an awful lot of blow drying to get it to curl under.

I hate really short hair on older ladies.
It’s so ageing.

Well I have always had long hair, I can't have a fringe because it goes like a bunch of grapes. My hair is wavy in places, straight in others so I run some straighteners over it. But I think the style that is the length of a bob that they sort of bend halfway down to make it stick out is ridiculous. I think Caroline Flack was the first person I ever saw with it but it just looks as though a child has been let loose on it.

Chicklette

Oreo, some of us have curly hair and just go with the flow!

😻 lovely

Apart from the odd sorte into a pixie cut I’ve had variations of a bob for the best part of 69 years (in my defence my hair won’t grow past my shoulders)

GrammaH

oreo I have a round fat face just like Miss Piggy & similar to Dame Judy . Therefore I have & have had, a very similar hairstyle to Judy for many years
It gets tweeked every so often but it's basically a short, no attention required , pixie cut. I'd love to have smooth, sleek, thick straight silver hair cut in an elegant bob like my friend but alas, mine has a tendency to be springy.
I must admit I haven't noticed the latest modern cut being discussed, I must think it's OK or I'd have noticed!

😁
Good for you, am sure it looks great.
On a thin, or long face it wouldn’t look right, nor with strong features, it doesn’t suit many.

I think a bob, of varying lengths according to face shape is thought to be the best for most people.It can be straightened or left wavy or curly.

Mine is in a sort of bob but when it’s really hot like last week I feel like shaving it all off!

I know what suits my face and colouring so tend not to mess about with styling. If I had ringlets I would look ridiculous and the first bit of damp air would make the whole lot drop out.

If I have short hair, it is so thin and gets flat really quickly so it looks awful.

Some of you were commenting about men's hairstyles. I'm disappointed when I notice a really handsome man and when he turns around he's got a man bun. Anyone else?

Not keen on a man bun must say, but it’s better than the shaved short back and sides WW1 soldier look.

I have very thin , very fine hair and I hate it . The colour is ok (white) but I just keep it around chin length with no fringe or layers . I just brush it back from my face when I wash it and it room dries within 15 minutes and then falls into a side part . I also hate going to hairdressers so I get my daughter who is a nurse to chop it every few months .

I have mine short now, but my favourite hairstyle is long (without a fringe if your hairline is high enough to possibly get away with it). The most lovely hair I ever saw was a middle eastern lady with long, thick, curly hair and a high hairline.
I do love the West African hairstyles too, the coloured sculpted braids. A lot of trouble, but gives a lot of pleasure to the beholder.
I also love Hamza Yassin's hair. And long red hair.