Under the ban: the stylist told which hairstyle should be avoided by women over 50

Neil Moody is a celebrity stylist whose work began appearing in glossy magazines as early as 1993. Neal’s haircuts have graced 50 Vogue covers, Moody has worked with dozens of famous brands including Armani and Burberry. Recently, a star hairdresser told the British newspaper Daily Express what hairstyle should not be done after 50 years.

According to the master, long hair with a center parting is an “aging haircut” that mature women should avoid. “The middle parting makes the hair visually thinner, accentuating the problem that often occurs with age,” explains Neil Moody. For those who want to look younger, he advises choosing a different styling option.

“Prefer a shoulder-length haircut,” says the stylist. “Also, move the parting to the side and consider adding layers – this will add volume to the hair.” The stylist advises to hide wrinkles on the forehead and emphasize the eyes with bangs.

When it comes to choosing a color, the stylist recommends avoiding too dark shades – chocolate, brown and black. “As we age, our skin becomes ‘transparent’ and it’s not worth dwelling on this problem with hair,” says Neil Moody. In addition, the darker the hair, the more gray hair will be visible on the growing roots and will therefore need to be dyed more often.

For those willing to experiment with their salt and pepper strands, Neil says, “Go ahead, girls!” According to him, you can afford a variety of experiments – from precise highlighting, which gives depth through the play of light and shadow, to the use of tinted balms. “Try pink or peach,” says the stylist. “These are very flattering tones, and they suit most older women surprisingly.”

And, of course, Neil advises keeping an eye on hair health – there’s nothing more aging than dry, faded locks with split ends.