Makeover Magic! Help me choose a haircut? *got it cut #41

[sirrahved]

Jason says he likes number 3 as well. He says it makes you look like a cast member from one of our favorite shows. Click here to see History Detectives' Gwen Wright

[RedHedd]

I voted #1 as it's more modern; #2 is more conservative but makes your face look round. It looks like they're both pretty much the same cut so you could do a lot with "product" to do either look and perhaps more. Layers are a lot of fun to play with.

[Miss Z]

I absolutely love number 1! It really compliments your face shape.

[Catsnclay]

Um, I hate to say this, but ......so what that you are a grandmother???!!!!


Where does it say that you have to wear your hair in the correct style becsause you are a grandmother??? ....or mother, daughter, teenager..etc.

I have several friends (one being Lisa of K&L) that are grandmothers, and wear their hair in todays fashions!

And you know what???!!! It makes them look younger!!!!!

I may be old, but I sure don't like to 'look' my age!!! So with that said, I think you should put some colored spikes in your hair Deb!!!!

Ok, well......maybe not, but please don't let your age rule your style!! And go for style #2 with some blond highlights or something!!

[shais_mom]

well I like number one or number 3 but since it doesn't let me pick more than one - I picked 3 -
i think in the picture the shorter style brings your face UP

[shais_mom]

I think definatley that with NEW glasses you need a NEW hairdo!

[sirrahbed]

I appreciate the suggestions! Yes I need something new for sure. Bunny, I mention being grandma because - well - I guess I am very conscious of NOT wanting to look like I *think* I am younger than I am Right now my hair is too long (for me, I think) and I just pull it back every day anyway and THAT makes me look older I think. My long hair just never looks pretty anymore. The lady who has cut my hair forever always talks me out of bangs or layers because my hair is so fine. But I had bangs and layers before and really liked them but it did make more work than being able to pull my hair back. I am soooo lazy and bad about doing anything to try and look better. I do keep blonde highlights in my hair but am overdue. I have always been a blonde naturally but now it is much darker than before but still in the blonde family. Plus highlights make it harder to see the gray hairs I seem to be getting these days!

As for the cuts _ I am thinking that #5 looks like what my hair might actually look like with it shorter. Not sure I have thick enough hair for the other cuts? But maybe shorter hair will give me back some body? It would be nice to be able to have hair to comb different ways, part differently, experiment with gels, etc. I rather like all of them

Has anyone else played with that makeover software? I had such fun with that!!

[jackie]

I have very thin hair too, but adding layers and bangs makes a HUGE difference, go choppy!

[lizbud]

I liked #2 also. I think blond is more your color, then darker shades. Looks
great.

[Argranade]

I like both 1 and 2 but number 2 seemed to fit you better.

[shais_mom]

Has anyone else played with that makeover software? I had such fun with that!!

I did!
but I kept wanting to choose the ones that you have to pay for!
But it was fun to play with the hair and the makeup!
I can remember the lady that used to cut my hair saying that wear your hair long when you're young but old women don't look good with really long hair. Altho I'm not sure where her cut off was!! I'd say 70's ish??
so I think the shorter the better!

[jennielynn1970]

Not a fan of 4 or 5, but the others are nice. You have a great face for almost any length of cut. #2 was especially flattering, and #1 is great for a younger look. If you go to a good stylist, they could probably help you doing a little of both.

[cyber-sibes]

#2 looks very cute on you - very youthful & makes you look sparkly.

[kimlovescats]

#2

[crow_noir]

I LOVE that show, but i never catch it any more. :-(

Jason says he likes number 3 as well. He says it makes you look like a cast member from one of our favorite shows. Click here to see History Detectives' Gwen Wright