Age 46, Time for Super Short Hair Cut!

Age 46, Time for Super Short Hair Cut! - What will you do when the 46 year old had stepped on? Caring for the skin? Dyeing hair?

A survey Nurture Replenish, a skin care company in the UK, against 2,000 women over 40 years, revealed that the hair is more important than taking care of the skin.

"The skin is not the only aspect of performance is affected by the aging process. Due to fact that hair plays a very large role for the appearance," said spokesman Nurture Replenish.

The respondents revealed that 46 years is the time for a woman to look good in the mirror and decide if he needs a change or not. Because ponytail hairstyle, long hair, or a classic ponytail less suitable for women aged 46 years ( Read : Hairstyle and Haircuts Ideas Gallery).

Unfortunately, finding a hair style that fits this age may be difficult. Because the biggest challenge at the ripe age of these women was difficult to manage hair that suddenly lost volume and light, than when they were young once.

Another difficulty faced is the change in the structure of the hair is so thin, coarse, and gray. From the results of this poll, only 16 percent of women who claim to have healthy hair, while the rest grumbling about hair breakage and dull texture.

Nearly all women say the least prime condition of their hair are currently in their twenties. While the best hairstyle ever they have is hairstyle a try at the age of 36.

At this ripe age, respondents revealed that they were supposed to have a hairstyle that is elegant, fashionable, yet practical.

Then how to display suitable for women age 46-an? One of the styles that are suitable hairstyle superpendek. Commonly called a pixie hair cut is considered more appropriate to the age and look more mature, fresh, yet elegant. Charlize Theron (41) the last few years performing with beautiful long hair back now decided to cut off her hair.

"Many women who feel the need to customize their hair style when stepping on a more mature age. Due to the style that fits in your 20s may not perform optimally in the 40s or 50s," he added.