15 Stunning Choppy Hairstyles For Women Over 70
Kathakali S
Trendy haircuts, especially for women over 70, can surely lend a hand to transform their whole outlook. Choppy hairstyles are a great way to create volume, texture, and fun appeal. Here are 15 stunning choppy hairstyles for women over 70 to inspire your next trip to the salon.
1. Short Shag
This is a great short shag for women who wish to look modern, layered in their appearance. The benefit of short choppy haircut with layers is that they bring movement to the hair, while the textured finish specs out the stylish edge.
"A short shag is a great way to add dimension and lift to thinning hair," says hairstylist Linda Carter.
2. Choppy Pixie
This is a short haircut but with lots of volume. For the short-hair lover who wants lots of volume, there's the choppy pixie, a trendy yet low-maintenance hairstyle that beautifully highlights facial features.
3. Choppy Boy Cut
Rough but classy; a typical boy cut of this style. It's light, non-conventional but in a feminine way. A rough chop makes an edgy yet sophisticated gender-neutral cut. It allows for short hair while adding femininity and not losing out on the sharp, modern feel.
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4. Messy Choppy Pixie
For the woman who likes the naturally beautiful look, the messy choppy pixie is what she needs. The tousled and disheveled layers project a fun and youthful touch.
5. Choppy Cut on White Hair
Glam yourself up in that beautiful white hair with a modern choppy haircut. The choppy look has been layered texturally, allowing the natural white hair to appear full, robust, and alive within all walls of dimension and depth.
6. Textured Choppy Hair
Truth be told, the haircut is full of layers and texture to make it a good candidate for women who want to look voluminous and radiant. Indeed, this haircut is flattering for all hair types and face shapes.
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7. Side Swept Choppy Pixie
A beautiful haircut to frame your face. This is a softer and more elegant haircut as it is a side-swept choppy pixie. This cut is fine as well as thick.
8. Spiky Haircut
For those who like to make a bold statement, the spiky look is perfect. The curly spikes are very contemporary and edgy. You get the cool modern, edgy look created by choppy spikes.
9. Razor-Cut
It gives a really feathered wispy appearance to the hair, so it's great for anyone looking to have a lighter feel but still not so heavy. It really adds movement and texture to fine hair.
"A razor cut is great for creating airy, soft layers that enhance texture," says stylist Olivia Benson.
10. Mullet
The mullet is a big comeback; it's the perfect choice for women over 70 who will embrace such bold, romantic styles. It adds volume and shape with its choppy layers at the back.
11. Choppy Hair with Undercut Sides
Choppy hair created with undercut sides is the style to go for if you want something new and edgy. Perfect for those who want to surprise others with the twist in their haircut.
12. Choppy Haircut with Curtain Bangs
Curtain bangs will soften the choppy haircut while adding a bit of a classic touch. Great in that it will suit most face shapes while also creating an illusion of volume to thinning hair.
13. Silver Hair with Textured Spikes
Textured spikes can give silver hair such chic and edgy vibes. It's a great style for anyone who wants something funky, youthful, and easy to maintain.
Stylist Robert Lang says- "Spiky texture on silver hair adds an edgy twist while keeping things playful."
14. Pixie with Choppy Bangs
Choppy bangs give character and dimension to the classic short pixie cut. The uneven bangs give a playful, stylish look that draws attention to the features.
15. Side-swept textured Cut
This side-swept textured cut conveys the essence of simple elegance. The choppy layers add volume while the side sweep frames the face.
"Side-swept layers add movement and keep the hair looking fresh and modern," says hairstylist George Blake.
