After 60, Move Your Part Half an Inch (What It Does to Your Whole Face)

📖 Forty years of dressing women over 60, the whole method, set down in one book https://viviansinclairstyle.com/ A customer walked into my boutique one Tuesday and I was certain she had been away somewhere warm. She had not been anywhere. She had been up half the fortnight with a grandchild. Her hair was simply parted on the other side. Half an inch. That is all it was. And every woman in the shop, including me, read her as rested and lifted and years younger. I am not a hairdresser. Everything technical here came from Renata, who cut hair three doors down from my boutique for forty years. What I know is what a frame does to a face, and a head of hair is a frame. Here is what nobody explains. A part you have worn for forty years is a habit in the hair itself. The hair on both sides has been told to lie down thirty thousand mornings running, so it lies down. That is the flatness. And the strip along that old line takes all the sun and all the comb, which is where a woman first starts to see more scalp than she used to. Move the line and the hair has to lift and cross over, which is volume, and the worn strip is covered by the hair from the other side. How long have you worn your hair parted where it is? Move it half an inch tomorrow and tell me in the comments whether anybody noticed. I read every single one. Subscribe for a new video every week on style, hair and elegance after 60.