Your Beauty Checklist for Your 60s - Style & Fashion Beauty & Style
Your Beauty Checklist at 60
Find out which beauty boosters to use — and how
With an endless supply of new products and services flooding the market, it's hard to determine which beauty boosters to use — and when to use them. Here are the best tips for your 60s: Getty Images
Get highlights and lowlights
Multishaded tresses give thin hair body and depth, break up solid color for a more youthful look and help grays blend in (or grow out) gracefully. Matthew Eisman/Getty Images Alfre Woodard discussing Turnaround Arts and Moviefone's Tickets2Success Program in Brooklyn
Cut long hair to a bob or lob
A classic blunt cut transforms thin, straggly locks, "fattens" fine hair and is a chic, easy-maintenance look that never dates. Getty Images
Find the perfect foundation
Skin tone and texture changes such as brown spots, redness, sallow or ashy undertones, wrinkles, and dryness require hydration and buildable coverage. Test the foundation on your jaw, forehead, and neck and check in natural light for a seamless match. iStock
Add brightening treatments to your skin regimen
Treat dull skin tone, discolorations and brown spots with serums, creams, and masks containing niacinamide, vitamin C, licorice extract or kojic acid. NEXT:
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