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I let my hair go silver/salt and pepper and had it cut into a bob during the transition, then let it grow to my collarbone but didn’t let it grow longer because I thought long hair is aging. Finally this year I let my hair grow longer and it looks so much better, comparing with photos of the short hair. I’m keeping it long for now, thanks for this video, it affirms my decision. I always looked better with longer hair when I was younger, so I guess aging hasn’t changed that. My hair is a beautiful color and looks especially good in sunlight.

"The line where my hair ends needs to sit at or above my jaw, not underneath it." NO. Elderly women have been doing short haircuts my entire life. I'm in my late fifties, and have been having my hair cut to shoulder length since my twenties because that's the length at which I got the most compliments (even though I personally wanted it longer). At about age 48, I asked my husband if he minded if I grew it out, because I'd worn it the same length for decades and I thought I might soon lose the "ability" to wear it long, and I wanted one more chance. He said he didn't care either way, so I let it grow--and both of us loved it. Interestingly, in the next year or two I looked around and realized that my generation of aging ladies had mostly come to the same conclusion: we were not going to go with the short "old lady" haircut our mothers and grandmothers wore, and we weren't going to dye our hair and think it fooled people into thinking we were still young. We were going to wear our hair in a more youthful style (long) and let it gray if it wanted to. And the results are so lovely. I'm so happy to look around and see the range of grays and the long, feminine hairstyles of women in their mid fifties to early seventies going confidently into old age.

This is great!  I agree with this all. Very honest about thinning greying hair.  The other vids show young women with lots of hair  - not helpful to older gals.

Ive learned how to cut my own...keep it blunt in back, its almost to collarbone, no bangs, versatile for hot days/French twist, p tail, etc. I curl it with velcro rollers for volume and move ability, and use heat protectant mielle,white  peony. Its white with dark silver coming in the back. I love the way the silver peaks through. I add a little oil for definition and im growing it longer. I use punky color/ platinum to keep the brass away and sometimes I drench it with olive oil at night. ❤im 71 working full time

My mother took me to the barber with my brothers when I was young. Ever since I left home, I have kept my hair long. I'm 70 now,  and my brown hair has turned blonde with gray  streaks. My hair dresser loves the colour, she says never cut it short. I'm happy to comply.

One minute you're telling women to get their hair cut above their jawline and then you're saying keep it long so which is it?

If your name is Rosalind Gray why is ypur channel call Vilma Baxter ??

Thank you so much for this video.   I’ve been thinking of going gray but had no clue how to do it without the gray line.  My mom had silver gray and hope I am lucky enough to have that as well.  Wish me luck!!!!!

I really have no idea what face shape I have

My family told me this at 38
Can you imagine
I'm now 73
Could do better but I'm not doing the short poodle perm

Do whut?

The words and sentence structure is almost identical to other videos on completely different subjects that I have watched over the last 2-3 months.  When you hear the same thing over and over, the pattern is extremely recognizable.  Not something I will spend my time on.

My face shape went from round to oval. While I’ve always had medium to long hair, having an oval shape gave me the freedom to have a shorter hairstyle. There is a difference between having a short haircut and having a short hairstyle. Some older women like a short haircut because they don’t want to bother with their hair anymore. they feel they’ve earned it. I applaud them. I like putting the effort to create a style for my hair whether short OR long. I’m 73.

No where did she address the blasted cowlick.

I  don't get why all the videos about old lady appearance use the word quietly.  What the...and misleading title--video is actually the opposite of the title.

What about very thick course hair?

Round.

I've never known anyone talk so much yet informed nothing.
Useless.

I'm over these ridiculous advertising drone non human voices .