Good evening, how are you? I can't believe how quickly January went by. I've been busy planning some things that I want to share with you, but as I always say, I'm not very good at organizing myself. Lately, I've been thinking a lot about changing my look, but I love my long hair too much, so I'm not quite sure.

But I've been thinking about the "Italian bob" haircut, which I find very interesting, to be honest.

If there was one cut that dominated the summer with total effortless elegance, it was definitely this one, and the best part is that it still looks just as sophisticated in the colder months. Yes, this haircut is great because it knows no seasons, because it has that minimalist, carefree vibe that makes it completely timeless.

What is the Italian bob?

Unlike the classic bob, the Italian bob is slightly longer, usually at jaw length or grazing the shoulders. It has straight ends, very few layers, and a soft, rounded shape that provides natural movement without losing its shape.

The result is a chic cut that is very easy to maintain. Literally the dream of any woman who wants to look put-together without spending hours in front of the mirror.

It is usually parted in the middle or to the side, which helps create volume from the roots. It can be worn ultra-straight for an elegant finish or with soft waves for a more relaxed look. In both cases, it screams quiet luxury.

How to wear the Italian bob in fall and winter

This season, the Italian bob looks a little less rigid than in past versions. Think defined but not harsh lines, with slightly textured ends to give the hair movement. It's elegant, yes, but without looking too “perfect.”

Plus, it pairs beautifully with long coats, blazers, scarves, and minimalist looks, making it perfect.

Styling tips according to your hair type

- Fine hair

Apply mousse or volumizing spray to the roots and, if you want more body, add soft waves.

- Thick hair

The ideal is to remove internal volume with invisible layers or a slight undercut, but without touching the ends too much to preserve the shape of the haircut.

- Curly hair

It is recommended to cut it a little longer than the jawline so that the curls do not “jump” right at the chin.

Who does the Italian bob suit?

One of the reasons this cut is so popular is because it suits many face shapes:

- Oval face: It frames the features naturally.

- Round face: A slightly longer version visually slims the face.

- Square face: Soft layers balance out sharp angles.

- Heart-shaped face: Helps compensate for a wider forehead with a delicate finish.

If you're thinking about an elegant, modern, and hassle-free change of look, the Italian bob is definitely a safe bet. It's feminine, sophisticated, and has that European “je ne sais quoi” that automatically makes any outfit look better.

Good afternoon, how have you been, dear readers? I know, I know, I disappeared for months and I'm not going to pretend it didn't happen, but I'm back now, and I really hope I won't disappear for so long again. The truth is that I'm terrible at organizing myself. I have a thousand things to do, a thousand ideas in my head, but sometimes I don't know where to start. I know I need to improve that, but anyway, here we are again, returning to this space that I love so much and that feels so much like my own.

But first, I have to tell you something that makes me very happy: I bought the Dyson Corrale, yes! The famous portable hair straightener. I bought it on Black Friday and it was a great price. I saw it the first time I went to London and promised myself that when I came back I would buy it, and I did. I really recommend it, especially for busy women like me who are always racing against the clock. You can straighten or curl your hair literally anywhere you want, like in the car, and the battery lasts long enough. It's practical, convenient, and saves you when you don't have five minutes to spare.

But anyway, now let's get to the important stuff. It's 2026, and today I want to share with you some hairstyle ideas that you should definitely try this year, especially designed for older women who want to look modern and elegant, without sacrificing comfort. Because no, following trends doesn't mean looking exaggerated or losing your essence; on the contrary, it's about adapting what's in fashion to your style and feeling more confident and beautiful.

This year's hairstyles are more natural and easier to maintain. The idea is to enhance your face, soften your features, and give your hair movement, without having to spend hours in front of the mirror.

I hope these ideas inspire you and encourage you to try something new and accompany you throughout 2026. I'm sure you'll find more than one hairstyle that will become your favorite!

Good afternoon friends, how have you been? Yes, I know... I disappeared for many months and it was all because of my poor organization. I admit it. But I'm already working on improving that, because it's not that I didn't have time... I just didn't organize myself well. This time I promise to come back with lots of nice and useful posts for you.

A lot has happened in my life over the past few months, and one of the most special things was my trip to London. I swear it was a dream come true. I loved walking through those streets and seeing Big Ben almost every day. The funny thing is that I hate walking, but there I enjoyed every step... there's something about that city that makes you feel like you're in a movie.

And well, on the last day I bought the Dyson Airstrait. You know I'm a fan of beautiful, well-cared-for hair, and this tool is a gem. It dries and straightens my hair at the same time, so it saves me a lot of time when I have to rush out. With my long hair, it takes me between 15 and 20 minutes, but if you have short hair, it will take you even less!

But enough about me, because today I want to share something you've asked me for: hairstyle ideas for short, fine hair, especially for older women. Because, my friend, age has nothing to do with style. You can look amazing and elegant at any age, you just need a little self-love, good care, and my tips!

Tips for caring for short, fine hair

Hydration above all else: Don't forget to use hair masks at least once a week to keep your hair soft and shiny.

Regular trims: Short hair needs maintenance to keep its shape. A trim every 6 to 8 weeks helps a lot.

Avoid overloading it: If you have fine hair, use lightweight products.

Heat protection: If you use a flat iron or blow dryer, don't forget to apply a heat protectant. This prevents hair from breaking or losing strength.

Hairstyle ideas for short hair

- Bob with soft waves, this is perfect for adding volume and movement to fine hair.

- Tousled pixie cut: modern, comfortable, and youthful. All you need is a little styling gel.

Remember that these hairstyles are just ideas to inspire you. The images I'll be sharing are from Pinterest (my favorite place to find inspiration), but you can adapt them to your personal style. The most important thing is that you feel comfortable, beautiful, and like yourself.