Natural hair care can take years off
Choosing to stick with a natural hair colour can help women take years off their appearance, according to one expert, who said that Nicole Kidman has embraced the stripped-down style.
Celebrity hair stylist Andrew Barton said that keeping locks looking natural can be a brilliant move for some women who want to look younger.
"Presumably Nicole's chosen to go natural because it's easier to live with, re-growth isn't as obvious and you may not need to wear as much makeup to compliment the artificial shade you choose. Such a retro look has taken years off her," he stated.
The expert added that, for Kidman, the look reminds people of her earlier styles from the 90s when she starred in films such as Days of Thunder, Far and Away, and Eyes Wide Shut.
In other news, US country star Miranda Lambert has recently revealed she gets her beauty tips from the Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman when she spoke to OK! magazine.
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