- Andie MacDowell, 63, rocked her natural grays on the Cannes Film Festival red carpet.
- She wore her hair loose and wavy, and pulled back into a low, messy ponytail.
- After growing her grays in quarantine, she’s fully embraced them.
The lack of access to hair salons over the past year has also prompted many women to reveal their natural grays, whether they like it or not. Luckily for Andie MacDowell, she was pleasantly surprised by her appearance of silver locks and has now fully embraced them, so much so that she rocked them on the red carpet.
The 63-year-old actress was present this year at the Cannes Film Festival in partnership with L’Oréal Paris. On the first night, her quintessential voluminous waves were the star of the show in their new salt and pepper shape, and were complemented by her cool-toned embellished dress.
On the second night, she changed it up — her hair pushed back into a low, wispy ponytail paired with a blush-toned one-shoulder number.
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And to no one’s surprise, her stylish looks got all the reaction. “That hair on you!” Obsessed!” journalist Lauren Zima commented. instagram. “Timeless beauty!” another wrote.
MacDowell was thrilled to bring her new ‘do’ to a big post-lockdown event, and she shared with People how his glam squad styled him. The purpose of both hairstyles was flawed, messy, but chic.
“I’m not worried about keeping it under control,” she said. “We emphasized the wild side. We left with that.
His daughters actually take credit for his grays. They were the ones who encouraged her to keep them when they started coming in, and MacDowell is glad they did. But she admitted that she Is it that has to use a lot more conditioner than she used to.
“Because of the money, it even gets a little drier. The texture gets even stiffer, but I accept everything,” she explained. “I just put some conditioner on and left it in there. If I’m not working, that’s all I do. I just sleep in it sometimes.
Extra conditioning and all, she wouldn’t change a thing and hopes her confidence will be an example to other women. “I’m comfortable. I love myself. That’s where you come in when you’re my age,” she said. “I feel responsible for being a positive reflection of women as they age. . I hope I do that.
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