Hair Mistakes That Make Women Look Much Older Than They Are

Crimped Hair

If you lived through the 80s, you probably remember how crimping your hair was all the rage back then. It was everywhere—from school hallways to music videos. But times have changed, and crimped hair isn’t as trendy as it once was. If you’re aiming for a youthful, modern look, it’s best to skip the crimping iron. That said, if you’re still attached to the crimped style, go for it—we all know fashion trends come full circle eventually

After all, what’s old is often new again. But here’s the catch: crimping can seriously damage your hair over time. The heat and pressure from the crimping tool can lead to split ends and breakage, leaving your locks looking fried. So, if you can’t resist the nostalgic vibe, use a heat protectant and limit how often you crimp. Why risk your hair’s health when there are so many other ways to stay stylish? Fashion may be cyclical, but your hair’s well-being doesn’t have to be.