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10 Undercut Hairstyles for Women Over 60

By Sixty and Me December 11, 2024

Undercut hairstyles have surged in popularity across all age groups, proving that style has no expiration date. Women over 60 are embracing these chic and edgy cuts that allow for versatility, easy maintenance, and a bold statement. Here are 10 undercut styles perfect…

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10 Stylish and Comfortable Holiday Footwear for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy December 10, 2024

The holiday season calls for more than just festive outfits and sparkling accessories. It’s also a time to find the perfect footwear that blends comfort and style, especially for women over 50 who want to look and feel great without compromising on support. Here’s a…

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Jet-setting into 2025 – Must-Visit Destinations for Women Over 50

By Sandra Roussy December 09, 2024

Traveling is one of the greatest joys at any age, but for women over 50, it can be a particularly empowering experience. With the freedom to explore, prioritize yourself, and tick items off your bucket list, there’s no better time to start planning your next adventure. Here are some…

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8 Guilty Pleasures that Make the Holidays Even More Fun

By Stephanie Raffelock December 09, 2024

I swear to you that I am not a bah, humbug kind of person. In fact, I love the holidays, and one of the things that I most look forward to is that business slows, relatives eventually go home and I have hit every bullet point on my Christmas “To-Do” list…

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Caught in the Care Sandwich – The Life of a 60-Something Caregiver

By Kurt Smith December 08, 2024

A lot of women enter their 60s with retirement, travel, and hobbies in mind. However, for a great number of those same women, the reality they find is very different. Don’t misunderstand – these daughters and mothers who end up caring…

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For Beauty’s Sake: A Lighthouse Keeper’s Tale

By Viktoria Vidali December 08, 2024

The wind howled outside, a relentless beast clawing at the old lighthouse. Its wooden beams groaned in protest, but inside, Elara, the solitary keeper, remained calm. She sat by the fire, a worn poetry book resting on her lap. The lighthouse had been her home for years…

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Spending Christmas Alone? 9 Things to Do if You’re Alone for the Holidays

By Carol Cassara December 08, 2024

The holidays aren’t always a happy time – for some they’re reminders that they are lone, whether they’re widowed, divorced, separated or simply away from family and friends. Add grief to that and it’s even more difficult. Loneliness is painful…

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A Budget-Friendly At-Home Spa Day: 9 Relaxing Activities

By Erin Hybart December 07, 2024

Life can get busy, and as we age, taking time for self-care becomes even more important. But who says you need an expensive spa day to feel refreshed and pampered? With just a few simple steps, you can turn your home into a haven of relaxation and treat yourself to the…

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Easy Tech Gifts for Older Adults and Caregivers

By Anthony Cirillo December 07, 2024

Technology can sometimes feel overwhelming for older adults, but it can also be a valuable tool to help them age comfortably while supporting caregivers in their roles. Here are some practical, user-friendly tech gifts that are designed to make life easier for both seniors…

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Navigating the Holidays with Grace When Dealing with Estrangement

By Marie Morin December 07, 2024

As we embrace the holiday season, filled with its customary warmth and family festivities, it’s essential to recognize that this time can present unique challenges for parents and adult children navigating estrangement. If you are in this situation…

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