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If you don't already color your hair, you may be ready to take the plunge if you find yourself utterly bored with your locks so bored that not even a new haircut makes you feel perkier At this point, you begin noticing hair color on other women, you study celebrities' locks, you see a magazine article on highlights and you can't help wondering: Should I try colorWhether or not you decide to color your hair is ultimately up to you. I will tell you this, however: There is no one who cannot wear hair color. Okay, maybe there are people who are allergic to some hair coloring ingredients - those folks should avoid color - but the rest of us live in a world filled with haircolor choices. So many choices, in fact, that it's easy to find a product to enhance your beauty gently or to downright alter the way you come across.Curls. Large and soft looking curls define the women of the 1950s. This is the simplest thing you can do at both the front and back of your hair. And the interesting thing about 1950's hairstyles is that the back portion is most defined for large curls, especially when they are cut really short. These days, you might hardly find a woman intentionally cutting her hair short and flaring it into a large wavy curl, but it was the trend before. You can go 1950s by having large curls, even without the spray net.