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By age 50, about half of both men and women will have at least 50% gray hair, and many also experience changes in texture and thickness. Learning **how to have healthy hair over 60** involves understanding these natural changes and adapting your care routine to maintain vitality and strength.
As we age, hair texture naturally changes, often becoming drier, finer, and more prone to breakage. In fact, studies show that reduced sebum production is a key factor in how you treat aging brittle hair, and understanding this is the first step towards a revitalized routine.
By age 50, hormonal shifts can lead to changes in hair texture, volume, and moisture levels for many individuals. This guide offers an authoritative and comprehensive look into **how to take care of hair at the age of 50**, providing practical strategies to maintain its health, vibrancy, and manage specific age-related concerns.
