Journal of Women and Ageing found that women who went grey to be more 'authentic' employed other beauty practices to avoid being stigmitized as "old" and less competent by society. Well, if anyone proves that theory wrong, it's Jodie Foster in The Mauritanian.Suited up with a chic glossy bob that is cleverly accessorised with deep red lips and nails to match, Foster appears both elegant - and powerful - in her role as defence attorney Nancy Hollander. In contrary to the study, hair colourist, Josh Wood, says the Pandemic has brought about a return to natural tones in hair colour - and grey, along with mousy brown, is no longer seen as a sign of letting oneself go, but a deliberate style move.He explains, "women are intentionally moving
