Firstly, if you wish to - enjoy and embrace your natural colour
If you do colour your hair, the pigment from your colour can greatly reduce your sebum production - so try to use moisturising and hydrating products - and avoid any products with harsh chemicals to keep your hair in top condition
 
Mainly, a good haircut that’s youthful and flattering to your face shape can completely change the way you look and feel

Softly styled grey hair is more flattering as we age than crisp over styled hair that looks ageing and damages the hair
 
Use products designed for your hair-type! 
 
Grey, white, silver hair looks fabulous as our features age and skin tones change - so adapting to your new hair colour (especially if you have coloured your hair like me til 50!) is just as important as keeping your makeup and skincare updated

Treat yourself to some TLC...
The below can be done on either wet or dry hair.
1. Start at temples with small circular movements around this area and work up the side of your head 
2. When you have reached the top of your head, use both hands to circle round the ears and down behind the ears to the neck
3. Then go up the neck into the back of the head. This should be releasing all the tight spots and starting to release any tension in the head and scalp
4. Use both hands, like you are shampooing but just massage all around the top of the head
5. Then finish with tapping all over the head, use all 10 fingers to tap away til the scalp is tingling. This will help to improve your circulation.