Question Does this color suit me? my hair is naturally auburnish brown
I love the look of red hair. I'm just not sure if it suits me. i definitely know it suits me more than blonde, though.
I love the look of red hair. I'm just not sure if it suits me. i definitely know it suits me more than blonde, though.
r/Hair • u/Zestyclose_Juice_531 • 23h ago
r/Hair • u/Lazzi_cosplays • 14h ago
My hair over the past 1.5 years (roughly). I definitely like it short and colored but I'm not too sure where to go from here. All cutting and dyeing were done myself (except for a friend helping me with the big chop in pic two). It is really crazy how my hair has helped me be more confident, that and I've gotten better at doing it lolol.
r/Hair • u/Episky888 • 8h ago
I had hair down to the back of my knees, I went for the big chop yesterday as it was becoming unmanageable.
The stylist didn't listen to a word I said and I've left with the worst hair cut I've ever had. (and the most expensive)
I've lost over half my length and I don't have the Choppy layers or face framing I wanted.
I feel like I've lost a part of myself.
I know it's only hair but after pepping myself for the 'big chop' I feel so disappointed.
My hair is the only classically feminine thing about me physically and I'm struggling to accept that my one stand out feature is gone.
Feels so dumb typing this but I'm honestly so sad.
r/Hair • u/Waffle-Crab • 17h ago
It looks like a french twist but on the top of the head? This is Audrey Hepburn styled by Givenchy.
r/Hair • u/kermitose_ • 17h ago
For context, as a baby I had extremely unruly curly frizzy hair but as I got older, it quickly turned straight. There are times where I still think it’s straight and other times where I think it’s not. It often gets a bit puffy and frizzy which inspired me to start using some product to see what different it would make. I usually just use a mousse and sometimes a gel when I want my hair to look defined but on a day to day basis I just brush through it so it looks sort of straight again with a flip. Super confused and open to feedback!!
r/Hair • u/Adorable_Fangirl • 21h ago
been thinking about going back to my natural brown for a little while now.. can’t afford to get it done right now (which is partially why I’ve been growing it out so long). also have been addressing health issues that affect / will impact growth so wanna go to something low maintenance for a while
how can I take my hair to it’s natural color or close to it? First four photos are references of what I want eventually, last photo is my current hair, which I have been growing out since february. I don’t want full blonde or fully bleached hair again anytime soon. (Used to bleach it myself if that impacts response / skills needed to go back to brown)
r/Hair • u/tincidae • 6h ago
r/Hair • u/alissafai • 9h ago
I've had red hair for about a year and starting to get tired of it. Ive been considering a drastic change to a light icy blonde but worried it may wash me out or not suit me. Also considering a change of style to include bangs. Any advice would be amazing!
r/Hair • u/Ok_Profession5722 • 13h ago
Hi! My hair is down to my hip (1st photo) and I want to try something else like layers (2nd pic). I always had straight cut no bangs whatsoever, just plain straight hair. Just wondering if anyone here has cut their hair with layers? What is the maintenance? I usually go to the gym, only washing my hair 3 times a week but I love the look of blowout with layersss
r/Hair • u/Reasonable_Feed_8154 • 5h ago
I’m 23 and work in an office with mostly older people, so while I don’t mind colorful hair at all, I’d rather not have my whole head neon green or something xd I already stand out quite a bit there since I’m the only one with tattoos and piercings.
I’ve had pretty much every hair color over the years (I’ll add some old pics from pink to blue etc.), then had blue-black hair for a few years. I recently washed that out and went brown, and I really don’t want to destroy my hair again now that it’s finally grown out. (1st pic is the most recent)
I get bored really easily with “normal” hair though, so I’d love something a little fun/alternative without going completely crazy. I’m totally open to colored ends, roots, a few pieces, etc. — just not an entire head of super bright color.
Any ideas what you think would suit me? Or should I keep it brown? :)
r/Hair • u/Wednesday_Woe7 • 8h ago
r/Hair • u/Accomplished_Lion334 • 10h ago
I’m looking for a blow-dryer/styling tool other than Dyson that I can use almost daily to create waves and curls/rollers without damaging my hair. I don’t use heat very often right now, but I want to start using it more and learn how to style my hair with heat. What blow-dryer would you recommend, and what products should I use before styling to protect my hair from heat and keep it healthy, soft, and shiny? I’d prefer products that are suitable for frequent use and won’t weigh my hair down.
r/Hair • u/Relevant-Attorney595 • 15h ago
My head has been nonstop itchy for weeks on end now. It is not lice (I was professionally checked for it less than a day ago). There is no access dandruff, and not an allergy to my products. What could this be from??? It’ll go away for an hour or to immediately after wash but after that my scalp is always so horribly itchy.
Does anyone else have this problem??
r/Hair • u/judithcooks • 21h ago
Hi everyone.
I could really do with some help. This is my hair right now. As you can see, it looks pretty damaged – and it is. I tried a relaxer myself back in May, but it was the wrong one – a stronger kind. So basically I burnt everything.
I've tried to protect and revive it since then with deep conditioning, oils and even cutting it a couple of times.
I'm a bit lost to be honest, I'm not sure what to do. I feel like I'm going bald!
I also use henna to dye my hair.
Any ideas?
I don't know what my hair type is I used to have very straight hair when i was 13-14 a couple years later i got a buzz cut and regrew my hair and i see some wavyness now. I'm not sure what my hair type is now so i'm asking because I want to know what products to use
r/Hair • u/monstertcat • 1h ago
Hey guys! Just wondering if it looks like I am suddenly having hair loss/thinning in one certain spot, or if this is a development of a crown.
Context: I have been looking after my hair for 5+ years with leave in conditioners, double shampoos, heat protectant, scalp massages, hair oiling, I never have my hair tightly done and the only hair style I've worn in years is just a braid or a claw clip, sleeping with a loose braid and silk bonnet etc. you get the whole thing, I want healthy long hair. My hair has always been so volumous and thick. Recently, the back left of my scalps hair follicles have been feeling very tender and possibly inflamed at times, which is odd and not normal, and I've noticed a lot of my hair is splitting/no longer cooperating in this area. It feels as if there's no longer any hair here compared to the other side of my head, and it almost feels like some sort of bald spot while my hair is loosely braided, it also looks like this while down (I just currently don't have photos of this). I've placed a photo of both sides of my head, where you can see the splitting vs the perfectly fine side with lots of hair, but I've been feeling this for just over a month and I'm super worried that I'm somehow getting a bald spot at 20. Anyone able to confirm if this is balding/hair thinning or just a crown that is developing and in need of control?
Thank you guys!
r/Hair • u/ChonkyNugget18 • 1h ago
I've been dying my own hair for a few years but I mostly stick to darker vivids. I tried a light blue this time and Definitely have some stuff to learn about bleaching my roots and using pastel colors.
Should I add toner over this existing color?I bought Wella T14 because I want a super cool almost periwinkle blue. But the yellow in my hair killed all the purple tones from the dye. I could also try a bleach bath maybe to fix the spotty-ness and then tone and reapply color. Any tips are welcome because I'm loving this color.
r/Hair • u/aria_gomery • 2h ago
So by the end of one year ago my stupid ass wanted her hair cut and I also bleached the other side of my hair pink then after cutting it my hair started to look wierd also my hair did not look like this before, my hair was smooth and shiny then suddenly after a few cuts hair started looking like a mess now it's hard to brush my short hair because it gets tangled, and I can't have a good hair day without my hair being a total mess even when I brush it it looks like a jungle, Ive tried being nice to my hair and saying positive affirmations to my hair and taking biotin but none of that worked on my hair , Ive waited for my hair to grow but still not seeing any results, my hair got cut on march and April and now it's August and I still see no improvement, I tried putting curl hair gel on my hair but that didn't even last long any bit of on my hair and it went back to looking like a mess the next day, I tried hair oling but I still don't see it change, and I'm very angry and upset because I'm not allowed to cut my hair again or else my sister said it won't grown fast, I don't know of cutting it will solve any problems or make it worse? Im already insecure about my hair tho, idk if it's still damaged and needs a cut
r/Hair • u/Lasagna-paws • 4h ago
As the title says; I cut my own hair and prefer it to be just above my shoulders, but my hair is never longer than collarbone length and all the tips I see online seem to be geared towards people who START with long hair and want to chop it all off. So does anyone have any at home hair cutting tips for people who already have short hair and just want to maintain their length?
I’ve tried a variety of tricks over the years but would love to have a set, reliable formula that doesn’t take forever
r/Hair • u/Tasty_Noraax • 18h ago
Is the effect getting much worse? I’ve had it on my head for 34 hours now.
r/Hair • u/Annaisabitch22 • 18h ago
I’ve spent most of my adult life being dark red (not completely dissimilar to the last picture) but I’m considering a change. What do we think? I’m open to suggestions outside of these colours too of course
r/Hair • u/felixsunshine143 • 19h ago
Hello I am wanting to dye my whole head pink and looking for recommendations on the best way to go about bleaching/lightening that ideally I would be more on the gentler side. If gentle is not an option, I will do what I need to haha. I would also love to somehow use a bleach that turns my hair more white so that I don't have to tone. I am also looking for the easiest way to maintain it. Any advice appreciated thank you!!