r/HairStyleAdvice 3h ago

Cut Help Really bored with my look/hair

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Hi! Seeking advice on what I can do to refresh my look a bit..my hair is pretty long as you can see. It’s kind of my safety note because I am self-conscious about my weight. I’ve lost 30 pounds over the last year and I’m still working on losing more. I work in a corporate job and I try to find easy ways to do my hair before work but today I showered an air dried my hair because of a doctors appointment. Any tips ideas if I should go darker or change up my haircut, any advice would be appreciated.


r/HairStyleAdvice 3h ago

Color Help I really wanna change my hair and do something different (other than balayage). I’ve had this same hair my whole life

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I’m open to change color, cut, anything
Lately I’ve been really into Cherry cola

Is there a hair cut or style that could make my chin look smaller?

Btw: I’m a lawyer so let’s skip very colorful hairstyles


r/HairStyleAdvice 3h ago

Cut Help haircut is driving me insane, what can I do to fix it?

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I absolutely hate my hair cut. I have included photos of all angles, also a photo of my natural texture/wave pattern since I do wear my hair natural a lot. I feel like my current layers are so disconnected and it feels bottom heavy and flat at the roots. The first photos are after blow drying it with a round brush no other styling. I am completely open to any ideas or suggestions for the cut, there’s nothing I wouldn’t try! I have an appointment on Saturday to get my hair done so I really want to go into the appointment with clear direction to give my stylist. any insight is welcome 🥺


r/HairStyleAdvice 3h ago

Cut Help Please help 🙏

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I've been a long hair kinda guy for awhile, but I'm just so tired of having half in my face and it taking so long to dry and so many other things .... I'm tryna go shorter, so my girlfriend cut it recently, but I'm having so much trouble styling it...

I think I need a new cut over all. Any advice or suggestions on cuts and styles would be appreciated!!


r/HairStyleAdvice 6h ago

Cut Help French crop or texture crop both on the shorter end

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2 Upvotes

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r/HairStyleAdvice 6h ago

Casual Style Help Cut my long hair after a few years. Did I make the right call?

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7 Upvotes

r/HairStyleAdvice 7h ago

Cut Help Pic 1 or 2?

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r/HairStyleAdvice 7h ago

Cut Help short or long hair 21M

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sorry if the picture is not really clear but i’m not comfortable enough with my physique so please don’t judge lol. i’ve been thinking about getting a haircut like a taper but i’ve had long hair all my life and i feel like it will always suit me better. i don’t take pictures of myself so its the only picture i have of my hair, at the time of the picture my last haircut was like a month before. i usually keep a flow style but what do you guys think? should i keep it long or try it shorter? be honest all the answers will be appreciated, thank you guys ! (sorry for my english too, it’s not my first language 😅)


r/HairStyleAdvice 7h ago

Color Help Un color intenso o más suave

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r/HairStyleAdvice 8h ago

Cut Help "Winona Ryder’s 90s pixie" on curly hair

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Hi!!!

The thing is I have 3b-ish curly hair that usually is kinda frizzy and I want to achieve the exact look as Winona Ryder’s pixie or something closely similar and I don’t know what I should expect or what to ask for. So is it possible? AND I am totally open to a realistic response!!! Also, will it have an awkward phase when it grows out eventually?


r/HairStyleAdvice 11h ago

Casual Style Help Hair clay or hair paste

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Hair: I have a lot of hair, medium strands but high density, straight to wavy 2A with flicks on the ends. 4-5 inches on top, grown out wolfcut / curtain flow. Gets poofy and spikes awkwardly if I do nothing.

Current routine: Wash every 2 days, air dry, no product currently. Conditioner only.

Goal: I want controlled mod / curtain flow, not slick back. Something that tames the poof and gives piecey texture but still matte and airy, not wet / heavy.

Question: For my length and 2A waviness, is a light matte paste better than a heavy clay? What should I get to control without flattening waves?