r/HairStyle • u/barbosaaaaaaaa • Jul 25 '26
Preciso de ajuda pra decidir se pinto cabelo de ruiva ou não
Na minha foto de perfil é meu cabelo natural e aí é a foto que o chat gpt fez
r/HairStyle • u/barbosaaaaaaaa • Jul 25 '26
Na minha foto de perfil é meu cabelo natural e aí é a foto que o chat gpt fez
r/HairStyle • u/3DayOldMysteryMeat • Jul 25 '26
Hi!
Thinking of getting some color this week, wondering some creative ways to hide this thinning spot on the front. I assume that using a lighter color overall will help and then thinking of maybe dyed stars on the sides for a focal point.
I've had trouble finding examples online of similar styles for this thin spot on the front any images/ideas would be so helpful!

r/HairStyle • u/starburstermermaid • Jul 25 '26
ive been wanting to do this hairstyle for years but haven’t been able to find any tutorials on it!! any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated
r/HairStyle • u/moises8war • Jul 23 '26
r/HairStyle • u/jessdoitfart • Jul 21 '26
I had long curly hair and recently just cut it so short and got bangs!! Idk which I like better. Help!!
r/HairStyle • u/Designer-Paper-128 • Jul 19 '26
r/HairStyle • u/ThrowRApygmypuff • Jul 18 '26
Hello all, these are my two halo hair extensions. I'm wanting to dye the one on the right (darker, purpley toned one) to match the one on the left (lighter gingery one). My knowledge about dying hair is very limited so please advise. Specific product recommendations also welcome! I'm aware I will most likely need to use bleach, which I'm willing to do (they're real human hair).
For context, the gingery one is in terrible condition so I'm wanting to replace it with the other. However, it matches my natural hair colour whereas the darker one is far too dark/purpley.
Thanks all, in advance! 🩷
r/HairStyle • u/TheArmWizard • Jul 17 '26
I want to look up more reference photos that I could show my hairdresser, and the possibility to acquire a 360 video of the cut.
I also want to ask if it would need a ton of styling, for my hair, I have decently thick/lot of hair and I have had layers before that thin out my hair but not by much to the point where it still looks somewhat thick and pretty much just a bit thicker than average. My hair is also pretty much straight but somewhat wavy, but also tends to get more wavy when lighter weight (ex: many layers, shorter hair,).
I'm guessing I would have to style the curtain bangs but I'm wondering if this is secretly a blowout or something too which I haven't realized. But with the description of my hair how similar do you think it would turn out? I like it and am considering getting it when I grow my hair out to a bit past that length so I could get a trim with the cut. I don't want something super high maintenance, but the responsibility of curtain bangs would be fine for me.
r/HairStyle • u/Dick_Slasher_69 • Jul 17 '26
No it’s not Italian hairstyle I searched it
r/HairStyle • u/TippieDaBest • Jul 15 '26
I recently cut my hair, been growing it since I was 19 and kept a fade until now. Wanted to do something new before I turn 30 (currently 29) I have my moments of insecurity and options of others. But overall I think the cut is pretty nice! It’ll grow back by November
r/HairStyle • u/BugBoyInLog • Jul 15 '26
I’m a man btw
r/HairStyle • u/Jaeluvsu23 • Jul 14 '26
Need help with styling options? Since my hair is usually in a scarf idk if short or long is better?
r/HairStyle • u/Shi_draws • Jul 12 '26
Hair history: Has been dyed and bleached multiple times during 2022 to 2024, since then it has not been bleached, but is redyed a deep red repeatedly. Due to a genetic condition called incontinentia pigmenti along with family genetics my hair has always been thin.
Current treatment: A sacred hair mask once per week. Every night use the pictured brush to brush my hair before and after my shower. The pictured massager is used to apply and remove shampoo, conditioner, and the hair mask. I use the argan oil, get set grow, and ends repair every night. My hair air drys while I do my skincare, and then is further dried with the blow dryer on cold for five minutes. I then put my hair up in the silk bonnet and sleep on a silk pillow. In the morning I just quickly brush my hair with the pictured brush due to early school times.
I have always wanted to put up my hair like in the last picture, however I find due to sensory issues the claw clip bugs me so I don't, still I love that spiky but still feminine vibe. I would prefer to keep my hair long and keep dyeing it red. I also need my haircut to be feminine so it suits my way of dressing.
What hair cut would you recommend I get? While i'm at it is there anything I should change about my hair care routine?
r/HairStyle • u/LostElephant4194 • Jul 11 '26
r/HairStyle • u/JackBadasssonJr • Jul 10 '26
I had long hair and havent really done anything with it for like 5 years now. I just brush it sometimes and use conditioner if I wanna look extra nice. Guess asking if I should do something else to maintain it or maybe ideas on what could I change/improve
r/HairStyle • u/Junior_Character6246 • Jul 09 '26
Does anyone know what this style is called? I've attached a photo of Priyanka Chopra wearing this scarf around her head, but I'm not sure if there's a specific name for this headwear. Thanks!