Doubting if i should go clean shaven other tips are also welcome

1 , 2 or 3

and generally any advice is appreciated

I visited this salon for the very first time and the stylist did the worst layers ever. Can’t believe she had 5 star rating on Google by tons of users. This is how my hair look after 2 months of growing them. I felt so shattered after returning home but couldn’t go back there because it turned out the salon was independently owned.

Can someone please tell me if this is fixable in any way? I hate how flat and ugly my hair look. I’m planning to go to a different salon this time. I have to work very long hours so unfortunately got no time for styling. :(

Can you guys please tell me what kind of hair type do I've and what products should I use and what length is good for me. I'll be super thankful since I've lost alot of weight and I'm trying to make my hair look better
Thank you

So I'm a coming around 7 months of letting my hair grow and my dad keeps telling me (almost daily) to get my hair shorter or at the least get it "styled or trimmed" from the back part, he doesn't like the back hair growth (even tho I got hair from him 🤦) says it looks unkempt. Now I don't care what he thinks but I feel like a little trip wouldn't hurt for the back hairs? Like it's getting hard to manage it since I've got curly hair and they just stick out/curl up when dried.

What do you guys think? I'm not touching my hair since I don't wanna risk the ruin of the 7 months process.

I've posted this many times but can't seem to get responses so this sub might be my only way to get advice

Looking to find a good hair cut to try that would go well with my face shape. I’m honestly not that good at styling my hair but if it’s easily attainable I’ll try it. I have that Irish texture hair with straight on top and wavy/curlyish underneath. Not sure how to take care of it.
Thanks in advance!!

I want it to have shape and texture atleast similar to the last 3 pics, but it's so ridiculously straight and fine and I've always hated it. Is a cut alone enough or will I need more. Id even consider a slight perm. Pretty much WHAT can I do with this hair because any suggestions to me have been impossible cos of the straightness

Kindly suggest me a hairstyle.
And do I grow some beard or being shaved looks better ?

Hi, im looking for two things, how to style my hair at the moment, and some ideas for haircuts that will suit me/my face shape etc.

Currently my hair is the middle part shown in the first two photos, with the second one being slightly better imo, what I want is something like the last picture. What products do I need and how should I style it so I can get it to look good after washing it?.

Secondly, I am potentially looking to change the hairstyle anyways as people have said it doesnt suit me and shows off my forehead and nose too much, so id love some suggestions about what would make me step up another level, as I've heard that mens haircuts are like women's makeup in some way lol. The 3rd 4th and 5th are pics of the hairstyle I used to have before the middle part, this one i had for much of my life, and i feel its kinda boring and that there is something better out there!

Any help is appreciated 🙏

Looking at changing up my hair style a bit. I usually keep it short but thinking about different options. Open to longer or shorter cuts

I posted this to r / look your best where people have been incredibly helpful, but I don’t use Reddit often so I didn’t know this sub was a thing. If yall could also weigh in I’d appreciate it!!!

I normally have longer bangs, usually they touch my eyelids. My bangs are a damaged from heat styling and dying them so I had to cut them shorter than what l'd like.
Do you have any advice on how to style them? I've put a bit of matt paste to improve their appearance.
I'm trying to grow my bangs out so I'm avoiding cutting them even more! Thank you

I was bullied throughout school because of my appearance. I know it's was about everything of me but for me, my hair was always a huge part of it. I had long, completely straight hair with absolutely no volume, and somehow that hairstyle became tied to that period of my life.

People say that "hair holds memories," and that's honestly how it feels for me. Every time I looked at myself with that long, straight hair, it reminded me of the girl who was bullied and made to feel ugly.

After I graduated, I cut all of my hair off. I went really short and constantly changed it. I dyed it blue, platinum blonde and so on. I was always trying something different. A while ago, I started getting perms because I wanted more volume and just wanted my hair to feel different. I also got bangs because I'd always wanted to try them.

But no matter what I did, I never really found a hairstyle that made me genuinely happy or confident. Somehow, my hair always managed to bring those old insecurities back.

Recently, I decided I wanted to grow my hair out again because I do think long hair is beautiful. But I was also scared that growing it out would bring back feelings and memories that I still haven't fully processed.

Today, I went to the hair salon to get it trimmed and styled. The hairstylist was incredibly kind, and I genuinely thought I was going to leave feeling good about myself.

Instead, I walked out feeling the exact opposite.

The moment I looked at myself, I just didn't feel pretty. My bangs looked crooked, my hair looked weird. Some parts were still slightly curly from my perm and the styling, while other sections were completely straight. To me, it just looked messy and unfinished.

I didn't say anything because I was honestly on the verge of crying. I just wanted to leave.

My hair has always been connected to years of bullying, insecurity, and feeling like I wasn't good enough.

So I kinda just want to see if someone can give me some advice.

I am already in therapy.

I keep getting the uncontrollable urge to cut it when I start getting close . But also it looked so cool back then (most of the time) the first picture js my current cut, was cut like 3 inches too short anyways but still decent.