I just had my husband cut off about 2" off the back of my hair. It's just below my shoulders and my bangs are a little long and "feathered". Most days I wear it down, but when I'm having a bad hair day, I'll pull it back into a ponytail. Most days I let it air dry. My hair does it's own thing: some parts straight, some parts curl, some parts frizzy... I look like a homeless bag lady lol. But if I'm going somewhere I'll blow dry and sometimes I'll use my straightener to tame it all down. I use oil in my hair to control the fly-aways.

Not sure it qualifies as a style, LOL but I either pull it back in a ponytail or use a clip....I don’t dye my hair but take advantage of the wierd gray growth pattern on my head that has left most dark hair surrounding my face (so pulled back it appear much less gray). I don’t care about being gray but do feel a little like I stick out amongst my children’s friends parents as I’m on the older side. Haha maybe that was TMI there. Fun question!

Mine is a just above the shoulders bob. It is baby fine so I have to use mousse or gel and a hot air brush if I want it to hold a style for more than an hour.

Short, gray, and getting thin on top, darn.

Shoulder length with lightly tapered bangs. I was a towhead as a kid but it darkened as I got older. The good part is it takes well to highlights. I had very curly hair when I was little. My mom kept some of my trimmed curls in envelopes in my baby book. My hair still gets wavy if I just let it dry naturally, but I usually blow it out.

Ugh - pulled back into ponytails & buns mainly, and now it's long enough to braid sometimes too.

Also covered with a baseball cap.

I haven't had it cut since last March, but now that I'm fully vaccinated, I'm dreaming of getting back to the carefree choppy bob I used to have and enjoy. I hate 'styling' and that's probably because I'm terrible at it.

I haven't colored my hair in years. It's pretty dark too, for someone my age. I actually wish it was grey or white.

Past my shoulders, side wave. It’s a bit longer than I like. I’m still debating if I want to try a Keratin. Treatment so my hair will be more manageable in the summer.

Depends on the day and what I'm doing. I have waist-length hair and bangs and I like to dress it. Straight down, ponytails, buns, braids, updos, twists, pin curls, chi-knots, crowns and wreaths... and I have hundreds of hair accessories I use. Clamps, claws, clips, combs, twists/screws, snaps, loops, cages, ribbons, barrettes, pins, sticks, elastics, scrunchies, headbands, banana clips, hair beads and slides, shapers and specialty pieces. A smattering of fascinators, tiaras, snoods, and scarves. I've been collecting for years, from modern to old vintage, crafters pieces and pieces commissioned for me, and I make a lot of hair jewelry too.

I’ve been letting my hair grow to even out the layers. Presently it’s down to the middle of my back and I have bangs. I’m also trying to grow my bangs out so I can thin them some which has been a real challenge. I’ve been told I have nice hair, very little gray as of yet and there’s plenty of it but It’s all driving me crazy. I want to cut it, I just don’t know which style I want. The good thing about staying home all the time is that I can just clip it up and out of my eyes without worrying over what it looks like. (Although I do get funny looks from the dog sometimes)

My last (red/brown) hair dye was Leap Year Day 2020. My hair is one length, to the chin in front and short at the neck. It's now white around my face; grey elsewhere; still a little dyed bit at the ends. I have my DM's natural dark brown swoosh above my forehead, just behind the white -- 'reverse skunk' is what I call it. I use "10" setting lotion and a heated brush to turn the ends under after I shampoo.

I got two compliments on my hair from strangers last time I was in public. After thinning when I first had MM therapy in 2019, it's thickened up enough to help my efforts. I still miss my heavy, dark hair that would stay put with so little effort. This white/grey is *fine*.

Mine is shoulder length, very curly, usually in a ponytail. I occasionally blow dry and straighten it.

short asymmetrical cut. Moose and blow dry with a round brush.

I have had a bob for decades now. I cut my own hair every five weeks so Covid hasn't been a problem. Rarely colored my hair decades ago and now it's multi-colored grey. I blow dry it and use a straightening iron on it.

Just above shoulder length, relaxed curls, wash and wear style. I keep it colored, because otherwise I have white around my face and dark brown everywhere else- a very messy look.

Pre-Covid my style was a Pixie, not super short but so easy to wash, dry, comb with fingers and done. In another two weeks my vaccine will be fully effective and I can't wait to go back to a Pixie. Meanwhile, what I do is I twist the outer strands around my face and clip them back to my head (first pic). Otherwise, I'd look like the 2nd picture!

Style my hair? What does that mean? LOL

Mine is gray, short, fine, thin and getting thinner, fast. My mother had dark hair that turned to one of those really pretty silvery grays. Mine was blond, and has turned into one of those dull 'blah' kind of grays. Oh well, I'm not out to impress anyone, as long as I am clean, neat and comfortable, I am happy.

Rusty

Wash and towel dry. Then whatever happens happens.

Sort of a chin length bob with bangs. Shampoo, blow dry. Typically every darned day. I use a little styling gel before drying. Once its done, its done for the day and I never think about it again but gosh there are mornings I am just not in the mood to blow dry any more. But I 'nest' with a pile of pillows every night and there is just no way around it.

My hair is close to my waist. A side part & it is layered. If working outside it goes into a pony tail otherwise I just wear it down. At this length it is still very curly which gets worse in the summer. Don't use a blow dryer, don't even own one, just wash it & let it air dry. I have some gray, don't color it & my hair color is strawberry blonde. If my hair is short I look like a poodle with curls all over.

Style? I keep it clean and comb or brush it. If it gets too frizzy and I want to be fancy I flat iron it a bit.

I have thick hair and wear a short bob with side bangs that I regularly color and right now also have highlights. With the haircut I have, I find it sufficient to use mousse and blow dry, using my hands to fluff up portions of my hair and direct my bangs while drying. If I really want to get fancy, I use a smoothing oil type product on my hair.

Short curly perm, not a tight perm tho, longer on the sides and high in back, like in a wedge cut. I need a new perm right now, and it drives me crazy when my hair is between perms.

Style, what's that? :-)

My hair stylist won't cut the top of my hair as short as I want. It's always too long even though the sides and back are quite short. Drives me crazy. I was trimming/cutting it last time she cut it, and I have to do it again this time too. Grrrr.

It's a blow dry and use a round brush to give it some lift at my crown.

Right now I am suffering from and growing out one of the worst haircuts I've ever had. Seriously, there is no styling it. I just let it air dry into its natural waves. Insult on top of the injury of my hair getting noticeably thinner. I was nearly in tears on my drive home.

New haircutter (my past one had moved.) I went into the shop with a slightly layered (long layers) chin length bob with long bangs. It just needed about 1.5" off and a little shaping (tapering) at the bottom.

I explained that I wanted the same cut - with my naturally very wavy hair, I didn't want any layers shorter than mid ear, and the overall length at the angle of my jaw, because at those lengths it is super easy to style but if shorter it gets wacky waves.

Did she do that? of course not. Not only did she give me short layers, very short in back (except for the mullet that she left to meet the length I asked for), one side in front is shorter than the other and just now (almost a month later) the bottom length is just reaching mid ear. She just kept cutting and cutting, when I asked what she was doing she said "I'm just trying to get it to lay right" !

I cut off the mullet when I got home.

It will probably be 3 more months before it has grown enough to re-cut and style again. Humph.

My hair is short, and very white mostly. I don't do anything to it. I do wash it with Shimmer Lights....that purple shampoo, but not to the extent that it turns lavender. When I wash it, I brush it straight back and it naturally falls a little to the left. That is it. My hair is very thick and it does well with just a haircut every 6 weeks or so, or when I get so I can't stand it any more. I haven't had a perm in 38 yrs and I don't blow dry it or use a curling iron. I do as little to it as possible...which is just washing it and getting haircuts.

Mine is short and thinning as fast as it can, it seems. I finally stopped coloring it during covid. It's dark brown with a little silver at the temples. Mostly just blow it dry and sometimes lift a little with the curling iron, but it's just so darn thin. I remind myself, though, that I'm not out to impress anyone and there are over 500,000 people who did not make it through covid and would be happy to just be here if they could - so thinning hair is the least of my worries.

Geeze Raee, you are why I avoid hair people.

I have quite fine hair, formerly dirty blond, now what I like to think of as a graceful shade of grey. I have never colored it and haven't had a perm since my high school grad. I keep it short these days, and hardly ever use a blow dryer. I'm a "wash and wear" kind of gal.

A nice haircut can really be striking.....but I'm ALL about FREEDOM! ♥ Ponytail or butterfly clip-bun. When I was in my 20's I allowed 20 minutes every morning to curl my hair with a curling iron & gel. The "Farah Faucet" look was IN. lol

Still cutting mine in pixie. Has been fun cutting my own . I wash every other day and style every day with products that are not sticky.

I like to wear a tousled, shaggy pixie with choppy bangs. I'm blessed with thick hair that has lots of body, so it's totally wash and wear. I don't own a blowdryer or use product. My hair grows fast and I have to keep up with the grey roots. I was doing my own color (brunette) during 2020, but now I'm back to salon color. Both my haircutter and colorist are walking distance. Up until Covid, I would go all over town when I modeled for SalonApprentice.com -- which I highly recommend if they have it where you live. I had my hair done in super expensive salons (I call them "cappuccino salons" because they always offer it.) for cheap or free. It was fun and I always got great results.

I’ve grown out my gray, and I like it! Not going back to coloring it. My hair is very thick and wavy and can get frizzy, so I get a keratin treatment every three months or so, and I love it - makes it soft and silky, and so easy to deal with. I like my hair shoulder length or so, with some bangs.

I pull on a wig before I go outside, I have several in different styles.