I’ve been wanting to dye my hair dark for a while now, I’m a natural ginger/brunette and have been bleaching it since I was a kid. I always love the look of the dark hair and light eyes but know once I was to dye my hair there’s no really going back. So torn, I love my blonde hair for the most part - I just want what I’d suit the most! Any advice would be brilliant, thanks guys! ?? submitted by /u/Distinct-Ad3848 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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So I’ve been using this after every wash for a few weeks now and leaving it in around 15-20 minutes and I feel like it’s honestly helped my hair feel and look a lot more thick. I thought I’d share this here, not sure if this type of post is allowed submitted by /u/holyone444 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

sorry for the blurry picture :) last year I decided to grow out my extremely fried hair, the pictures were taken exactly 1 year apart submitted by /u/Juneiy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

One of my early attempts at a Dutch braid, she’s a little messy but I proved my dyspraxia wrong! submitted by /u/Few-Possibility5662 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

i started growing my hair out from a pixie/bowl cut in 2017, the second is where im at currently :) we decided to add layers last year and it was cute for a while but now we’re working on growing them out! this journey has been so rewarding and im still learning so much. goal is hip length submitted by /u/maskedaurora [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello everyone! My hair is about 3ft long and I've never found a hair oil or serum that really worked for me till this. I think it's less then $5 the last time I checked, and it's definitely worth it. I don't know if it would work for all hair types, but I have pretty thick, slightly wavy hair, and its made my hair feel softer and shinier without making my hair greasy like other serums I have tried. submitted by /u/--hypatia-- [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I asked for a trim. I previously had long layers and I got this. How do I fix it?? I have naturally wavy hair but it still looks choppy and uneven. Please help! ? submitted by /u/No-Holiday-4118 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’ve been looking forward to this for a long time! A genuine identity is hard to come by in my 40s, but the beard whitening and the long, greying hair are most definitely a genuine piece. ? submitted by /u/TheBobTodd [visit reddit] [comments ..read more