Go to Hairstyle

Philly6*6*09

Let's just say, I'm a little unmotivated at work today.

What's your hair routine?

What's your go to hairstyle?

Do you switch it up a lot? 

Leigha12

I have a slight reverse angle bob, where it?s slightly shorter in the back than the front. I can do 1 of 3 things with it: (1) Blow dry and tousle for a messy look (which is usually too messy and I end up wearing a headband); (2) flat iron it straight (think Posh Spice); or (3) flat iron it so the ends stick out (think finger in a light socket).  When I have time, my preference is to rotate between 2 and 3, 2 more for work, 3 more for weekends and evenings out.  My routine is just wash, dry, flat iron, then hairspray. I try to minimize product since I use too much heat already.

angelfire0412

I keep my hair long because it's actually easier for me to style than when it's short. I wash and air-dry usually. My natural part is center-ish, so I just go with it.

When I have shorter hair, I have to blowdry and use piecing product. 

kaleyandjason

I have super curly hair. It takes forever to straighten, so I usually wash and blow dry with a styling gel. It is very long right now. Too long actually, but I don't know what I want to do with it, so I keep putting off making a hair appointment.

mamie329

When I go out somewhere I try to keep it down and flat-iron -- something like this: 

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But on a day to day basis it's usually in a low messy thing or a high messy thing.  

hopscotch.

I wear my hair down basically all of the time (it's a little past collar bone length now).  It goes up at for bed or for working out, but that's about it.

My hair is naturally straight, so I just blow dry it with a round brush and that's it.  No products except a little hairspray for my bangs.

The only thing I tend to switch up are my bangs.  They are side swept.  Sometimes I'll wear them to the side...sometimes I french braid them in the front (a la Lauren Conrad)...and sometimes I pin them back and to the side.

I sometimes curl my hair with a curling iron, but that's super rare now that my hair is shorter.

Savy _05

My hair is naturally straight and at about shoulder length right now.. I wash, dry, and flat iron every morning. my drying an flat ironing totals about on 10 minutes so there isnt much easier that that for me unless im staying home then occasionally i will dry it and leave it how it is.. its not very nice looking though.. my "changing it up" consists of my pulling my hair half up.. which is rare.

Savy _05

My hair is naturally straight and at about shoulder length right now.. I wash, dry, and flat iron every morning. my drying an flat ironing totals about on 10 minutes so there isnt much easier than that for me unless im staying home then occasionally i will dry it and leave it how it is.. its not very nice looking though.. my "changing it up" consists of my pulling my hair half up.. which is rare.

kaylynne

My hair is naturally wavy (=frizzy), so most days I blow dry the front (long bangs split at the part, which is off-center) and pull the rest in a pony tail.  It dries in a cute curlicue. 

If I wear it down I usually blow dry, brush and apply frizz-ease. Takes about 10 minutes.

If I have a lot more time, or want to look like I put thought into it, I use a leave-in conditioner/mousse combo from Aussie, blow dry the front and airdry the rest into waves that hit my shoulders, but I have to apply frizz-ease when it's finished drying or it just looks messy. 

When I blowdry, on a good hair day I end up with this (except I'm a brunette):

on a bad hair day I get this:

and I have no way of knowing which it will be beforehand.  So if it goes all stringy and frizzy and messy, I usually go back to the pony tail.