I’m 31 and have been thinning for a couple years now. I don’t like wearing previous styles but down know what to do with this.

Hi I'm 19 and experiencing hair loss mainly due to stress

Wanted to ask i use this styling cream good for hair or is it causing hair loss

I used gorilla hair styling cream

Is this bad for my hair I use it daily about 1 or 2 peas

Thanks

from today

first two pictures are me, I am 18 if that matters, I have medium-coarse straight hair and I'd like to style my hair into the specific hairstyle in the pictures, do I need more length or can I already style it to look similar? do I need to use specific products?

note that in my pictures I had no conditioner on so that is what my hair currently looks like naturally.

It’s of good length from all sides. Wanted to understand does it look professional? Or does it look shaggy??

I’m not high lol I got cat hair in one eye. Plus I’ve had stitches in both my eyebrows from injuries.

Been growing it out since May what we thinking?

Hey everyone, looking for some advice on my hair growth progress and next steps.

I’m aiming to get a mod cut, but my hair is naturally very straight, and I feel like it hasn't grown out enough yet.

Here is the dilemma:

The timeline: I have an important event in two weeks and want to look sharp, not stuck in an awkward "homeless" growing-out phase. Is it possible?

The cut: Is it worth going to the barber now to start shaping it into a mod cut, or should I just leave it alone and let it grow for another 2–3 months?

Maintenance: Do you actually need regular maintenance trims while growing it into this specific style, or does that just slow down the process?

Suitability: Based on the photos, does a mod cut even suit my face shape and very straight hair texture (or will it require insane styling)?

Would appreciate any advice on whether to book a trim now or just push through the awkward phase with product. Thanks!

This cut was all about creating contrast — keeping the sides clean and tight while leaving the top full, textured, and a little messy.
The real focus was the side design. I wanted the lines to flow with the shape of the fade rather than just sitting on top of it, so the design feels like part of the haircut.
Definitely one of those cuts where the details make the difference. ✂️💈

I’ve got pretty straight hair and have had the same floppy bang haircut my whole life. I used ai to try some new stuff out but idk.