what type of hair do you have?

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Good on you. My mop always purrs contently after it's had a good shampoo, and in it's joy, it curls and frizzes! Lovely...

I have dark brown hair that is usually highlighted. I got it done about a month ago with red and blonde highlights.

I didn't realize this until after I got it cut, but I have the same haircut as Paris Hilton.

jet black dreadlocked. nappy like wool and twice as coarse.

Very thick blonde hair. It's stiff and spiky when short (when it gets cut, I get it cut VERY short), and gets progressively thicker and wavier as time goes on. I get it cut when the length makes it difficult to manage.

I like to keep my hair off my forehead, so it's combed upward, when short, up and back when medium, and then a 3/4 way part on the left side when it gets long.

Very dark brown (except for silver bits above my ears), wavy. Its usually pretty short but if its long enough its spiked. Sometimes I grow it long for a couple of years, then get bored/too warm and buzz the lot off. Still got most of it luckily - my family's pattern is to recede from the temples, then the rest takes ages (my dad only has a bit less than me and he's fifty soon)...

Fine, slow-growing, two-inch dark brown roots that don't quite match the rest, which is kinda lighter and gingery. It was originally a good match but faded. And it's a bit longer than shoulder-length.

Mi hair is dark brown - black, now it's long and wavy (it used to be straight)

I have a bit of a widow's peak.

My hair is light/medium brown, perfectly straight. It's quite thin but hairdressers always comment that there's a lot of it - more hair follicles than the average person I guess. It's a little longer than shoulder length right now with layers and bangs. My sister's hair, OTOH is light brown/blonde and it's just as curly as African/Jamaican hair - the kind of tight curls that can grow an afro. As a kid it was kept really short because a brush/comb wouldn't go through it if it was too long. My sister hated it. People didn't even believe that we were related because of our hair being so different. (Opposite personalities too.) Now she has her hair chemically straightened.

my hair is long, straight and very fine. I was blonde when I was a child but blondy-browny now, even a bit ginger ("Hair-coloured hair" an autistic friend described it as) Needs an entire bottle of conditioner or else it goes like a gold-leaf electroscope, sticking up everywhere at the slightest static electricity

I want to dye it bright pink. just because

My hair is brown in the winter, but bleaches easily in the summer light. Right now it is mostly brown with some blond highlights (sun bleached). It is very corse and dense, often getting the remark from a new hairstyler that it is like steel wool. It tends to grow straight up, so no matter how much I comb it, it tends to return to its natural state in minutes. It almost always looks wild, and I've mostly given up on trying to tame it.



Good shot of my hair, but it is a little darker nowdays.

Blonde. Thick, straight, fine. About shoulder-length, with a fringe (bangs). When I was little it was almost white.

I have long, straight hair. There's no question about it.

Prometheus, my hair is just like yours but darker and I comb it to look like yours (but tamer).

My hair has broken many a comb. It's long, black, corse, thick enough for beauticians to charge me extra.....and nappy. Its texture is a cross between sheep's wool and steel wool before my futile attempts to straighten it. Not even a chemical relaxer would tame it. Or at least, the one that might have gave me chemical burns before it had time to process the hair.

I guess it's as stubborn as I am.