u/Substantial_Step_975

Someone said it looks a bit like Raynaud’s. My fingers get somewhat white when exposed to cold (usually from washing my hands in cold water). Sometimes my fingertips turn very red like photo 3. It tends to ache/hurt more and for a longer period of time when my fingertips turn red vs when they only turn white. I’ve had a hard time with body temperature regulation (both hot and cold) and had cold hands and feet for years but that has improved since I gained weight and started eating more. I do have symptoms of Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome but not an official diagnosis, though a doctor is pretty confident I have it.

I posted here a few days ago and some of you suggested medium/shoulder length hair with layers. I got it cut yesterday and I love it! I got rid of all the scraggly, frizzy bits and now my hair looks like it has a lot more volume and wave to it. Thank you!

The last photo is what I showed my stylist for how much to cut off.

I have fine, medium density hair. It has a weird texture. It’s flat with very little volume on top, wavy in the middle/underside, and straight and scraggly on the bottom. My hair doesn’t hold a curl well. It gets very frizzy and unruly to the point that most of the time I resort to wearing it in a ponytail or braid because it’s difficult to manage. I don’t use heat on it very often. I’m planning to get a haircut soon and I’m wondering what style would look good and work well with my hair. I don’t want anything shorter than mid-neck. I prefer something more low-maintenance, as I don’t want to have to spend a lot of time on it every day. What do you think would look good with my hair type?

The photos are what it looks like as of late. Some days it’s wavy, some days it’s straight, but most of the time it’s half wavy and half straight, and unruly. Photo 13 is how it looked curled and then what it looked like after a few hours.