To cut or not to cut?

Some people suit a fringe, others don't.

A chin-length bob would not be too drastic, if you don't like it, then it would easily grow again as long as it is not layered.
It could make it look thicker and perhaps only the ends may need turning under in the mornings with a hot brush - 3 minutes maximum! (and only if you're going out ).

I do remember longing for a fringe when I was very young and I used to snip a little bit off every now and again until I had a rather sparse fringe. DM said 'don't think I don't know what you're doing'. I think I've always had a fringe since then.

PS I use a blast of dry shampoo even when it is just washed.

I have had a fringe all of my life
Only baby photographs without,
thats because I was bald!
It has a cows lick and blows away in the wind
An absolute pain on a daily basis.
But I can't be without it...
Why?
Because I had the misfortune to be born with a high forehead.
And I am now the proud owner of 11 lines between my eyebrows.
Fringe is the cheap option to botox

Would it possible for you Luckygirl to try on some wigs in different styles?
Many large department stores sells wigs and hair pieces
A side fringe cut at an angle maybe a better option rather a full fringe.

Fringe can be altered by either changing parting from the middle to the side or
vice versa
Or as I have a full fringe with no parting.

Good luck

Right - so I will resist the cutting off!! - for now anyway.

I wash it in argan oil shampoo then use argan oil conditioner - but it is still flippy floppy fine. And the fringe is a total pain - I get it hanging (like a proper fringe) then go outside and it turns into a fizzy mess. Hopeless.

A bit of me feels that if it is going to look rubbish anyway, it might as well be short rubbish that needs no effort!

KatyK - I am sorry you have lost your hair. I will try and treasure this extraordinary mess!

Don't cut if off! As someone who has lost their hair, I recommend treasuring it!

Hair mousse keeps mine under control. Why not try some products on yours before opting for the chop.

I have dead straight hair with a will of its own, so I go with the hair so always a fringe and always fairly short - and that provides a style that is wash and go. I used to do a lot of swimming and would go swimming in the lunch hour when I worked, and you can only do that with a wash and comb style.

I do not even own a hair dryer. My only concession to products is combing a little Argan oil through my hair after washing, like Jalima

I just want to run a comb through it in the morning and be good to go.
I only know one person who can do that, she has the most amazing hair. Everyone else either has to use a hot brush, hairdrier or younger people seem to screw it up on top.

What about a chin-length bob? with or without a fringe - try without first obviously!

Up seems to be very fashionable too, in a rather untidy6 bun - but beware of an Essex facelift look.

I cannot get my hair as I want it no matter what I try. Some of it fuzzes, but not all, so I've been using Argan oil (from Boots) before I wash it and it does seem to be a bit smoother. However, at the moment it needs a jolly good cut - or should I just grow it into a chin-length bob?

Don’t cut it off, I did and regretted it. Do what others have said ‘use some products’

I find that John Frieda's Frizz Ease serum used daily, coupled with a good cut every 6 weeks works for me.

My hair has gone very thin and fine. I have a very small heated hair straightener which works wonders on my fringe.
Yes product is the way to go. Serum, dry shampoo, moose, ? mouse, ! hairspray type styling/blow drying stuff. Wax....on and on it goes. I get thoroughly mixed up with what i put where in what order and with what.

I find that a light and I do stress light 'iron' with the straighteners will make my fringe behave (must use a protecting product first I use Extraordinary oil)

Lucky when my hair misbehaves, my daughter says "You need product!" - it's amazing what a drop of serum can do for fly away hair. Have you tried that on your fringe?