what type of hair do you have?

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I am vain about my hair.

It's very thick, coarse yet silky, shiny and naturally dark blonde. Same color as a gold Crayola crayon.

Right now it's in a shoulder-length layered cut.

It has been black, brown, purple, blue, red, and pink in the past.

dirty blond. Alas, for I have been losing it bit by bit for the past three or so years

It does not conform to any attempts to coerce it into a particular shape or consistency. It embodies rebellion and I fear it for this reason

*curses at hair – I will have my revenge*

Currently hideously frizzy... Not happy hair!

That's a bit harsh. Paris Hilton isn't that bad.

my black hair is shaven real short as of yesterday..and i have moustache to go with it, but when i grow my hair out, it is thick and a real b**** to brush in the morning..

long, really really dark brown, extremely thick, and pretty much straight except it can get wavy @ times. i don't worry too much about my hair, i'm pretty happy w/ it cuz it isn't impossible to deal with... don't care enough to blow dry it at least. ooh but if i sleep w/ it in a bun then i get really pretty waves

Dark Copper shade of red and straight.

My hair is dark brown, fairly short, always tied back and slightly wavy. It is also very thick and tangles easily, and has a strange tint from practically living in a chlorinated body of water.

Don't tell me you're green! *shudders*

Me? I only live in the chlorinated pool for a couple of hours a day... nothing too crazy! And since my hair is dark, it doesn't turn green... sadly.

Seems like there are a few redheads here.
Mine is not naturally straight as my pic shows. I was desperate to have something done to it, the frizz was driving me crazy, it always looked like it needed brushing.
I got it chemically straightened but even that wasn't strong enought for my hair, so I still have to use the straightening irons on it.
There is a process called bonding which apparently straightens even the curliest hair, but it would cost almost a thousand dollars to have my hair treated.

That's awesome. One of my friends is a swimmer and he has really textured hair. It's really red though, so it doesn't turn green, sadly...

wouldn't it be cool to have green hair?

Mine hair is very straight, but quite thick. I need hair cream to keep it down

After showering I put my hair in 2 braids & wait 12 hours (more or less) before undoing. Then I've got nice waves-my hair is straight otherwise. Humidity & the frequent morning fog here deflate my efforts to retain the waves, goes flat in moments. Don't use a hair dryer bc. it's noisy & makes me feel dizzy-I have the time to wait for it to air dry. Naturally dark brown, been coloring it haphazardly over the years-black at first, then blond. Had short hair as a kid, age 20 got a buzz cut, then kept underside of scalp shaved for many years. That became too much maintenence, now grown out long. Very fine/thin hair, condition it constantly bc. it tangles so badly. When it's wavy I don't need to comb it so then I don't encounter the snarls as much.

Lots and lots of crazy blue hair....

But not really blue, plus I have to use sissors when I'm getting it cut cause its too thick and it clogs up those machines the hairdressers use.

Yes. My friend who swims has blonde hair with a slight green tint to it, which is awesome! Most swimmers who have dark hair have either red or blonde bleached streaks in it, especially the guys who forget to wash their hair after swim practice in the mornings!