Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

i dont want it just straight though

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

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Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

straight with slightly darker lowlights with a side swept bang. Looks cute on the shoulders, and in a ponytail.

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

Curl it and have half up and half down. or you could leave it straight that way.

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

go curly curly is coming bak i have natural curls i have comments every day that people just want my hair trust me go with the curls ok

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

I am the same way.....I part on the right and comb back..

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

Grow it out and make it SHAGGY. Girls love it =)

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

Crew cut, flat top (I wish I could but no top anymore) or shave it.

Easy to care for, in style and out of the way.

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

Spiral curls! Curls can be a fun and relaxed do. They add volume to make hair look less stringy and with the right product they'll last all day.

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

You're better off not trying to fight your hair. If your hair is straight...embrace it. What about an angled bob? Like Victoria Beckham or Katie Holmes?

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

shave your head

Whats a good casual hair style to have for thin blonde straight hair?

a messy bun...http://www.lynnechapman.com/images/messy... or http://www.ksopa.com/sitebuilder/images/... then just pull a few pieces down in the front = )