Ponytail. I'm at the hospital most days of the week, so I need my hair to be easily placed into a scrub hat. Unless I'm going out to something fancy and getting dressed up for BF, the hair stays in a ponytail.

Large and x-large. I usually do a updo bun cross. I do have one small but I only use that as decoration as I don't find it secure for a pony at all. I use a rubber band for security then put my small flexi over it.

pictures!

I bought one large
Two med
Two small

My hair is semi-thick, but is very long. So when I twist it up it's not that bulky... I hope the small will work for low ponytails.

I really needed something like these! I'm a stylist and I like to keep my hair out of the way while I'm working.

And, if I got a wrong size I'll just exchange it. But I did watch the video and got the same sizes as the girl with hair closest to mine=)

i didn't know those things had a name, but i got some of those back when i worked at the renfest. i always had to use a regular ponytail holder with mine, because my hair is too slippery for things like that to hold it up

When my hair was longer it was always up in the summer and down in the winter. I hate a cold or hot neck, lol.
Over the past 2 summers it has been medium length with layers, not long enough to put all of it up.
My hair is not very interesting on it's own. It's fine/limp but I have plenty so it just hangs around up there on my head. I have never been willing to put too much time into it. I use aloe vera gel and drop of jojoba oil and let it get almost dry before using a roller dryer to finish it off. I use a spritz of hairspray if needed just to keep the shorter layers back. By late afternoon it is getting limp enough that I grab a hairband to keep it out of my face.

These are not particularly attractive but it's the only thing I've found that will hold my fine hair and not fall out. If I'm camping or working on a project or outside for the day I wear it to keep my hair back.

If I'm getting 'fancy' then I might use some mousse/gel a curling iron and more hairspray. 3-4 hours is still the max for it looking really good and keeping anything that looks like a style.

mostly ponytail or in a headband. I don't like my hair in my face these days LOL

I wear my hair down almost everyday for work. Blow dry, curl etc most days. Once I get home from work, it usually goes up in either a low bun or pony.

I have fine hair - not super thin - just average I guess. I've never known how to do much with it. I did find a great volumizing mousse about a year ago and I went several months using that, blowdrying and hairspraying. It's the most volume I've ever gotten. Lately though I've been really lazy and haven't even been blowdrying in the morning. I just let it air dry. It's not my best look, but oh well. My hair is always either down, in a messy bun, or ponytail. I can't figure out how to use a curling iron or other styling tools.

I JUST learned how to french braid a few days ago. I've wanted to know how for years and years but never learned. I just got a notion to check YouTube for a tutorial, found one, watched it, and did a braid successfully on my first try! I was really proud, haha. So I might start doing french braids more now.