Yes, layers would make your hair look very thin and possibly stringy.
The answer above is right. I have very fine hair. You can have layers but how about asking your hairdresser to cut your hair shoulder length or a long bob then your layers would look better, and you'd can still wear a ponytail.
My opinion would be in a side curled ponytail.
another word for ponytail would be beleadel.
I would probably wear mine in a cute high ponytail.
Some ways to style your hair would be: Having a side ponytail. Curling your ponytail. Having a loose ponytail. Braiding your ponytail.
If your going to school then i would suggest a simple ponytail or side ponytail or low pig tails But if your going to work i would so suggest either a ponytail or a bun or on a short cut like a pixie style
ponytail holders go back way into the the Qing Dynasty in China when they would pull their hair back with pig tails.
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well it is kind of an opinion question... most hair that is around the shoulder area, yes will be able to be put into a ponytail. but, however not all hair can. on the other side i dont know how much hair you could get cut off and still be able to put into a ponytail. i would suggest you talk to whoever is cutting your hair
I bought a human hair ponytail from a website called www.lilmissysalons.com the quality was very good and and the price was OK too. when I called they also said that they would colour match the ponytail to my actual hair colour if there was not a colour within their range, all I would have to do is send in a sample of my own hair.
I usually twist the hair while it is in a ponytail then wrap the twisted hair around the ponytail. There are also bun-builders that can assist you in bun-making. You would make a ponytail, but the ponytail through donut-looking bun builder then spread the hair out over it. Put a hair-tie around it, then twist or braid the excess hair around the bun.
You should leave your hair down. If it's urgent that you tie it in a ponytail, try cutting a full fringe or a side fringe. I would say a side-fringe because it's much better when you don't want it you just brush it back so it blends in with your layers!! Then just brush it out when you tie up your hair! Answer mine please!! http://wiki.answers.com/Q/I_have_a_round_face_and_shoulder_length_thick_hair_would_the_hair_of_the_person_in_the_left_of_the_attached_picture_suit_meBuddysharp.com for answers: This is a common problem. I would rebuild the poorly cut area with 10" hair extensions so all the hair will again go back in the PONYTAIL!!! Buddy Sharp
In a ponytail... it would look pretty :)