thick hair

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

As someone else has said get the hair dresser to thin you hair. Its some cutting technique that they use.

I have cut really thick hair as well, and its short. If i don't get it thinned i end up with this massive 'birds nest' or thats what i call it.

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

go to a salon and ask them to thin it out.

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

2 on going to salon %26amp; asking them to thin it out. i have thick hair and get layers, but I get a razor cut (instead of scissors). Works for me.

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

layer it, thin it, but wavy is nice right? keep it long and blow dry it

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

haha thats funny because lots of people with thin hair want thick hair. God never makes people happy, does He?

I would say use some serum, a silicone-based product like John Frieda. Run it through your hair and use lots of conditioner when you shower.

then blowdry it until it's completely dry. If you still need to flatten it a bit, then use a straight iron to go over individual pieces. Especially straighten from the root of your hair, at the crown, that will make your hair look thinner and less puffy. I have the same thick hair so i know, but people are always saying its beautiful like horse hair so you probably have hair like mine.

also like they said, the stylist can thin it out for you, but watch out because if your hair is anything like mine, it will look good for a week, but then all the thinning will make your hair frizz out majorly. Just don't do it okay, believe me. You should probably try to make it all one length. Layers will only make you look poofier.

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

I also have really thick hair which I hate. I always ask my stylist to thin it out and I have a lot of layers. My hair is still not anywhere near thin but it definately helps.

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

Okay, same as everyone else said, get it thinned! But, you may want to try a dehumidifying creme, which will make your hair smoother and less puffy/frizzy. Have you used a straightener?? (Flat iron) I have thick wavy hair and straighteners work wonders for me!

I just checked back and saw another post.. DON'T blow dry!!! That makes your hair worse, plus it damages it! And don't use serums or oils, use a cream based product!

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

I have thick hair too, and I have a lot of it so it was even worse. What I do is I ask my hair stylist to thin out my hair and layer it. It'll feel way lighter and look nicer too. I also thermal ironed (permenately straightened) my hair about two years ago. The chemicals are all probably gone, but it's still not as poofy as before I got it done. I wouldn't suggest you do this though since you have wavy hair, so maybe you should use a curl enhancer, and you can find those at drugstores.

Anyway, I hope I helped!

How can i make my hair thin? its so thick! I was born with thick wavy hair?

use sava its thins it

How Do You Crunch/Curl My THICK Damage Hair?

Ok. My hair as of now is layerd (in the front), pretty damaged from all the bleach I put in it. I have stuff that's "reconstructing" it so it's a lot better than it was before.

But I need to find away to get it to go curly/crunchy and hold for longer than an hour. Like a whole day. And I need to do this without using heat, because again, my hair is damage and my hair stylist told me not to use heat...unless VERY special and RARE occassions. And yeah.

So please any good advice is wanted and needed. Thanks a bunch.

How Do You Crunch/Curl My THICK Damage Hair?

use gel or hairspray and crunch it with your hands while your hair is still damp

How Do You Crunch/Curl My THICK Damage Hair?

When your hair is extremely damages it loses it's elasticity and naturally curly/wavy hair will a lot of times not curl as well or hold an even curl pattern so it may wave in some places and hang straight in others. The fact that your hair is also very thick tells me you have the sheer weight of your own hair working against you pulling the curl out also. It really sounds like a good healthy trim (as much as you could stand to part with) would be your best bet to get rid of those damaged parts and lighten it up as well. Good luck!

Hair: From thick and shiny to dry and falling out...?

What happened? Even though I've dyed my hair for over 10 years, I've always had beautiful hair. It even looked better after I dyed it! Now in the past 2 months, however, it's become very thin and dry. My floor is always covered in hair. It's not falling out in clumps or anything just all over. It's also not just breakage, but the whole hair %26amp; root.

5 months ago I did a cleansing water fast for 25 days so maybe my body is now reacting to that deficiency of nutrients. And I never eat a lot of meat. I know hair needs protein to grow, but it seemed to be fine all those years before without the protein. I'm much too young to lose so much hair. Anybody else experience something similar? What can I do to stop it today?

Hair: From thick and shiny to dry and falling out...?

it seems to me that its from malnutrition. i've seen people with eating disorders (not that you have one), and their hair is always dry and thin. try eating more of a balanced diet, and take a multivitamin. but if you only drank water for 25 days, i'm pretty positive that the condition of your hair is from that.

everything you put in (or dont put it) your body comes out through your hair, skin, and nails. if your hair is very dry and falling out, i'm sure that your skin and nails aren't in great condition either.

just take better care of yourself! eat a well-balanced diet, drink more water, and take your vitamins. it will take a while for your hair to get back to normal, but it will happen eventually.

in the meantime, i would suggest going to your hairdresser and asking her for some products that will help nurse your hair back to health. unfortunately, it has to happen from the inside out, so if you start eating better, the new hair growing in will be healthier, but the old hair will stay the same. there are products, though, that help infuse your hair with protein and moisture, so i would find out if your hair salon carries something like that.

good luck

Hair: From thick and shiny to dry and falling out...?

Nobody beileves it but your hair changes every 7 years i went from curly tons of hair to fine and straight im a stylist and it happens to everyone... our bodies go through hormonal changes our hair if your on any sort of medication that could do it if you think its really excessive see your doctor they can help!!

Hair: From thick and shiny to dry and falling out...?

Most likely it is a combination of factors. The dying process may have eventually taken a toll on your hair's health.

Yes, the fasting process deprived your body of nutrients and that would also affect hair health.

Even if you do not eat much meat, there are other ways to get protein in your diet. Try eating cheese, yogurt, raw nuts. If you have made dietary changes, are you getting enough "good" oils, such as olive oil, in your diet?

Nothing is going to stop it "today". The sooner you make changes in your diet and stop processing your hair, the sooner you will begin to see results.

Typically, hair grows at a rate of about 1/2 inch per month. So the hair that is 2-3 inches from your scalp is the hair that was forming during your fast.

Hair: From thick and shiny to dry and falling out...?

its probably from overproccessing it can be fine and then BAM its not so good... did you get your hair done proffesionaly or was it an at home kit and did you try a new brand if it was a salon then maybe they are using a new brand or something but yeah its most likley from the dye my hair was thick and shiny till i dyed it now its falling out just like yours..... i hate it and it is normal for hair to fall out also your hair to "change" every seven years or so...

Know any San Francisco Bay Area salons that are good for cutting/styling a teen's long thick cu

I need someone who works well with curly hair and won't cause too much pain! East Bay or SF preferred - thanks!

Know any San Francisco Bay Area salons that are good for cutting/styling a teen's long thick curly hair?

I grew up in the Bay Area %26amp; I have very long, very thick curly hair. I am now 35 years old, and what you are looking for has been a life-long quest for me! My sister used to be a model, so I had access to some of the very best hairdressers in the bay! And you know what I've found? The highest rated hairdressers are usually the worst for people with hair like ours. Why? Because the best are usually in high demand, therefore they are pressed for time. Hair like ours requires a hairdresser with patience and attention to detail.

My advice : try to find a salon that is a little quieter %26amp; slower than most (one that is not trying to match McDonald's in # of people served, if you know what I mean!). If that's not an option (or even if it is), try sitting in the waiting area and watching the stylists work. See if you can spot one who looks like they care more about the quality of the job they do than about how fast they can get through it. One last tip: when you think you've found a good one, ask them if they can thin hair using a straight edge razor.

I have thick, frizzy hair. Is there any way to get that "glossy" look without using straig

Try Aveda's new shampoo/conditioner called Smooth Infusions. It really works!!!

After washing w/ that, use a serum like Frizz Ease (little goes a long way), then blow dry and smooth over with a ceramic flat iron. Voila!

I have thick, frizzy hair. Is there any way to get that "glossy" look without using straightening chemicals?

Hair Wax:

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I have thick, frizzy hair. Is there any way to get that "glossy" look without using straightening chemicals?

well since i started using got2b hot smooth flat iron and blow dry lotion,

i barely ever straigten my hari.

becasue when i apply it to my wet hari, then blow dry, its already sleek and shiny like how it would be after i straighten it!

i realllly reccomend it

:] good luckk

I have thick, frizzy hair. Is there any way to get that "glossy" look without using straightening chemicals?

I'm guessing that your hair is curly, but I could be wrong. If your hair is straight, try not washing it ever day, and using biosilk, becasue it lays down frizz and don't brush your hair too often, just when slightly damp or messy. Try to get a haircut at a salon which will thin it out.

If your hair is curly, don't pay attention to that. Curly hair bends and light does not reflect off of it. There is no way to get it shiny and glossy without chemicals or heat (I advise against both). But, you can get rid of frizz. Make sure that your never, ever, ever brush your hair. Comb, only when slightly damp. Use herbal esscences curls shampoo and conditioner, and scrunching gel, as it helps lay down frizz and give you gorgeous curls. Also, go to a salon and ask for a stylist who is willing to work with curly hair, and they'll give you layers to help thin it out.

No matter what your hair type, good job on not deciding to kill your hair with chemicals. I hope I helped.

I have thick, frizzy hair. Is there any way to get that "glossy" look without using straightening chemicals?

u could try a relaxer from xenna.com. it uses no chemicals and it's all natural, and makes it look shinier.

I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

I've straightened it ,curled it, put it up, put in gel, mousse, smoothing serums. Just about everything you can think of for a persons hair. It's still thick, coarse, just yuk. HELP. Should I have it thinned or layered, if there are any hairdressers out there who can help me

I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

Dont go out and buy anything expensive.

First: Purchase a mild Shampoo (To Clarify hair, I will explain why)

Second: TRIM your hair ends (May 1 1/2 to 2 inches)

Third: Here's the magic part: Mix olive oil, almond oil, coconut oil, avocado oil and a "little" honey, (honey u will have to heat so it can blend). Either leave on ALL day or all night (if all nite, DONT use honey)

Use a teaspoon of every oil and honey,.... a little more if ur hair is long or a little less if ur hair is short

Repeat this 3-4 times a week, your hair will grow like a weed, fortify, reconstruct, moisturize, soften %26amp; remove all frizz I promise,..... and it will be super shiny!!!!

The clairifying shampoo will help take the oil off your hair when u shower

You can also use a conditioner but get a light conditioner that wont wiegh ur hair down, becuz u can over condition, I use herbl essences "clean happy" conditioner.

You can find olive oil anywere, but the other oils you will have to buy at a local organics store, wholes foods or BJ's health corner.

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I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

straighten it or use biosilk..but its a little pricey (:

I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

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John Frieda anti frizz serum

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I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

Well, you should go to your hairdresser and ask them for a professional level relaxer. They can do it themselves. Its a kind of creme that stays in your hair for a few minutes to half an hour depending on how wild your hair is and it literally relaxes your hair for a few weeks. It's like sending your hair on vacation! :D

I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

For thick, coarse, frizzy hair, layering is the best way to go. It will remove the heaviness. Thinning isn't as good an idea. Try Herbal Essence Dangerously Straight (pin straight) in the pink bottle, both shampoo and conditioner. They were a lifesaver for me. Also use a spray-on, leave-in conditioner. If your hair tends to look a bit dry or dull, use a glossifier after drying your hair. Do not wash your hair everyday. It doesn't need it unless you're outside a lot. Find a picture in a fashion magazine of a hairstyle you like. Get a beautician to style your hair. Make sure they are skilled in cutting wavy hair. Some aren't. There are lots of hairstyle magazines in the beauty shops. Stop by one and glance through them.

I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

I have curly, frizzy hair. It doesn't matter what I use, it's that way. The only thing so far that helps is olive oil, the lightest color olive oil. I heat it in the microwave just until it's warm to the touch and massage a tiny amount into my scalp and then distribute it throughout my dry hair, maybe start with 2 tablespoons, that should do it. I then gather my hair into a ponytail, without putting it into a ponytail holder, lightly twist it and clip it up overnight. The next morning my hair is so soft and smooth. Still some frizz around my face but not as bad.

I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

I have natural curly hair-try these products, they are made for african american hair but Ilove it-smells nice too!

I need Advice on my very thick and wavy/curly frizzy hair?

my hair was the same, get your hair layered, but long layers, if you have them too short it will make your hair more frizzy, ask them to razor cut it and thin it out.

I got my hair dont not long ago and i can finally use normal hair ties!

I know how it feels to have very very thick and wavy unruly hair.

Also, Redken and matrix shampoo and conditioner are reallly good.

You can buy them from salons or stores such as priceline.

And buy a GHD hair straighter, its a life saver.

Do eggs help to make your hair thick?if yes pls tell me how to apply it?

Cook eggs. Eat. To apply them TO your hair is just nonsense. Extra protein in diet may improve hair strength.