Hair Care Fine hair holds more moisture than normal hair, resulting in a limp and flat look. Because it looks this way, its increasingly important to wash your hair properly. Because of the moisture buildup, it usually isnt necessary to use a conditioner, as most people use conditioner to add moisture. A shampoo made specifically for fine hair works best because it keeps oils away from the scalp. This prevents additional moisture buildup and avoids the fluffy hair look. The Proper Cut To look polished, have your hair trimmed frequently. Removing split ends will help your hair look its best. Split ends are more noticeable on fine hair than on normal hair because fine hair lacks the volume that usually draws the eyes away from the damaged ends. Short or medium length haircuts are best for those with fine hair. A perm can give you some curl to draw attention away from your hairs lack of volume. Proper cutting is also important to maximize fine hairs volume. Styling The Hair Volume is key with fine, limp hair. Blow-dry your hair from underneath: tip your head downward, and comb out with a round brush. This trick will give you added volume without much added effort. For extra lift, use a gel. For a fuller, night-out look, use hot rollers or Velcro rollers on your hair. Apply a light hairspray after you put your hair up and apply heat from a blow-dryer to set the curls. Read more: ehow/way_5282615_hairstyling-tips-fine-hair.html#ixzz33asXonBH
Posted on: Tue, 03 Jun 2014 16:21:41 +0000
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