Thin hair isn’t the most ideal hair type for hairstyle options. Thin and fine hair are often two words to describe a hair type that’s associated to having lightweight hair strands that are more prone to breakages. Thin hair refers to the density of the hair you have, which is the number of strands on your head. Individuals with fine hair usually have fewer hairs due to hair loss, genetics or breakage. It’s the total opposite of thick hair, which is course, unruly and can be hard to manage. Thin hair is often limp and doesn’t hold a curl.
Just because you have fine hair doesn’t mean you can’t have amazing hair. Sure, fine hair is associated with limp and straight hair, but it doesn’t have to look dull! You can have Pinterest-worthy hair if you want; you just need to know how to work with your hair so that it’s fabulous. Although many believe that you can’t have short hair when your hair is fine since it’ll just look limp and boring, there are certain short hairstyles for fine hair you can try.
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Using the brush, gave me more volume on my hair, but it will take a while to get used to using it with my hairdryer
I love this hairbrush. It is so gentle on my hair and scalp when brushing. I recommend it to everyone.
Like that the brush is so lite and it helps my hair to dry faster and have more volume
I have extremely thick, naturally curly hair, and this is the best brush I have ever used :-)
I can’t get it to add volume because I can’t work it right.