Can you please talk about the benefits and drawbacks of different cutting techniques, like Ouidad and Devacurl, for fine, low density curly hair? Also, can you please recommend styling products for fine low density curly hair that needs added weight from products because the hair is too light and fluffy and curly otherwise?
The haircut tip is what did it for me!! I knew every single tip you thoroughly explained but I still felt as I was missing something like the main key and the haircut tip is exactly that!!! I had my first salon haircut in the beginning of this year and she did a great job being the only stylist in my small white town that could (kind of) work with natural hair (I have 3b-3c) but she wouldn’t stop talking about layers for volume as I expressed I have low density AND fine hair and I ended up with lots of layers which looked great but the layers went all the way up to the top half of my head. Even after all the volume that gave me, I still felt like I wasn’t achieving the full potential of my hair so thank you so so so much for explaining everything so thoroughly and sharing these wonderful tips in the first place. I’m going to continue to keep these tips in mind and now make sure my layers are in the lower half of my head🤎
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us! I'm sure many of us know all too well that many of the "well-known" curl styling techniques we see on social media simply cannot work with our fine, low-density curls! I learned the hard way that "raking" my hair at all results in horribly stringy-looking curls whereas cupping from the bottom helps them clump together appropriately. The trial and error is exhausting but worth it!
I really appreciate these tips! Most curly videos don't address these types of concerns. I'm always worrying about covering my scalp in the back, so this was very helpful! PS - love the sweet bebe sounds!
This is great :) I believe that I have total hair equal to what is in your half down ponytail :p very useful Stephanie. You are really good at explaining things. How you described the curls forming is what I struggle with; my inner layers basically just disappear.
I love how throughly you explain everything!! I have fine curly/wavy hair, Recovering from postpartum and devacurl damage I need all the tips I can get.
I love you and your info. I went through D-hair loss but am now experiencing post COVID hair loss, it's a real thing MANY women are suffering from. Can you refresh tips for the OWAY products for hair loss for those experiencing this?
Great advice and makes sense. As 2b/2c fine and relatively thin hair, i was wondering why vertical denman brush curl technique resulted in straighter flat top of crown area. I will now try more horizontal orientation and upside down diffuser. You are right about stylists not being experts in wavy fine hair. They all tell me to put layers in. Nope...learned my lesson long ago when layers took years to grow back out. Never again.
ive had so many bad haircuts because my hair is curly and low density, thin, fine. i end up with mullets or if they put layers in i end up with what i call the mushroom with all the curls up top and then long straggly bits as the layers are too far apart and top layer too short.
I just started splitting my time between Orlando and New York City. So now that I know you’re in Orlando I’m going to wait to get my haircut until you’re back from maternity leave!! Can I make an appointment now?Lol
Thanks so much for these tips! Having low density fine wavy hair, I know it's a real struggle. I have an additional question, is there a way to cut that small layer at the bottom of my hair myself? I'm used to cutting my own hair, because there are no curly hairdressers in my region.
Thanks again for a wonderful content! Do you suggest to work out styling product should be applied on damp hair instead of soaking wet? Also for restyling can we use product on dry hair instead of wetting the hair again
You’re welcome! How much water you use to apply products really depends on what products you’re using and what you’re trying to achieve and how much time you have for drying, so there really isn’t a rule. It’s more of a trial and error thing.
For restyling you need to add water unless the product you’re using has a high water content and won’t overly weigh your hair down if not diluted with additional water!
Thank you for this! I just subscribed! I follow these steps and have beautiful volume for 4 hours after drying. Then my hair gets super frizzy, weighed down and hair goes limp and straightens (I have fine, low density, high porosity hair with a loose curl pattern). I still have some volume left but not nearly as much. How can I keep the volume and the curl?
It’s honestly hard for me to perfectly prescribe what the solution would be. It could just be gravity doing it’s thing or it’s possible you could use lighter weight products and/or products with a stronger hold that would help prolong the lifetime of your style. It’s hard to say!
You were the stylist that I found out about why devacurl products for making my hair fall out so I’ve been following you for years and I should’ve come to you along time ago !
Thank you so much for this!!! When you diffuse should you use medium heat and high speed? On low speed it feels like forever for my hair to dry even though I don’t have a lot of it lol. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Every dryer is different and everyone’s hair is different BUT the goal is to use the highest speed possible that won’t cause your hair to fly around. You can also adjust how close you hold the diffuser to your hair if you’re not directly touching it to your hair to manage speed (using my cup and hover technique from Cracking the Curl Code!)
Can you do a video more on finding a good stylist? I've had a couple diva cuts and they were great for the first month and then not . I have very fine hair that does that typical A look , and just don't trust finding someone that will cut it properly so that it doesn't end up looking way shorter because they said they understand but don't understand shrinkage lol ... I am in Canda and all the amazing styles must be in the states
Thank you for your advice. I have tried drying my hair in separate levels but my bottom layer ALWAYS rec lumps and turns into ONE GIANT curl on each side of my head. I have to uncurl it all day long. Any advice to keep that from happening?
Just had my 3rd fix cut at ouidad and they’ve thinned out my hair and the wavy is now cut out completely. I have silky water holding fine but a lot of wavy curly and now straight hair on my head so now the curly is more curly and the wavy is straight. It was “cut in the curve” also. I like all the stylists but if you can’t cut actual different ptterns they shouldnt cut extreme different pattern hair like mine. Been getting terrible cuts since 2018, in nyc go figure. what can i do for the straight now?
My top half of my head has 2c 3a type of waves from my dad, and my lower half of my head is almost straight like my mom's hair *lol 😄 .. both had fine hair type, so yess I have very low density + fine hair texture with two swirls at the back of my head🙃I did big chop, curl training, apply products for the last 3 years, and my lower part of hair doesn't change so I accept the fact that each of my parents claimed their spots of their genes on my head by 50-50 😁
What would you suggest to tame the frizz on fine thin low density hair wavy long hair? I wash my hair and condition it . I don't go to sleep until its totally dry. Get up the next day whether I use my fingers,comb or brush it's all frizz?
I know this is old, but are you using sleep protection? Do you use a satin/silk bonnet, scarf, or pillowcase to protect your hair while sleeping? If not, that’s very likely your answer.
Thank you so much for the helpful information, however can you please be a godsend and explain how to care for someone who has fine hair strands and medium to high density?
My last video about climate explains how you should differ up product for fine hair, have you watched it yet? Medium and thick hair don’t need special styling considerations but fine hair does and it’s explained in my last video regarding use of cream stylers etc!
Omg I had just accepted my fate of having no volume at my roots thank you so much for showing me that that doesn’t have to be the case any longer 😭
Hooray!! 💗
Can you please talk about the benefits and drawbacks of different cutting techniques, like Ouidad and Devacurl, for fine, low density curly hair? Also, can you please recommend styling products for fine low density curly hair that needs added weight from products because the hair is too light and fluffy and curly otherwise?
The haircut tip is what did it for me!! I knew every single tip you thoroughly explained but I still felt as I was missing something like the main key and the haircut tip is exactly that!!! I had my first salon haircut in the beginning of this year and she did a great job being the only stylist in my small white town that could (kind of) work with natural hair (I have 3b-3c) but she wouldn’t stop talking about layers for volume as I expressed I have low density AND fine hair and I ended up with lots of layers which looked great but the layers went all the way up to the top half of my head. Even after all the volume that gave me, I still felt like I wasn’t achieving the full potential of my hair so thank you so so so much for explaining everything so thoroughly and sharing these wonderful tips in the first place. I’m going to continue to keep these tips in mind and now make sure my layers are in the lower half of my head🤎
Glad I could help!
@@StephanieMero, are you able to recommend hair cutters who are good at cutting fine low density curly hair in Westchester, NY?
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us! I'm sure many of us know all too well that many of the "well-known" curl styling techniques we see on social media simply cannot work with our fine, low-density curls! I learned the hard way that "raking" my hair at all results in horribly stringy-looking curls whereas cupping from the bottom helps them clump together appropriately. The trial and error is exhausting but worth it!
Thank you! That was very helpful. Love the fact that you are an "over explainer"- as you said.
You’re so welcome! 💗💗
Me too!! Your explanations really help visually!!
I really appreciate these tips! Most curly videos don't address these types of concerns. I'm always worrying about covering my scalp in the back, so this was very helpful! PS - love the sweet bebe sounds!
This is great :) I believe that I have total hair equal to what is in your half down ponytail :p very useful Stephanie. You are really good at explaining things. How you described the curls forming is what I struggle with; my inner layers basically just disappear.
I love how throughly you explain everything!! I have fine curly/wavy hair, Recovering from postpartum and devacurl damage I need all the tips I can get.
I love you and your info. I went through D-hair loss but am now experiencing post COVID hair loss, it's a real thing MANY women are suffering from. Can you refresh tips for the OWAY products for hair loss for those experiencing this?
This video is so informative that I'm going to have to rewatch it a few more times. Thanks so much
Really helps potentially explain the horrible straight bits on top of my hair - thank you for this video!
Glad I could help make sense of things!! 💕
Great advice and makes sense. As 2b/2c fine and relatively thin hair, i was wondering why vertical denman brush curl technique resulted in straighter flat top of crown area. I will now try more horizontal orientation and upside down diffuser. You are right about stylists not being experts in wavy fine hair. They all tell me to put layers in. Nope...learned my lesson long ago when layers took years to grow back out. Never again.
ive had so many bad haircuts because my hair is curly and low density, thin, fine. i end up with mullets or if they put layers in i end up with what i call the mushroom with all the curls up top and then long straggly bits as the layers are too far apart and top layer too short.
I just started splitting my time between Orlando and New York City. So now that I know you’re in Orlando I’m going to wait to get my haircut until you’re back from maternity leave!! Can I make an appointment now?Lol
Excellent advice! I had been thinking layers for my curls but you just saved me from myself. Cheers!
You’re welcome!! Cheers!
Wow what a great video! 😁👍 You are so knowledgeable about my type of hair. I can't wait to try your tips tomorrow.
Thank you. This was so informative. I wish I lived in FL. Unfortunately I’m in Rhode Island and very limited to curly stylists.
You explained this exactly how it needed to be. Thanks so much!!! If you can do a tutorial on how to reteach your hair to sit that would be amazing
Thank you! I can’t ever find anything on my hair .. this is a life saver
You’re welcome! 💕
Thanks so much for these tips! Having low density fine wavy hair, I know it's a real struggle. I have an additional question, is there a way to cut that small layer at the bottom of my hair myself? I'm used to cutting my own hair, because there are no curly hairdressers in my region.
Thanks again for a wonderful content! Do you suggest to work out styling product should be applied on damp hair instead of soaking wet? Also for restyling can we use product on dry hair instead of wetting the hair again
You’re welcome! How much water you use to apply products really depends on what products you’re using and what you’re trying to achieve and how much time you have for drying, so there really isn’t a rule. It’s more of a trial and error thing.
For restyling you need to add water unless the product you’re using has a high water content and won’t overly weigh your hair down if not diluted with additional water!
Thank you for this advice.. have a good week!
Gahhh such great advice, super helpful! Thank you for making this for us more 'limp' folks
You’re so welcome!! 💗
Thank you for this! I just subscribed! I follow these steps and have beautiful volume for 4 hours after drying. Then my hair gets super frizzy, weighed down and hair goes limp and straightens (I have fine, low density, high porosity hair with a loose curl pattern). I still have some volume left but not nearly as much. How can I keep the volume and the curl?
It’s honestly hard for me to perfectly prescribe what the solution would be. It could just be gravity doing it’s thing or it’s possible you could use lighter weight products and/or products with a stronger hold that would help prolong the lifetime of your style. It’s hard to say!
You were the stylist that I found out about why devacurl products for making my hair fall out so I’ve been following you for years and I should’ve come to you along time ago !
Great video! Would you have product recommendations for this type of hair?
Thanks so much for this video Stephanie. I'm definitely doing the don'ts. Thanks for the tips.
The best channel for curly hair 👩🦱
You look gorgeous!! Thanks 🙏🏻
Awww wow thank you so much 💗💗💗💗
Agree!! Best tips always!! So healthy and vibrant looking. Give us a little glimpse of that precious boy soon. 😚❤️
Excellent info😊
Thank you so much for this!!! When you diffuse should you use medium heat and high speed? On low speed it feels like forever for my hair to dry even though I don’t have a lot of it lol. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Every dryer is different and everyone’s hair is different BUT the goal is to use the highest speed possible that won’t cause your hair to fly around. You can also adjust how close you hold the diffuser to your hair if you’re not directly touching it to your hair to manage speed (using my cup and hover technique from Cracking the Curl Code!)
@@StephanieMero thank you for your reply!!! Definitely taking some playing around with but is encouraging to say the least!!!
I hear a baby? I didn’t realize he was already here.
Congratulations. He sounds so sweet 🥰
Yes! You can catch some glimpses of him in my last video ☺️💕
Can you please post a referal video for fine low density curly hair? Or if you have made one kindly post it in the description box. Thanks.
Did I hear your baby?! Adorable! 💕
Lol yep! He was laying right beside me.
With fine curly hair is it best to have a shorter hair cut for volume?
Can you do a video more on finding a good stylist? I've had a couple diva cuts and they were great for the first month and then not . I have very fine hair that does that typical A look , and just don't trust finding someone that will cut it properly so that it doesn't end up looking way shorter because they said they understand but don't understand shrinkage lol ... I am in Canda and all the amazing styles must be in the states
Thank you for your advice. I have tried drying my hair in separate levels but my bottom layer ALWAYS rec lumps and turns into ONE GIANT curl on each side of my head. I have to uncurl it all day long. Any advice to keep that from happening?
Just had my 3rd fix cut at ouidad and they’ve thinned out my hair and the wavy is now cut out completely. I have silky water holding fine but a lot of wavy curly and now straight hair on my head so now the curly is more curly and the wavy is straight. It was “cut in the curve” also. I like all the stylists but if you can’t cut actual different ptterns they shouldnt cut extreme different pattern hair like mine. Been getting terrible cuts since 2018, in nyc go figure. what can i do for the straight now?
i needed this video!
I’m glad I made it! 💗
My top half of my head has 2c 3a type of waves from my dad, and my lower half of my head is almost straight like my mom's hair *lol 😄 .. both had fine hair type, so yess I have very low density + fine hair texture with two swirls at the back of my head🙃I did big chop, curl training, apply products for the last 3 years, and my lower part of hair doesn't change so I accept the fact that each of my parents claimed their spots of their genes on my head by 50-50 😁
I have finer hair but a lot of it. I find that I can’t use products that weigh down my hair. The only styler I use is a gel.
What would you suggest to tame the frizz on fine thin low density hair wavy long hair? I wash my hair and condition it . I don't go to sleep until its totally dry. Get up the next day whether I use my fingers,comb or brush it's all frizz?
I know this is old, but are you using sleep protection? Do you use a satin/silk bonnet, scarf, or pillowcase to protect your hair while sleeping? If not, that’s very likely your answer.
I really wanna know what are the dos
They’re in the video! Leaning while styling and drying hair, using your hand to hide partings, to name a few. ☺️
Thank you Steph
Thank you so much for the helpful information, however can you please be a godsend and explain how to care for someone who has fine hair strands and medium to high density?
My last video about climate explains how you should differ up product for fine hair, have you watched it yet? Medium and thick hair don’t need special styling considerations but fine hair does and it’s explained in my last video regarding use of cream stylers etc!
@@StephanieMero i have not just yet, thank you so much I will take a look
interestingly enough it is my bottom and layers at the crown that don't curl. everything in between curls wonderfully
T Y ! this is me, fine thin stuck on head 5 curls
You’re welcome!
Damn gravity🤣🤣🤣🤣
Facts!