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I have noticed using velcro rollers. I am breaking my ends. Getting them out of my hair. True they do the best set for my straight fine hair. Is there a secret product that I'm missing to help style my hair and get them out of my hair with less pulling?
Hi, I’m also a hairstylist with fine, stick-straight hair that feels like corn silk when I have no products in. People always think I have such thick hair when it’s styled out, but I always tell them, “it’s just an illusion of products.” 😀 Just some info of what my favorite volumizing products are: Big Sexy Hair Root Pump Plus, Redken Volume Maximizer pump spray, (both before blow drying on towel dried hair) and Big Sexy Hair Powder Play (after drying, before final styling hairspray.) I do have to use a round brush when drying, and curling iron here and there afterwards. My hairstyle is like Lisa Rinna’s. I also like a bit of “Bed Head Manipulator” for extra texture throughout and on ends. Paul Mitchell Freeze and Shine hairspray. I hope these products might help someone else with naturally super- straight, flat hair. 😊
I've never heard anyone mention that hot tools collapse volume, but you're right!! I'm flashing back to all the times I've tried sooo hard to have loose waves. Starting with painstakingly volumized hair, pulling out the curling iron, and ending up with sad limp stringy hair! Thank you! My life makes more sense now😅😆
I blow dry my hair with a round brush. Before it is totally dry, I use Velcro rollers. I leave them in an hour or more. When I take the rollers out, my hair has body & bounce. The do stays for 2 to 3 days if the humidity is low. I use an anti frizz cream, as well to keep my hair smooth. I LOVE VELCRO ROLLERS.
Best RUclipsr I've found giving hacks for fine hair! Most are the same ones repeated but yours are so much more in depth and you actually have fine, thin hair so we know it's worth doing 🙂
I agree that a scalp exfoliate is very beneficial especially if using dry shampoo on a regular basis. I’ve only used a diy exfoliate of sugar and honey. Seemed to work great!
Hi! I just got diagnosed with Alopecia and your channel has been a HUGE source of inspiration and information to me. Thank you so very much for the great content!
I'm loving your channel. Will try the scalp scrub and the Velcro rollers. I have extremely fine hair and it's THIN as well. No one knows how to cut and style. Looking forward to watching more from you. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your videos! I showed my stylist the video you did on how to cut the "bob" style for thin hair. This has been the best decision I have made for my hair! I absolutely love the style! I'm using the KMS products you had previously mentioned as well. I'm so thankful I found your channel. I love your presentation and your content has much value! Thank you!
Kathy you are so welcome! This comment really made my day! My hair right now is that SAME exact haircut except longer. Doesn't it make fine hair look SUPER THICK? It's just amazing right? I am thankful you found the channel as well and very happy to have you as apart of my RUclips community.
I love the shampoo/conditioner hack. I didn’t know how important it was to scrub sections of hair with shampoo especially the back and nape. Thank you! Love your videos!
I started using thickening spray at the end of last year. Best decision ever. I use bumble & bumble volumizing spray go big plumping treatment. For some reason their regular volumizing spray doesn’t really do a lot & it smells like chemicals.
Great tips! Thank you. My hair is thin and silky soft. A real nightmare. So many people speak about those self-grip rollers, but several say the rollers now and then can be very difficult to get off your hair. Perhaps I ought to try.
Rinsing conditioner out of hair without getting it on the scalp is not easy with layers, unless you tip the head forward and rinse down. I find this works for me so i rinse off after getting out of the shower and rinsing over the bath. Love your videos 👋.
Omg Gabi, I feel like you made this video just for me! I’m going to try the Velcro rollers after blow drying for sure. I’ve tried that gritty powder before but the feel of it creeps me out 😁. Thank you, this is a good, crisp, useful video!!! And oh, I love the Briogeo charcoal scalp scrub, it does help with removing buildup and smells fantastic too!
I want to try them all. I love the way you have the soft waves in your hair. For me to get this kind of look I have to braid my hair when it's damp, and then let it dry. It works for me......Thank you...
Max Factor used to have a thickening lotion that worked well but then it was discontinued. Same happened to Got2B's thickening powder. These days I find that products containing wax and clay create enough stiffness but tend to leave a noticeable film on my hair---because my baby fine texture requires the use of more than the recommended amount of product.
Thank you for these hacks! Some I have heard of or have done, but others I'm going to try! Root powder is my FAVE! And I'm going try incorporating velcro rollers.
I can't begin to tell you how helpful this video was. I recently got a haircut after THREE years of just wearing it up. (and even crazier was 7 before that)! I decided to keep the length this time. But it has been so long I had no clue what was out there now product wise. Was actually just in Ulta yesterday looking for things. I knew I definitely needed something for volume for sure. And funny too, actually saw root "powder" like you mentioned. Lol. (years ago just always used mousse). Will be implementing these tips & will more than likely also pick up some root powder. Tyvm!! ❤️
Oh that is wonderful to hear that this was helpful! I hope you’re loving your new haircut! Pick up some volume spray or volume mouse and use it before blow drying. You will be shocked as to how much more lift you will get in your hair. Thanks for watching!
Great tips! I need to pull out my Velcro rollers and try a scalp scrub. I have a hard time with 2nd, much less 3rd day hair. I always get weird parts and flat places in my hair. What is your routine for this?
I also have a huge issue with 2nd and 3rd day hair....I have such fine hair that it looks terrible after I sleep. I am going to make a video on some ideas for that. Great suggestion. Thank you so much for your comment.
@@GlamGirlGabi I love your videos and tips. Any for me - I am almost 70 with fine hair that is becoming very thin due to the medication I have to be on (autoimmune diseases). I have tried everything except shaving it off and wearing wigs/and or scarves. Help. I have scalp issues, also but haven't found a dermatologist who can help.
thanks for letting us into your shower, I think I have to work at getting the shampoo out more and that scalp scrub is a great idea, never heard of it before. Thanks!
I'm an older woman and Gabi is the first one to address my issues and provide great tips and tricks. So many stylists and so much wasted time and money. Thank you Gabi!
I have started using Un-do-goo shampoo about 2-3 times a week. I think it has made a difference in helping me to keep volume in my style. I have used "dust" on my hair for years. It really helps. I have been using "Big Sexy Hair's Powder Play Lite." It comes in a shaker bottle or a 'spray' version. I love the spray, as it's re-fillable, and you don't end up using too much in one spot. Thanks again!
Please do a video on how you use the one to curl your hair! Great video! I have fine hair and it’s really similar to yours but I can’t get it to curl that way with a wand. Please show us how you did it!
Hello Hello!! I have thin, straight hair. I usually roll my hair in 2.5 inch velcro rollers when my hair in damp, and let it air dry- for volume. Before it’s fully dry, I’ll blow dry the whole area and let it cool. But no matter how careful I am, velcro rollers always give me an issue when taking them out. I roll gently, not to tight, etc. I always see magnetic rollers on kinkier hair that’s being rolled in a wet set. Those don’t give me issue like velcro rollers, but are a super hard for me to work with- with my thin, straight hair falling out. Any advice? Thx!!
I stopped using conditioner in the shower many many years ago. I just shampoo and then apply leave-in conditioner to the length of my hair, not the scalp. Softens my hair without weighing it down and saves a ton of time in the shower.
I really enjoyed your video Iam 59 years old I have think long wavy hair I will love to try all your products let’s see what happens thank you from Cali texas
Root powder is the best invention. I've been using it for years. There is root lift mousse for curly hair that my sister tried by she still prefers the powder.
Thank you. Such great tips. My 63 year old hair is getting so thin. It's dead straight & fine. I'm wondering whether getting it highlighted would give more volume 🤔
You're 100% correct about hot tools deflating volume! I got rid of all my flat irons because, regardless of how I used it, my hair recalled being contained between two flat plates - it falls flat and completely straight. Ugh. One of my favorite volumizers is the Kristin Ess braiding powder. How do you keep you hair from showing "parts" from cooling in Velcro rollers? Thank you!!
I have lots of hair but it is fine and the easiest way to get volume are hot rollers.Just bought my second Conair hot roller machine.Once hair is cooled I remove rollers and use Ellenet hair spray or if staying in lightly twist hair into sections aand pile on top of my head with scrunching.Then have curls for 3 days!
@@SunFlower-xp6hw LOL!! I knew there was some reason for keeping that Conair hot roller set in my closet all these years! With the pandemic and working at home for 2 years, I couldn’t even be bothered with the Velcro rollers - which work very well - much less blowouts or hot rollers. Now I am almost a year past needing a haircut and color, just wash and twist my hair up most days I have to go to the office, and it’s pathetic. I am going to take the blunt cut video in to my stylist, have my color done, and see if I can have nice hair again. So glad I discovered this channel! I honestly don’t even remember how to use a hot tool, and I probably have 20 of them, different kinds.
Since I have had gray hair my hair has been very flat at the roots, especially at the part. i think do to the hair texture now being more coarse. i will try the rollers. Thanks!!❤️
I avoid all styling products, condition intensely, shampoo every 2 days, avoid all heat and cold blow-dry gently with a ceramic roller-brush with just 1 pump of Moroccan oil. After, I use additional Moroccan oil at the ends only. I also have a high-protein diet. My fine hair thanks me by being 'happier', thicker and healthier. As someone in her mid-forties, my hair has more bounce and thickness than most thirty year olds. I learnt all of the above the hard way.
I've been turning the heat down on my flat iron thanks to you. Only 20 degrees lower but hopefully it helps, I have thick wavy hair so I always thought hotter was better.
You should only use as much heat as you need to get the result that you want. Good for you for experimenting with that! Dial it down because you will still get an effect with significantly less damage.
Oh my goodness what great ideas I would love to try the route booster and definitely do my conditioner first and then the shampoo because I do have fine hair and the top gets flat even though it is shorter than the sides! Love all your advice! Can’t wait to try next time Iwash my hair😀
Velcro rollers may not work for everyone. I have fine hair and when I’ve tried them my hair gets all tangled and it’s impossible to get the rollers out without tearing the hair. I’m not sure what the difference may be? I’ve tried them more than once without success.
I have tried Velcro rollers many times in the past, but I find that they stick to my hair so much that it becomes extremely difficult to remove them without tearing sections of my hair. You did not seem to have this problem at all; your rollers came off smoothly without any hairs sticking to the tiny bristles. Other than shampoo and conditioner, I generally never put any extra products in my hair as my hair curls very easily. But if there is some product out there that helps the hair not to stick impossibly to the rollers, I would certainly consider it.
Your the best!! Going to buy products too. My hair is your length and when it gets longer, the weight causes it to lay very flat. Thanks for information.
It’s very interesting to check your links and see the difference in prices twice as much😮 or even more! By the way it’s on Amazon! So what does it mean? If you say it’s not sponsored and give the link for a product that cost much much cheaper if I don’t use your link😂
I actually wash my fine, thin hair in the tub upside down. I have not used conditioner in years and I have bleach on my hair as my hair is almost white. I have a blunt straight cut. I wish I could use velcro rollers but my hair is so fine that they get caught in my hair(s). I'm going to try that sprinkle stuff. My hair has been a constant problem for me. All I can do is wear it straight and long. It WILL NOT curl. I guess that's good for people who want straight hair. Thank you for all of your hacks! Thank you gorgeous one!
I hear you. Having fine hair can be really challenging. If you want to try velcro rollers again, use some that are large barrel so that they have less of a chance of getting caught in your hair. As for the root powder, give it a shot! It's a crazy hair product that makes such a big difference!
I’ve always thought of trying to do shampoo on the scalp and conditioner on the ends at the same time but was worried that the conditioner would be waisted as the shampoo runs down and washes it away. I like your idea! What type of shampoo would you recommend when doing this technique on dry lifted wavy hair? Thank you
My understanding is that the conditioner sort of penetrates the open cuticles of the hair shaft if you leave it on for a few minutes, and then any extra time it's on there, it won't add extra sleekness or shine or protection or whatever you want out of that specific conditioner. So really, it's done it's job by then and won't be wasted at all by shampooing! The shampoo WILL get the residue off, but it won't strip the cuticle. Maybe something very harsh like a clarifying shampoo, maybe, but generally I don't think so. I hope this helped, and good luck on your hair journey!
Thanks for all this info!! I just ordered the powder and am excited to try it! Also I’m going to try using conditioner first before shampoo! I just subscribed to your channel!
I love your content. I know that when you have a recommendation it's going to be so good! Thank you so much for doing these videos and taking the time to find these great products and hacks. I know it takes time. 💕🙏
Thank you thank you!!!!! People who do Tutorials always say they have thin fine hair. But I look at them and they don’t But I can see that you do and I have a huge problem with thin fine hair. My hair gets tangled another after showering and it’s hard to brush through what’s a good product I could use? And thank you thank you thank you again for posting.
Omgoodness thank you for the hot tools tip. I have such body after blow drying then after using my curling iron on very high temps its like smooths it out way too much and I lose everything! Im gonna lower the temp and see what happens. 😁
Did you use any styling products prior blowdrying your hair? And how do you like this revlon dryer? How about heat protectant, which ones are good for fine hair? Some are too heavy for fine hair
My hair is thick and curly, but the strands are soo fine, and it's currently the longest it's ever been, so I've really begun to notice how weighed down and "thin" it looks sometimes. This video was super helpful, and I'm definitely gonna try some of these. I don't really "style" my hair on a daily basis (it ends up in a bun at work everyday anyways), so I'm particularly interested in trying to shampoo my scalp after conditioning my ends!
I have thin hair. Not overly thin. You couldn't tell on the first day I wash my hair but then after I go to sleep and wake up in the morning my hair losses that body that it has overnight. Thank you for another great video. What was the size of your curling wand?
@@GlamGirlGabi hey Gabi, I totally agree love forming new relationships with other hairstylist. There’s something about the kindness of most hairdressers I’ve ever met. 😊 I was excited to see you replied.
@@jimalford6359 It is because we are people who love connecting with other people and making them feel special. It is a truly magical job :) Thanks for being here.
New subscriber here, I like your down to earth manner My hair is down past my waist ( bum length ) I wash it twice a week never blow dry it except the fringe. I only comb it with a very wide toothed comb after washing it and finger comb the rest of the time. My hair is fine but overall, except for the root lifting product and shampoo which is one from India which is the only one I buy ( takes a few weeks to get here ) that's all I do to my hair. I don't use conditioner it's just too heavy for my hair and I lose my natural curl. A friend of mine is a hairdresser and chains me up every few months .....kidding...kidding, but she comes over and gives me a trim....she uses a deep treatment on my hair which is amazing. That's my hair regimen, it works for me.....probably not for everyone, but yes about the huge rollers if I'm going somewhere special, I put them in the top of my head. Because my hair's so long I just have to be careful when I put them in because of tangles. ✂️
I would probably try the Velcro rollers. Are used to use them all the time when I was in high school which was in 1979 to 82 something like that. I always forget about them the right after I dry my hair and then they don’t hold as well and the front roller closer to my nose I guess she would say always flops down. Thank you for your video
I totally do that tip on conditioning my ends and then shampooing mostly cause is saves me Time 🤷🏾♀️. I love using Velcro rollers after I blow out my hair. I also use dry shampoo right after a blow dry. It helps with the volume 💇🏾♀️
I used the link for the powder and ordered it. It wasn’t granuals like you showed, but real powder. I made my hair feel dirty. I’ll try tapping over most of the holes so as not to use as much, but was disappointed that it wasn’t the granuals.
Hey! It comes out like salt. Is that what yours looks like? And you’re right that it makes the hair feel gritty. That’s what it’s intended to do because that grit texture is what creates lift. Fine hair is so soft that it it’s flat. This powder creates a texture. If you don’t like it though, Amazon has a great return policy so you can always send it back.
Great tips. I have fine hair and would love to use velcro rollers for volume but my hair gets tangled up in them and taking the rollers out is sheer misery!
Hey Liz! Are you starting from the ends and rolling it like I show in the video? It could also be the Velcro rollers you’re using because I had some that did that too but these ones don’t.
@@GlamGirlGabi Hi Gabi, I have the same challenge as Liz with velcro rollers. Which brand & size do you recommend for people with shoulder length, very hard to curl hair?
@@vanessamalik1102 Hey! Definitely use the large size that I demo'd in the video. The one that I am using is by DryBar and it is excellent. It comes with large and medium but I only use large because I just want height and not curl (not that velcro rollers really curl anyway). If you check the description box. I put a link on there for them.
Question: my hair is thick, stick straight AND fine, which means any lift, wave or curl I attempt lasts about 7 seconds. My hair is also extremely dry, and I only wash 2 times a week. Rarely use heat to dry or curl. I love my long hair, and I do have layers cut into it… any other tips?
I love your hair this length and am wondering if you would please do a video on how you achieved this style. Did you "crimp" it with a flat iron? My hair is just a little shorter than yours and I currently crimp with a flat iron. I am done with wrapping my fine, somewhat thin hair in a curling iron, plus I love the look of the crimping with the flat iron. I am planning to grow my hair to the length yours is, and am wondering how to style it to look just like yours. I love it!!
Thank you for the awesome tips! I have very fine thin hair that is prone to get static/fly away. Then I can't do anything with it. How do I prevent that?
I love your tips for fine hair. Mine is super fine and rather thin as well so need all the help I can get!! I read the ingredient list for the Kristin Ess scalp exfoliant and the no. 1 ingredient is sugar and fragrance is no. 5 of 20 or so total. Wonder if this a version of a sugar scrub that was the rage in home skin care a while back? Thanks for suggesting velcro rollers and keeping the heat down in addition to blow drying for fine hair volume. Just saying would love more unscented options due to allergies.
Thanks for the message Mary!! You just have me a GREAT idea for a new video. Stay tuned. I’ll film this one for next week with other scalp exfoliators, DIY exfoliators using kitchen ingredients, FAQ, etc. thanks for inspiring me. I’ll shout you out!
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Thanks. I have watched it previously. Thank you.
I have noticed using velcro rollers. I am breaking my ends. Getting them out of my hair. True they do the best set for my straight fine hair. Is there a secret product that I'm missing to help style my hair and get them out of my hair with less pulling?
Hi, I’m also a hairstylist with fine, stick-straight hair that feels like corn silk when I have no products in. People always think I have such thick hair when it’s styled out, but I always tell them, “it’s just an illusion of products.” 😀
Just some info of what my favorite volumizing products are:
Big Sexy Hair Root Pump Plus, Redken Volume Maximizer pump spray, (both before blow drying on towel dried hair) and Big Sexy Hair Powder Play (after drying, before final styling hairspray.)
I do have to use a round brush when drying, and curling iron here and there afterwards. My hairstyle is like Lisa Rinna’s.
I also like a bit of “Bed Head Manipulator” for extra texture throughout and on ends. Paul Mitchell Freeze and Shine hairspray.
I hope these products might help someone else with naturally super- straight, flat hair. 😊
I've never heard anyone mention that hot tools collapse volume, but you're right!! I'm flashing back to all the times I've tried sooo hard to have loose waves. Starting with painstakingly volumized hair, pulling out the curling iron, and ending up with sad limp stringy hair! Thank you! My life makes more sense now😅😆
I blow dry my hair with a round brush. Before it is totally dry, I use Velcro rollers. I leave them in an hour or more. When I take the rollers out, my hair has body & bounce. The do stays for 2 to 3 days if the humidity is low. I use an anti frizz cream, as well to keep my hair smooth. I LOVE VELCRO ROLLERS.
Agree😊
Best RUclipsr I've found giving hacks for fine hair! Most are the same ones repeated but yours are so much more in depth and you actually have fine, thin hair so we know it's worth doing 🙂
I removed the clamp from my curling iron so it works as a curling wand perfectly!
Brilliant! That’s a great way to save money and still get the same result.
What a great idea
I agree that a scalp exfoliate is very beneficial especially if using dry shampoo on a regular basis. I’ve only used a diy exfoliate of sugar and honey. Seemed to work great!
Hi! I just got diagnosed with Alopecia and your channel has been a HUGE source of inspiration and information to me. Thank you so very much for the great content!
I'm loving your channel. Will try the scalp scrub and the Velcro rollers. I have extremely fine hair and it's THIN as well. No one knows how to cut and style. Looking forward to watching more from you. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your videos! I showed my stylist the video you did on how to cut the "bob" style for thin hair. This has been the best decision I have made for my hair! I absolutely love the style! I'm using the KMS products you had previously mentioned as well. I'm so thankful I found your channel. I love your presentation and your content has much value! Thank you!
Kathy you are so welcome! This comment really made my day! My hair right now is that SAME exact haircut except longer. Doesn't it make fine hair look SUPER THICK? It's just amazing right? I am thankful you found the channel as well and very happy to have you as apart of my RUclips community.
I did the same thing. My hair looks BRILLIANT now!!!
If I ever trust a stylist again to cut my hair I will show the video.
Great video! Grandmother told me years ago not to apply conditioner anywhere but the ends.
I love the shampoo/conditioner hack. I didn’t know how important it was to scrub sections of hair with shampoo especially the back and nape. Thank you! Love your videos!
Love my Velcro rollers. I discovered that trick about 30 years ago. They Work!!!
I started using thickening spray at the end of last year. Best decision ever. I use bumble & bumble volumizing spray go big plumping treatment. For some reason their regular volumizing spray doesn’t really do a lot & it smells like chemicals.
Great tips! Thank you. My hair is thin and silky soft. A real nightmare. So many people speak about those self-grip rollers, but several say the rollers now and then can be very difficult to get off your hair. Perhaps I ought to try.
They are not for super long hair! Short to medium hair is perfect though. I like smooth plastic rollers for my long hsir.
Rinsing conditioner out of hair without getting it on the scalp is not easy with layers, unless you tip the head forward and rinse down. I find this works for me so i rinse off after getting out of the shower and rinsing over the bath. Love your videos 👋.
The curling wand/curling iron hack seems so obvious, but I had never thought of it before! Great tips as always 😊
I never heard if the exfoliating scalp scrub. I am off to buy it now! Thank you!
My New Fairy Godmother of Thin Hair Styling & Maintenance 🧚♀️ Thank You for another Great Video ✅
I got you bestie! 😉
Omg Gabi, I feel like you made this video just for me! I’m going to try the Velcro rollers after blow drying for sure. I’ve tried that gritty powder before but the feel of it creeps me out 😁. Thank you, this is a good, crisp, useful video!!!
And oh, I love the Briogeo charcoal scalp scrub, it does help with removing buildup and smells fantastic too!
I want to try them all. I love the way you have the soft waves in your hair. For me to get this kind of look I have to braid my hair when it's damp, and then let it dry. It works for me......Thank you...
can also put a light spray of hair spray on hair when you have the velcro rollers in if your hair is dry and dont want to blow dry it etc.
So glad to come across your vids! I have fine hair, and I love the hacks you demonstrate! I’m a big fan of volumizing powder; it works amazingly!
Babi, thank yo so much for the great tips. I also have fine hair and your information really help me understand how to take care my fine hair. Thx!
You are so welcome! I am so happy that the information is helpful for you. Thank you for being apart of my RUclips family :)
Max Factor used to have a thickening lotion that worked well but then it was discontinued. Same happened to Got2B's thickening powder. These days I find that products containing wax and clay create enough stiffness but tend to leave a noticeable film on my hair---because my baby fine texture requires the use of more than the recommended amount of product.
Ojon volume mouse does similar and not waxy
The curling wand instead of flat? I'll try this for sure!! That's the surprise 😮
Thank you for these hacks! Some I have heard of or have done, but others I'm going to try! Root powder is my FAVE! And I'm going try incorporating velcro rollers.
This is a wonderful video, even for grandma’s!
I can't begin to tell you how helpful this video was. I recently got a haircut after THREE years of just wearing it up. (and even crazier was 7 before that)! I decided to keep the length this time. But it has been so long I had no clue what was out there now product wise. Was actually just in Ulta yesterday looking for things. I knew I definitely needed something for volume for sure. And funny too, actually saw root "powder" like you mentioned. Lol. (years ago just always used mousse). Will be implementing these tips & will more than likely also pick up some root powder. Tyvm!! ❤️
Oh that is wonderful to hear that this was helpful! I hope you’re loving your new haircut! Pick up some volume spray or volume mouse and use it before blow drying. You will be shocked as to how much more lift you will get in your hair. Thanks for watching!
Great tips! I need to pull out my Velcro rollers and try a scalp scrub. I have a hard time with 2nd, much less 3rd day hair. I always get weird parts and flat places in my hair. What is your routine for this?
I also have a huge issue with 2nd and 3rd day hair....I have such fine hair that it looks terrible after I sleep. I am going to make a video on some ideas for that. Great suggestion. Thank you so much for your comment.
@@GlamGirlGabi I second the need for a video on this.
@@GlamGirlGabi I love your videos and tips. Any for me - I am almost 70 with fine hair that is becoming very thin due to the medication I have to be on (autoimmune diseases). I have tried everything except shaving it off and wearing wigs/and or scarves. Help. I have scalp issues, also but haven't found a dermatologist who can help.
@@GlamGirlGabi same request . That will be helpful thank you .
@@GlamGirlGabi yes!!!! I lay on my hair, and it gets so gross looking and almost bald at parts in the back! I would absolutely adore a video
You're my favourite hack😘!!
thanks for letting us into your shower, I think I have to work at getting the shampoo out more and that scalp scrub is a great idea, never heard of it before. Thanks!
I'm an older woman and Gabi is the first one to address my issues and provide great tips and tricks. So many stylists and so much wasted time and money. Thank you Gabi!
I have started using Un-do-goo shampoo about 2-3 times a week. I think it has made a difference in helping me to keep volume in my style. I have used "dust" on my hair for years. It really helps. I have been using "Big Sexy Hair's Powder Play Lite." It comes in a shaker bottle or a 'spray' version. I love the spray, as it's re-fillable, and you don't end up using too much in one spot. Thanks again!
Thank oyu so much for these Hacks amazing
Please do a video on how you use the one to curl your hair! Great video! I have fine hair and it’s really similar to yours but I can’t get it to curl that way with a wand. Please show us how you did it!
Im in the process of editing that video! I will post it in a few days! Turn your notifications on so you don’t miss it.
@@GlamGirlGabi subscribing and doing that now 😉
Hello Hello!! I have thin, straight hair. I usually roll my hair in 2.5 inch velcro rollers when my hair in damp, and let it air dry- for volume. Before it’s fully dry, I’ll blow dry the whole area and let it cool. But no matter how careful I am, velcro rollers always give me an issue when taking them out. I roll gently, not to tight, etc. I always see magnetic rollers on kinkier hair that’s being rolled in a wet set. Those don’t give me issue like velcro rollers, but are a super hard for me to work with- with my thin, straight hair falling out. Any advice? Thx!!
Love all your hair hacks!
I stopped using conditioner in the shower many many years ago. I just shampoo and then apply leave-in conditioner to the length of my hair, not the scalp. Softens my hair without weighing it down and saves a ton of time in the shower.
Your hair looks gorgeous straight with that slight curl. Very classy
I really enjoyed your video Iam 59 years old I have think long wavy hair I will love to try all your products let’s see what happens thank you from Cali texas
Root powder is the best invention. I've been using it for years. There is root lift mousse for curly hair that my sister tried by she still prefers the powder.
Thank you. Such great tips. My 63 year old hair is getting so thin. It's dead straight & fine. I'm wondering whether getting it highlighted would give more volume 🤔
Good question!
I also have fine hair, I like the scalp scrub, only moistener the middle to bottom
You're 100% correct about hot tools deflating volume! I got rid of all my flat irons because, regardless of how I used it, my hair recalled being contained between two flat plates - it falls flat and completely straight. Ugh. One of my favorite volumizers is the Kristin Ess braiding powder. How do you keep you hair from showing "parts" from cooling in Velcro rollers? Thank you!!
I have lots of hair but it is fine and the easiest way to get volume are hot rollers.Just bought my second Conair hot roller machine.Once hair is cooled I remove rollers and use Ellenet hair spray or if staying in lightly twist hair into sections aand pile on top of my head with scrunching.Then have curls for 3 days!
@@SunFlower-xp6hw LOL!! I knew there was some reason for keeping that Conair hot roller set in my closet all these years! With the pandemic and working at home for 2 years, I couldn’t even be bothered with the Velcro rollers - which work very well - much less blowouts or hot rollers. Now I am almost a year past needing a haircut and color, just wash and twist my hair up most days I have to go to the office, and it’s pathetic. I am going to take the blunt cut video in to my stylist, have my color done, and see if I can have nice hair again. So glad I discovered this channel! I honestly don’t even remember how to use a hot tool, and I probably have 20 of them, different kinds.
Use without heat! Works well!
I put a little baking soda in my shampoo, works really well.
Since I have had gray hair my hair has been very flat at the roots, especially at the part. i think do to the hair texture now being more coarse. i will try the rollers. Thanks!!❤️
I avoid all styling products, condition intensely, shampoo every 2 days, avoid all heat and cold blow-dry gently with a ceramic roller-brush with just 1 pump of Moroccan oil. After, I use additional Moroccan oil at the ends only. I also have a high-protein diet.
My fine hair thanks me by being 'happier', thicker and healthier. As someone in her mid-forties, my hair has more bounce and thickness than most thirty year olds.
I learnt all of the above the hard way.
You give really great tips! I’m with you. Velcro rollers are the best! Keep up the great work and great videos!
I've been turning the heat down on my flat iron thanks to you. Only 20 degrees lower but hopefully it helps, I have thick wavy hair so I always thought hotter was better.
You should only use as much heat as you need to get the result that you want. Good for you for experimenting with that! Dial it down because you will still get an effect with significantly less damage.
Oh my goodness what great ideas I would love to try the route booster and definitely do my conditioner first and then the shampoo because I do have fine hair and the top gets flat even though it is shorter than the sides! Love all your advice! Can’t wait to try next time Iwash my hair😀
Velcro rollers may not work for everyone. I have fine hair and when I’ve tried them my hair gets all tangled and it’s impossible to get the rollers out without tearing the hair. I’m not sure what the difference may be? I’ve tried them more than once without success.
I have the same issue.
I have tried Velcro rollers many times in the past, but I find that they stick to my hair so much that it becomes extremely difficult to remove them without tearing sections of my hair. You did not seem to have this problem at all; your rollers came off smoothly without any hairs sticking to the tiny bristles. Other than shampoo and conditioner, I generally never put any extra products in my hair as my hair curls very easily. But if there is some product out there that helps the hair not to stick impossibly to the rollers, I would certainly consider it.
She has a video on how to remove the Velcro rollers without tearing your hair.
The most surprising idea is a scalp scrub (vs a clarifying shampoo.) The solution I will most likely try is Velcro rollers.
Your the best!! Going to buy products too. My hair is your length and when it gets longer, the weight causes it to lay very flat. Thanks for information.
It’s very interesting to check your links and see the difference in prices twice as much😮 or even more! By the way it’s on Amazon! So what does it mean? If you say it’s not sponsored and give the link for a product that cost much much cheaper if I don’t use your link😂
I really like your hacks. I have been looking for help with my fine hair. Need a cut that is easy to style 1 handed. I've had a stroke.
All the best to you.
Thank you for another great video ❤️.
Hi I love your artistry. Glad I found your channel.
Do you have any recommendations for hair toppers (not full wig) that look amazing!:
Hi! Hopefully she will respond soon but I would take a look at Halo Couture toppers 😊 Super high quality and great color matches in my experience.
I actually wash my fine, thin hair in the tub upside down. I have not used conditioner in years and I have bleach on my hair as my hair is almost white. I have a blunt straight cut. I wish I could use velcro rollers but my hair is so fine that they get caught in my hair(s). I'm going to try that sprinkle stuff. My hair has been a constant problem for me. All I can do is wear it straight and long. It WILL NOT curl. I guess that's good for people who want straight hair. Thank you for all of your hacks! Thank you gorgeous one!
I hear you. Having fine hair can be really challenging. If you want to try velcro rollers again, use some that are large barrel so that they have less of a chance of getting caught in your hair. As for the root powder, give it a shot! It's a crazy hair product that makes such a big difference!
I’ve always thought of trying to do shampoo on the scalp and conditioner on the ends at the same time but was worried that the conditioner would be waisted as the shampoo runs down and washes it away. I like your idea! What type of shampoo would you recommend when doing this technique on dry lifted wavy hair? Thank you
My understanding is that the conditioner sort of penetrates the open cuticles of the hair shaft if you leave it on for a few minutes, and then any extra time it's on there, it won't add extra sleekness or shine or protection or whatever you want out of that specific conditioner. So really, it's done it's job by then and won't be wasted at all by shampooing! The shampoo WILL get the residue off, but it won't strip the cuticle. Maybe something very harsh like a clarifying shampoo, maybe, but generally I don't think so. I hope this helped, and good luck on your hair journey!
Thanks for all this info!! I just ordered the powder and am excited to try it! Also I’m going to try using conditioner first before shampoo! I just subscribed to your channel!
I love your content. I know that when you have a recommendation it's going to be so good! Thank you so much for doing these videos and taking the time to find these great products and hacks. I know it takes time. 💕🙏
I spray some hairspray on roots and hair before I roll up on Velcro.
Love you and your videos!so helpfull
Just found you today and you are wonderful! Thx so much for your expertise and easy advice
You’re so welcome! I’m so happy that you are enjoying the content. Thanks for taking the time to leave me some feedback.
Thank you thank you!!!!! People who do Tutorials always say they have thin fine hair. But I look at them and they don’t But I can see that you do and I have a huge problem with thin fine hair. My hair gets tangled another after showering and it’s hard to brush through what’s a good product I could use? And thank you thank you thank you again for posting.
You’re welcome! Thanks for hanging out with me. Yes my fine hair is a blessing and a curse. Easy to style and fast but not the best.
Love love love your hair advice 🥰
Great video. I’m going to try some of these!
Omgoodness thank you for the hot tools tip. I have such body after blow drying then after using my curling iron on very high temps its like smooths it out way too much and I lose everything! Im gonna lower the temp and see what happens. 😁
Your hair is beautiful and I love these tips.
Just find this video Gaby! Awesome tips!! Thanks 😊
These tips are so awesome! Thank you!!!
Did you use any styling products prior blowdrying your hair? And how do you like this revlon dryer? How about heat protectant, which ones are good for fine hair? Some are too heavy for fine hair
My hair is thick and curly, but the strands are soo fine, and it's currently the longest it's ever been, so I've really begun to notice how weighed down and "thin" it looks sometimes. This video was super helpful, and I'm definitely gonna try some of these. I don't really "style" my hair on a daily basis (it ends up in a bun at work everyday anyways), so I'm particularly interested in trying to shampoo my scalp after conditioning my ends!
Your tips are brilliant! I'm very impressed🖒
I have thin hair. Not overly thin. You couldn't tell on the first day I wash my hair but then after I go to sleep and wake up in the morning my hair losses that body that it has overnight. Thank you for another great video. What was the size of your curling wand?
Excellent Advice! The Best Iv ever heard
Omg so glad I bumped into this video
Love your videos!
Glad you like them! Thank you so much for leaving me feedback!
You are awesome.
Love your videos and your honesty.
Love you as a fellow hair stylist!
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Yay Jim!!! Fellow hairstylists unite!!! Having connection and support with fellow hairstylists means everything to me. It really does.
@@GlamGirlGabi hey Gabi, I totally agree love forming new relationships with other hairstylist. There’s something about the kindness of most hairdressers I’ve ever met. 😊 I was excited to see you replied.
@@jimalford6359 It is because we are people who love connecting with other people and making them feel special. It is a truly magical job :) Thanks for being here.
@@GlamGirlGabi You are exactly right!
It’s the fun part of caregiving.
New subscriber here, I like your down to earth manner
My hair is down past my waist ( bum length ) I wash it twice a week never blow dry it except the fringe. I only comb it with a very wide toothed comb after washing it and finger comb the rest of the time. My hair is fine but overall, except for the root lifting product and shampoo which is one from India which is the only one I buy ( takes a few weeks to get here ) that's all I do to my hair. I don't use conditioner it's just too heavy for my hair and I lose my natural curl. A friend of mine is a hairdresser and chains me up every few months .....kidding...kidding, but she comes over and gives me a trim....she uses a deep treatment on my hair which is amazing. That's my hair regimen, it works for me.....probably not for everyone, but yes about the huge rollers if I'm going somewhere special, I put them in the top of my head. Because my hair's so long I just have to be careful when I put them in because of tangles. ✂️
Love your videos!! I also love that "lipstick bracelet"!!! Can you tell me where I can purchase it?!
I would probably try the Velcro rollers. Are used to use them all the time when I was in high school which was in 1979 to 82 something like that. I always forget about them the right after I dry my hair and then they don’t hold as well and the front roller closer to my nose I guess she would say always flops down. Thank you for your video
You are so beautiful and very honest! Love your videos
I’m going to try the powder!! So interesting!
I totally do that tip on conditioning my ends and then shampooing mostly cause is saves me Time 🤷🏾♀️. I love using Velcro rollers after I blow out my hair. I also use dry shampoo right after a blow dry. It helps with the volume 💇🏾♀️
Dry shampoo is another awesome tip! I do that for my fine hair brides too! Thanks for sharing.
I am going to try conditioner first then shampoo.
I used the link for the powder and ordered it. It wasn’t granuals like you showed, but real powder. I made my hair feel dirty. I’ll try tapping over most of the holes so as not to use as much, but was disappointed that it wasn’t the granuals.
Hey! It comes out like salt. Is that what yours looks like? And you’re right that it makes the hair feel gritty. That’s what it’s intended to do because that grit texture is what creates lift. Fine hair is so soft that it it’s flat. This powder creates a texture. If you don’t like it though, Amazon has a great return policy so you can always send it back.
@@GlamGirlGabi no, mine is really powder! Maybe it doesn’t make a difference. It sounds like the salt look feels the same. Thanks for responding!
Great tips. I have fine hair and would love to use velcro rollers for volume but my hair gets tangled up in them and taking the rollers out is sheer misery!
Hey Liz! Are you starting from the ends and rolling it like I show in the video? It could also be the Velcro rollers you’re using because I had some that did that too but these ones don’t.
@@GlamGirlGabi Hi Gabi, I have the same challenge as Liz with velcro rollers. Which brand & size do you recommend for people with shoulder length, very hard to curl hair?
@@vanessamalik1102 Yes I have safe problem. Please share the brand.
@@vanessamalik1102 Hey! Definitely use the large size that I demo'd in the video. The one that I am using is by DryBar and it is excellent. It comes with large and medium but I only use large because I just want height and not curl (not that velcro rollers really curl anyway). If you check the description box. I put a link on there for them.
@@GlamGirlGabi Thank you Gabi, I may give those a try...the ones my mom uses tear out my hair and ruin any attempted curls 😋
Question: my hair is thick, stick straight AND fine, which means any lift, wave or curl I attempt lasts about 7 seconds. My hair is also extremely dry, and I only wash 2 times a week. Rarely use heat to dry or curl. I love my long hair, and I do have layers cut into it… any other tips?
I love your hair this length and am wondering if you would please do a video on how you achieved this style. Did you "crimp" it with a flat iron? My hair is just a little shorter than yours and I currently crimp with a flat iron. I am done with wrapping my fine, somewhat thin hair in a curling iron, plus I love the look of the crimping with the flat iron. I am planning to grow my hair to the length yours is, and am wondering how to style it to look just like yours. I love it!!
That’s hilarious you wrote that because I made that video today! It will be posted tomorrow morning :)
@@GlamGirlGabi Yay! Can't wait to view it!!
I need that hair exploration!
I had never heard of hack #3
As always, thanks for all your tips, love learning new things from you. Hugs😘
Exfoliation *
Biotin oil is a great product for replacing conditioner thin hair . I've been using for a month an its great
Velcro rollers are great for styling, but even though I was careful to remove them, they pulled out my fine hair.
Thank you for the awesome tips!
I have very fine thin hair that is prone to get static/fly away. Then I can't do anything with it. How do I prevent that?
I love your tips for fine hair. Mine is super fine and rather thin as well so need all the help I can get!! I read the ingredient list for the Kristin Ess scalp exfoliant and the no. 1 ingredient is sugar and fragrance is no. 5 of 20 or so total. Wonder if this a version of a sugar scrub that was the rage in home skin care a while back? Thanks for suggesting velcro rollers and keeping the heat down in addition to blow drying for fine hair volume. Just saying would love more unscented options due to allergies.
Thanks for the message Mary!! You just have me a GREAT idea for a new video. Stay tuned. I’ll film this one for next week with other scalp exfoliators, DIY exfoliators using kitchen ingredients, FAQ, etc. thanks for inspiring me. I’ll shout you out!
Nice tips
Just bought these rollers 💛
I love Velcro rollers,but I had to stop using them when my hair was falling out.They work wonders though.