I'd like to add one thing. There's special beauty and charm in delicate, thin hair. Not everyone needs to have a full, thick head of hair. There's no need to necessarily try and do something about it. Thin hair is not a problem but your unique feature.
I'm currently going through a massive stress and shock induced shed and it has made me pay more attention to people's hair. I'm from a Nordic country, and we're not exactly known for our thick hair in general. I came to realise that my completely average (on a global scale) hair is actually quite thick here, and that even though A LOT of people here have what is considered 'thin' hair, it doesn't look particularly thin to me.
Just wait until you're over 50 and start losing your hair after menopause. You'll be whistling a different tune! Thin hair looks horrible when you can see your scalp!
I disagree with the layers portion. Be mindful of how you wear your hair. If you are always going to have it curled or blown out, they might do the trick. But if you wear it straight, layers just make your already thin ends lose even more hair which they can't afford. For that reason, I'd say a blunt cut, one length works the best. At least for me, thin and fine hair, mostly straight with light styling.
Layers definitely do NOT work for my pin straight, fine, thin hair. Hairstylists have been trying to convince me for years and every time I fell for it. What I was left with were really thin ends, hours of styling everyday and as a result breaking and thinning hair. If you have straight, thin hair and don't want to have to style it everyday to avoid looking like a starving dog, DO NOT GET LAYERS. They don't work on us!
@@trishaaloo5281 same for me. My hair is fine and thin because I have Hashimotos, it’s actually pretty long (almost to my nips) and my stylist keeps light layers in it for shaping; I get highlights to thicken up the hair and give it dimension, and when I curl it with beachy waves it looks amazing like I have twice as much hair. I don’t feel so bad about my hair anymore. The trick is to find a stylist who is experienced with cutting/styling fine hair. It’s an art that most of them aren’t good at.
I have fine thin hair and it’s to my butt. I always get compliments on it and I love that it’s long but not super heavy! I’m sure I’ll cut it shorter at some point to reduce upkeep, but it’s definitely possible to have beautiful long hair when it’s fine and/or thin ☺️
How do you keep it from tangling and breaking? The longer my thin fine hair gets, the harder it is to maintain from breakage. What type of brush do you use?
I was that girl who continually tried to grow her fine hair long until it looked like absolute shit. Finally cut it up to just above the shoulder and I will never look back!
Hi! I have been thinning for over 15 years and last year I came upon hair toppers! I’ve been wearing them ever since and it’s given me my confidence back. There isn’t a lot of knowledge out there about hair toppers so I decided to make a RUclips channel about them with Knowledge sharing and inspiration to help fellow hair friends out. If you make another thin hair vid it would be beneficial to spread the word for us follicle challenged ladies!! This is a better alternative to extensions for me, as extensions only give volume on the bottom but toppers give volume starting from the crown. Toppers are the step after extensions, but the step before wigs. A wig seemed very daunting to me so this was definitely an easier step to take! Thank you for taking the time to make this video and knowledge share! Love and light!
Completely agree with all of this. It took me 25 struggling years to accept that trying to grow out my baby fine hair as long as possible was not the answer... A collarbone-length blunt cut was the best decision I ever made for my hair. It finally has life, health, and some semblance of style. I feel your pain though, fellow baby-haired friends.
The bumble and bumble thickening cream is MAGIC! I’ve never found anything that works better for my think hair. I wish it wasn’t so pricey 😢 but it’s worth every damn penny.
So I have a little thin hair story/advice. I used to have really thin hair and, like Brittney said, it would never grow past a certain length. I hated it. I used to do conditioning treatments, spent forever trying to style it certain ways to get it to look fuller, used extensions etc. Then, due to medical reasons, I had to quit my job. Since I was home all the time, I stopped blow drying and styling every day. Because I was no longer styling every day and using a ton of hairspray, I didn't need to wash my hair every day. After a while I started noticing that my hair was getting really thick and long. I'd never been able to grow it past the length of Brittney's hair in this video, but suddenly my hair was down to my chest. It was also thicker than ever. It was even thicker than when I'd used extensions! Now, a couple years later, my hair is so thick and long that its hard to deal with! I used to be able to blow dry my hair in less than 5 minutes. Now, on the rare occasion that I do use a blow dryer, it takes me around 20-30. It's wild. I just wanted to share this in case anyone wants to try it. Just stop using heat for a while and you will see a difference. Also, I want to add that I used to be a hair stylist, so even even i was styling my hair every day, i was using professional heat protectors, using low heat on my blow dryer and flat/curling irons, trimming my hair regularly etc. I was doing everything right but quitting all the heat still made a huge difference
Did you just scrunch it or wear it up or what? Was it healthy? I cut my hair into a bob, which I hate lol and want to grow it asap. I used to be a hairstylist too! Now I work from home but if I don't style my hair it looks crazy.
@@jasminemariedarling yes, I would throw some curling cream on it, let it air dry, and pin it in a cute messy bun usually. Or wear it in French braids. Or, if I need it to look nice and actually style it, I'd let it air dry like 90% and then blow dry on the lowest heat setting, using a round brush to get rid of the crazy wave and frizz. Stuff like that. Keep in mind too, that during this time I was still bleaching my hair and wearing bright colors in it. Changing the color every 4 months or so. So it's not like my hair was perfectly healthy. I used to think my hair was so thin and damaged from the constant coloring, and was shocked to realize it was just because of too much shampooing and heat styling
@@enoughalready244 👍❤Right on, thank you! I can get it into french braids even though it's short. I want to grow super long hair one more time before I'm really old lol. I hope your health is doing better! ✌
Layers can make ur hair look even thinner i guess it depends on the hair stylist she should be professional to do thin hair layers . I tried layers once and I hated it
Over the years dealing with fine thin hair, it depends on the stylist. You need to find a stylist that’s experienced with cutting and styling thin fine hair. Right now my hair is almost to my nips, but I have an amazing stylist that does highlighting in it to thicken it up and for more dimension, a great cut with light layers for shaping, and when I curl my hair in beachy waves it looks like I have twice as much hair. The stylist is the secret.
Ugh I love all of your videos! This was so helpful! I have fine hair but not necessarily thick hair. My favorite thing is when I get to the salon and the stylist is an hour into foils and they say “you have a LOT of hair, I did not realize!”
The best things I've done for my thin and fine hair are finding a great hairdresser, avoiding heat styling most of the time, and finding products to prolong the time between washes. I always thought my hair was just wavy but it's actually getting slightly curly as it's getting healthier with the right cut 😁
Same! Mine was so thick and wavy/ curly then over a few days so much fell out and now I've got thin straight hair and It is SO different and knowing what to do with it??
As a thin haired girl, I think Matrix shampoos are the BEST. Especially if you have struggled with oily hair, they will really put that moisture back into your scalp. Moroccan oil is also amazing.
I did a deep side part with a swoop so much that my hair stays like that now naturally 😂 my hair looks best in vintage inspired styles. I love volume and big hair!
Me too! Have you tried undercut? I know it probably not prefered for as a woman hairstyle. But it works on me obviously I'm a guy. Had to do it due to my "fivehead"
If the look is what is annoying about it, ask for graduation in the front and layers in the back. They should be able to blend it perfectly. Graduation adds weight, layers help get rid of weight. It will balance the look.
Anyone else have thin, straight hair with a naturally coarse, dry texture? I agree about layers on thin hair, but I have an issue with my hair: my texture is somewhere in between straight and wavy (a hairstylist once told me that it's as if 2 out of 3 of my hairs are wavy and the rest are straight), so when I had layers in the past, the top layers became wavier and therefore shorter, and the hair underneath remained almost completely straight! This meant I had to flat iron the top layers very frequently, and the hair underneath was left looking straggly and thin compared to the shorter layers. I'm now growing my hair back without layers after a big chop last year. The trouble with my hair without layers is it's flat on top and bushy at the ends. Perhaps very long and subtle layers would help? I'm scared of messing it up again cos it's taken so long to grow long again
Jenny King my hair is exactly the same!! I would love some tips on what to do with hair like ours! Mine is flat on top, mid lengths and then bushy coarse looking on the ends. So bad!!
Mine is kind of similar. It starts out flat, straight, then by the mid to end of it is wavy. The last hairstylist I spoke to about layers said my hair works best with longer layers even though I do have thin hair. So I suppose it is possible yours could work better w/ long layers
I know this isn't the point of this vid, but can I just say that I really enjoy how unapologetic you are? You don't over-apologize for every little thing, you're not trying to be 'suuuuuper nice', just 'nice'. When you were explaining over-drafting and you just ended it off with, "Did that make sense? I think I made myself clear," idk, the finality of 'i made myself clear' was just kind of a power move that I'm unused to hearing on RUclips haha. Loved it!
I have just started watching your videos and im in love! Im going to cosmetology school near year and im so excited. My mother was a professional hair dresser who owned her own business as Well! That's my long term future goal! I however, am a teen mother and it's very difficult due to not have a free schedule and not able to just go in whenever I want. I understand you don't have children or anything, but I would love to maybe get some advice on how to be organized and put together especially once I get out of beauty school and hit the real world! Thanks so much, much love💖
Same here! My mom is a hair stylist and my aunt and my first cousin. Going to work at my moms salon when I get out! Starting in January and I’m so excited!! Congrats on starting school soon! Perms are coming back and that’s a lot of money especially with ombres being so popular too! We are getting in right as the money is getting really good! Cosmetologists income has increased in the US by 12% in the last 5 years!
If you’d like to come in as a model in an in salon hair video, please email me (email address is in info bar) and send photos showing your hair. Must be 18+ and in the Los Angeles area.✨
I believe it will grow if you don't trim. My hair does grow longer but they'd get uneven and I trim them. Unfortunately, they are stucked with this length. I COULD BE WRONG
Same! It took FOREVER (4 years) for me to grow out my hair from shoulder length to nipple length. Lol. What helped me grow my hair the absolute most was: switching to a satin pillowcase (stops breakage), rarely heat styling my hair, YOU MUST TRIM YOUR HAIR ( I dusted my hair once every 3 months) cause split ends with 100% stop hair growth, use a hair clip instead of a hair tie, only shampoo the roots, and do scalp massages.
im_so_ bored actually that’s not true. I’m a licensed cosmetologist and if you have thin hair and it’s damaged it’s not gonna grow cause the it breaks at the ends, so it really is better to get a trim and get rid of damage.
Thanks girl I sell wigs you dont know how many times people come to me with very very thin hair and they want extensions but I tell them ma'am I'm here to help you and in your case you need a wig and they are afraid like you said there is nothing wrong with wearing a wig most of the time they look 100 times better rather than seeing extensions through their very thin hair lol. It's our job to be honest with these types of clients who insist they know better lmao.
I can so relate to someone cutting too much 😭😤 especially if I straighten it before I go. They see long waist length hair and I’m like no this shit will shrink in water.
My hair grows faster in the back. I have long baby blond hair. My stylist says my hair is in great condition. Years ago I was in the bob style mode. I always looked like a Dutch boy haircut as my hair is thinner and shorter in the front and the back takes off even if you cut it much longer in the front it will quickly grow twice as long in the back. I decided face framing in the front and longer all over. My hair is growing I use the non salon products from MANE & TAIL.
Thank you! Could you please do a video on how to cut soft layers vs choppy layers vs blunt layers ect ? I was told I’d look good with ‘soft and wispy layers’ but I don’t know how to achieve that or how to explain to my hair dresser. Like, could you explain the different techniques of cuttings hair to achieve softer or sharper cuts... hopefully that makes sense.
Do u have any tips for fine thick hair? I think it’s very hard to take care of my hair bc u need to be Super carful bc it can break so easily. Love your channel
i have thin AND fine hair and it’s definitely not a look if i go too long. after six years it finally grew to between my bellybutton and nipples and i loved it, but my god it looked scraggly within 2 seconds. i could never wear it down for more than a few moments. like, i could take a selfie and show off the length but god forbid i left the house with it down lol. i’d brush it and fluff it and it’d look amazing but as soon as i started living my life, my thin ass ends would tangle and get all weird looking. i had to carry a brush with me so i could brush my ends out every few minutes. i ended up chopping it to a little above my nipples and it looked way thicker and healthier (even tho my original ends weren’t unhealthy at all!!) thin hair is such a struggle lmao i mostly wear it up in a cut bun or a clip. i don’t ever try to use heat to curl/wave it bc it absolutely isn’t going to hold. i find my hair reacts better if i toss it up into a tight bun for a few hours. then when i let it down its wavy (for a while til it thins and straightens out again LMAO). also i HAVE!! to blow dry it after washing it. if i let it air dry oh my god i look like i have no hair and it becomes soo limp and lifeless. something about blow drying it with heat plumps it up a little and makes it look normal. it used to torment me but i think it’s one of those “grass is greener on the other side” things. i’ve met people who wished their hair was as thin and fine as mine meanwhile i would kill to have their thickness and volume.
try the l'oreal volumetry shampoo and blow dry your hair with your head upside down. also i recommend the ouai wave spray. it will change how your hair looks. condition your ends but stay away from conditioners with silicone/dimethicone in it as it will massively weigh it down and over time it latches to the hair and makes it break and snap. also, hate to burst your bubble, but no one wants to have thin hair. not a woman in the world wants that. that's like saying women want a cups, flabby waists, flat asses, boxy hips, brown eyes etc
What's your opinion on Nioxin shampoo/conditioner? I've recently gone to my doctor about my thinning hair (it's hormone related, sadly) and she said she has seen more/better results w/ patients who've used Nioxin vs Rogaine. I'm curious about a hairdressers opinion on this!
Nioxin and Rogaine are two completely different products that deal with hair loss differently. Rogaine is studied and clinically proven to regrow hair; Nioxin hides their formula as ‘proprietary’ so we don’t really know what’s in it. I tried to research it but came up with nothing unfortunately. I did try the Nioxin shampoo but it made my scalp itchy. I use the Rogaine foam and it’s helped my hair a lot.
Amika Bombshell Blowout Spray👌🏼 Heat protection, texturize, volumize & repair. Also great for split ends and shine, can be used on dry hair as a re-styling spray too.
Not a hair person at all, but I totally understand your description of over-direction so don't stress over it! I personally have ultra-fine hair... but up until my last cut, I always thought it was low density as well. My last hairstylist told me that I have lots of hair and it shocked me because I'm used to everyone saying it's super thin. All I know is that it's unmanageably whispy, unable to hold a hair tie or a curl and really starts looking awful when it starts dipping below shoulder length. I like the concept of layers, but I don't think I've ever gotten a really good cut because they always look awkward on my head (but then, I suck at styling - too much of a wash and go gal here).
I have fine, slightly wavy hair.I look best in layers, though it’s really hard to find stylists that will give me layers.They keep telling me my hair isn’t thick enough to cut in the style I want. 😕
I have very thin AND fine hair. Oh my word does it suck!!!! I have to use tinted dry shampoo every single day in order to cover my scalp well. The tinted dry shampoo definitely makes a difference. But, it almost takes me longer to do my hair due to said issues versus someone with thick hair. Also, I almost feel like my hair follicles are clogged. Do you know of shampoos that are great at opening up or cleaning out those hair follicles??? Sorry if that is a stupid question. 🤷♀️
A little tip I'd like to share... I have fine textured hair, that is the thinnest right in the front middle of my hairline. I also have "parking lots" or M-shaped hairline, like a male's receding hairline sort of look. Not cute. I came across a couple Korean videos of women cutting baby hairs to bring their hairline down and cover the parking lots. I had never thought of such a wonderful thing! I tried it and it completely gave me newfound confidence for those days my hair needs to be up in a bun. For products, I really like the Shu Umera Fiber Lift gel!
Thank you for this video! It help a lot love the way you explain. Question which temperature is ideal for thin, weak strands of hair you said low but I will like to know the number? pretty please thanks
Had fine hair but a lot of it all my life. Went thru a reaaaaaaly stressful time and lost majority of my hair due to TE. I gave my hair some time to try to come back and it didn’t come back with as much density. Tried tape ins and have never looked back. People don’t even know I wear them half the time. So tip #6 I definitely agree with. If you are insecure about how thin your hair is choose something for yourself that will make you feel more confident and just own it! Extensions, toppers, wigs whatever makes you feel your best ❤️
Hi, Brittney, could you please make a video in which you show us what a kit should contain when we get into the cosmetology school and what we should expect? Thank you❤️👑
My hair is fine and thin and mine is hereditary. Some people who have fine and thin hair actually can pull off a pixie cut. Mine looks the best with a pixie or stack. But I use products and blow dry with a round brush to make it mine look thick. It actually looks thicker being that short. Another thing with the layers being cut in thin hair... YES! But you have to be careful when cutting thin hair because if you cut too many layers (especially on the sides of their head) it can make their hair look super stringy or sometimes it makes it look like 2 different haircuts. I love using “blow it up” by the sexy hair line.. also catwalk root boost is a really good one too. My favorite hairspray is tigi masterpiece bc it’s not too much of a firm hold but it definitely does the job. It also adds shine. Honestly the most important part of my routine is to ALWAYS blow dry it to style it and ALWAYS use a bigger sized round brush. It makes me look like I have double the amount of hair I actually have and my style lasts me a few days before it goes flat.
These tips are great, I was that girl when I was younger trying to grow my hair and it’s just not in the cards for me, unfortunately I have both fine and thin hair and it won’t grow much past my shoulders. Because of this even extensions are not an option for me, I remember when tape first came out, I paid 700 bucks to get them done and it literally broke my hair off at the scalp and they started falling out. This is when I gave up and accepted it wasn’t going to happen
@@jamiehale2552 you're welcome! I subscribed to Zoe Cavey RUclips channel and that's where I learned about toppers. Her channel has tons of really helpful tips for women with thinning hair.
Collagen and Biotin shampoo and conditioner. I have fine hair, and since I began using herbal hair mayonnaise ORX, My hair has improved greatly!!!!! Last: hot rollers only, throw out the curling irons.
I have fine/flat hair that is naturally straight, and discovered my hair just looks better around my shoulders (at most around where your hair length is.) Other wise when I grow it out long, it becomes this annoying flat mess and end up putting it up most of the time 🤷♀️. On top of that I have a longer face so you could imagine how a long matted flat hairstyle would look (ew). Now I just play with all the different types of bob haircuts that are out there. much much better!
It actually is true that some people’s hair can’t grow past a certain length 💇🏼♀️ It depends on your hairs natural growth cycle length- some people’s hair naturally has a shorter life span and will shed quicker/at shorter lengths , so the hair will struggle to get past that length The technical term for hair follicles in a growth phase is “Anagen phase” and for most people it lasts 3-5 yrs so hair can get about 18-30 inch long, but finer strands and thin density hair can often have a shorter phase, hence they will struggle to get past a certain length 😬
Is this your natural hair color or did you dye it. It's so pretty on you. My hair color is this color and I'm looking to find this color in a dye so I can dye some extensions
My favorite product I use is L’anza keratin healing oil shampoo and conditioner. Often I use the oil of that line and recently I discovered the L’anza healing strength.
Btw I don’t have thin hair but I still want to be educated. Thanks for creating these videos. Everytjme I am at my hairdresser she’s always amazed at how much I know about hair and I tell her each time it’s because of your channel. 🙂
Love this! Can you do a vid for fine but thick hair? I sooo struggle with keeping it nice for a good period of time, any styling I do in the morning falls out like within 4 hrs and never lasts 😔💕 love you and your vids girl!
hi Brittney, i went to Keven Murphy website and their quiz thing recommends Angel Wash line to me instead of Plumping. What's the difference? I can only get it to recc Plumping wash if I click other than fine hair. I have fine, low-density, frizzy, long wavy brown hair that's become thinner and wavier as I age. I do color it very gently to cover roots, only some of the ends still look lifted from bleach 1.3 yrs ago. Thanks!
Thank you for saying to add layers. I tried to grown mine out and it stinks. It doesn’t hold anymore. When we open up I’m getting my old layers back 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌸
About cutting layers...I have fine straight hair and any layering shows a clear line in my hair ...where should the layers be placed on the head and how should they get blended for very straight flat hair? Seems like something I should find someone who specializes in this hair type for? Thanks!
If the layers show, then get a new stylist because the one you have doesn’t know how to cut fine hair. Call up salons and ask if they have a stylist who is experienced in fine hair. It changed everything for me.
I also have quite a bit of hair, but it's super fine. So my hair can look pretty thin especially while long. Bob haircuts suit my hair and my face shape.
Please do a tutorial on bangs, i get mixed information, i want to get bangs cut in but i dont want what the one hairdresser recommended, i have an oval face shape and she said a short bang will be good but i dont want to look like sia. Thank you xxx
I have fine hair but my hair is oily but my scalp stays dry. I wear my hair straight Any tips on products that won’t weigh my hair down but moisturizes
My problem is that some hairdressers sometimes don't even want to give me layers and insist on a straight cut. Then I need to insist on layers right back..
Their common belief is that layers are strictly intended for lightening thick hair I guess and they say to me that my layers will be too thin and look awful. If overdone or done wrong, I see how that's possible- but what they don't take in consideration is that fine or thin hair with a straight cut will just be weight down and lay flat, whereas layers can be manipulated and volume can be created with a help of styling mousses, texturizers, hair spray etc.
I got a question, I used to straighten my hair a lot and then I stop doing it to often cause I wanted my hair healthier and now is healthy and when I straighten my hair is gets straight then starts to get little curls and frizzy. I've been doing for some time now and it just doesn't get as straight as it used too. Do you know what I mean ? :(
Great tips. Ure very knowledgeable. I'm new to ur channel. Can u do a video on keeping ur hair from matting? My hair mattes every time I wash it or even put it in a ponytail. I have the same texture as u do. I saw a video of u washing ur hair and it had me on edge...like noooo dont rub it...its gonna knot up. My hair was relaxed but I cut it and when it grew bk (it was a different texture) it started to matte. 😩😥
I'm not sure I agree with the "layers are your best friend" thing. I recently spoke to a hairdresser, and she said that obviously with thin hair you want the ends to be as thick as possible. And they are when they're cut straight. So why would you thin out your hair even more with layers?
Hi Brittany! Would you consider reviewing olaplex no.3,6, the shampoo, conditioner, and the bond oil? Would love to hear your professional thoughts on their new "take home" line. Thank you ❤️
Do you have any opinions on Lemon juice for lightening hair? I have fragile 3C hair, and I would like some highlights, but I am really worried about damage!
I'd like to add one thing.
There's special beauty and charm in delicate, thin hair. Not everyone needs to have a full, thick head of hair. There's no need to necessarily try and do something about it. Thin hair is not a problem but your unique feature.
Exactly! If I had thin fine hair I would have a short haircut like Marilyn Monroe...that’s one of my fantasy lewks lol
That’s so sweet of you ladies to say. That makes me feel better about my fine thin hair.
I'm currently going through a massive stress and shock induced shed and it has made me pay more attention to people's hair. I'm from a Nordic country, and we're not exactly known for our thick hair in general. I came to realise that my completely average (on a global scale) hair is actually quite thick here, and that even though A LOT of people here have what is considered 'thin' hair, it doesn't look particularly thin to me.
Just wait until you're over 50 and start losing your hair after menopause. You'll be whistling a different tune! Thin hair looks horrible when you can see your scalp!
Nica wow nicely said 🙂
I disagree with the layers portion. Be mindful of how you wear your hair. If you are always going to have it curled or blown out, they might do the trick. But if you wear it straight, layers just make your already thin ends lose even more hair which they can't afford.
For that reason, I'd say a blunt cut, one length works the best. At least for me, thin and fine hair, mostly straight with light styling.
I agree
My hair dresser always tried to get me to have layers. Yes it would make my hair look thicker in some styles but it also limited the styles I could do
Alex I think it’s a matter of strategic layers If you want volume.
I agree. I let my hairdresser add layers and they just look like flyaways. That is not the kind of volume I want.
Nooo! Thin layers are the BEST!!! It creates volume! I will never go back to no layers
Layers definitely do NOT work for my pin straight, fine, thin hair. Hairstylists have been trying to convince me for years and every time I fell for it. What I was left with were really thin ends, hours of styling everyday and as a result breaking and thinning hair. If you have straight, thin hair and don't want to have to style it everyday to avoid looking like a starving dog, DO NOT GET LAYERS. They don't work on us!
I have pin straight fine thin hair and light layers SAVED my hair. They have volume and movement. I will never go back
Oh and my hair is naturally blonde. So I guarantee you my hair is thinner than yours. It works you just need a stylist who knows what they’re doing
@@trishaaloo5281 do you have to use hair fibers and sprays because your hair is so thin? If not, you're not comparing the same type of thin hair.
I agree! I got layers in 2008!! And I am still not able to get rid of them! My hair looked much fuller before :(
@@trishaaloo5281 same for me. My hair is fine and thin because I have Hashimotos, it’s actually pretty long (almost to my nips) and my stylist keeps light layers in it for shaping; I get highlights to thicken up the hair and give it dimension, and when I curl it with beachy waves it looks amazing like I have twice as much hair. I don’t feel so bad about my hair anymore. The trick is to find a stylist who is experienced with cutting/styling fine hair. It’s an art that most of them aren’t good at.
I always love your intros 😂 you pick the most random moments to start off the video
Tip fine hair ladies: The hair donut is a messy bun LIFE CHANGER. I can now have a bun bigger than an apricot.
I have fine thin hair and it’s to my butt. I always get compliments on it and I love that it’s long but not super heavy! I’m sure I’ll cut it shorter at some point to reduce upkeep, but it’s definitely possible to have beautiful long hair when it’s fine and/or thin ☺️
You are gorgeous but your hair looks more fine than thin
Ur hair is more fine than thin in my opinion. But its beautiful and healthy where u cant see bald patches in the front or a big part
How do you keep it from tangling and breaking? The longer my thin fine hair gets, the harder it is to maintain from breakage. What type of brush do you use?
I was that girl who continually tried to grow her fine hair long until it looked like absolute shit. Finally cut it up to just above the shoulder and I will never look back!
This hair colour is it on you girl! I love it.
Hi! I have been thinning for over 15 years and last year I came upon hair toppers! I’ve been wearing them ever since and it’s given me my confidence back. There isn’t a lot of knowledge out there about hair toppers so I decided to make a RUclips channel about them with Knowledge sharing and inspiration to help fellow hair friends out. If you make another thin hair vid it would be beneficial to spread the word for us follicle challenged ladies!! This is a better alternative to extensions for me, as extensions only give volume on the bottom but toppers give volume starting from the crown. Toppers are the step after extensions, but the step before wigs. A wig seemed very daunting to me so this was definitely an easier step to take! Thank you for taking the time to make this video and knowledge share! Love and light!
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Completely agree with all of this. It took me 25 struggling years to accept that trying to grow out my baby fine hair as long as possible was not the answer... A collarbone-length blunt cut was the best decision I ever made for my hair. It finally has life, health, and some semblance of style. I feel your pain though, fellow baby-haired friends.
It was so weird to me when you didn’t say “owner and stylist at beach vibes beauty studio”!!!
True 😑
So true
The bumble and bumble thickening cream is MAGIC! I’ve never found anything that works better for my think hair. I wish it wasn’t so pricey 😢 but it’s worth every damn penny.
So I have a little thin hair story/advice. I used to have really thin hair and, like Brittney said, it would never grow past a certain length. I hated it. I used to do conditioning treatments, spent forever trying to style it certain ways to get it to look fuller, used extensions etc. Then, due to medical reasons, I had to quit my job. Since I was home all the time, I stopped blow drying and styling every day. Because I was no longer styling every day and using a ton of hairspray, I didn't need to wash my hair every day. After a while I started noticing that my hair was getting really thick and long. I'd never been able to grow it past the length of Brittney's hair in this video, but suddenly my hair was down to my chest. It was also thicker than ever. It was even thicker than when I'd used extensions! Now, a couple years later, my hair is so thick and long that its hard to deal with! I used to be able to blow dry my hair in less than 5 minutes. Now, on the rare occasion that I do use a blow dryer, it takes me around 20-30. It's wild.
I just wanted to share this in case anyone wants to try it. Just stop using heat for a while and you will see a difference.
Also, I want to add that I used to be a hair stylist, so even even i was styling my hair every day, i was using professional heat protectors, using low heat on my blow dryer and flat/curling irons, trimming my hair regularly etc. I was doing everything right but quitting all the heat still made a huge difference
Did you just scrunch it or wear it up or what? Was it healthy? I cut my hair into a bob, which I hate lol and want to grow it asap. I used to be a hairstylist too! Now I work from home but if I don't style my hair it looks crazy.
@@jasminemariedarling yes, I would throw some curling cream on it, let it air dry, and pin it in a cute messy bun usually. Or wear it in French braids. Or, if I need it to look nice and actually style it, I'd let it air dry like 90% and then blow dry on the lowest heat setting, using a round brush to get rid of the crazy wave and frizz. Stuff like that. Keep in mind too, that during this time I was still bleaching my hair and wearing bright colors in it. Changing the color every 4 months or so. So it's not like my hair was perfectly healthy. I used to think my hair was so thin and damaged from the constant coloring, and was shocked to realize it was just because of too much shampooing and heat styling
@@enoughalready244 👍❤Right on, thank you! I can get it into french braids even though it's short. I want to grow super long hair one more time before I'm really old lol. I hope your health is doing better! ✌
@@jasminemariedarling good luck!! Just be patient and kind to your hair👍✌
Bobbi Hammons I bet your stress had a bunch to do with it too!!!
I’m living for your “LEWK”! So pretty!!! Very informative video, definitely made more sense for me.
Layers can make ur hair look even thinner i guess it depends on the hair stylist she should be professional to do thin hair layers . I tried layers once and I hated it
layers give more volumes if you style it. If you have straight thin hair and let it be ofc it looks thinner
@@manko6739 how should one style it?
I love it!!! Light layers are amazing for thin hair
Layers looked terribad on my fine, thin, straight hair. Blunt cuts only for me from now on.
Over the years dealing with fine thin hair, it depends on the stylist. You need to find a stylist that’s experienced with cutting and styling thin fine hair. Right now my hair is almost to my nips, but I have an amazing stylist that does highlighting in it to thicken it up and for more dimension, a great cut with light layers for shaping, and when I curl my hair in beachy waves it looks like I have twice as much hair. The stylist is the secret.
Ugh I love all of your videos! This was so helpful! I have fine hair but not necessarily thick hair. My favorite thing is when I get to the salon and the stylist is an hour into foils and they say “you have a LOT of hair, I did not realize!”
The best things I've done for my thin and fine hair are finding a great hairdresser, avoiding heat styling most of the time, and finding products to prolong the time between washes. I always thought my hair was just wavy but it's actually getting slightly curly as it's getting healthier with the right cut 😁
You explained things well and I've never seen one of your videos before. Your overdirection part was spot on.
So excited for this video!! My hair used to be pretty thick but I lost a bunch of it last year & I’m still trying to figure it out 😅
Same! Mine was so thick and wavy/ curly then over a few days so much fell out and now I've got thin straight hair and It is SO different and knowing what to do with it??
“The glass half full to me is... we have hair extensions” 😂
As a thin haired girl, I think Matrix shampoos are the BEST. Especially if you have struggled with oily hair, they will really put that moisture back into your scalp. Moroccan oil is also amazing.
could you do a video on pixie cuts and what are the best types for different face shapes?
I did a deep side part with a swoop so much that my hair stays like that now naturally 😂 my hair looks best in vintage inspired styles. I love volume and big hair!
Ok weird problem, I have tons of hair on the back of my head but thin in the front like 90% of hair is on the back of my head. It's annoying 😂
Same 😔.
Me too! Have you tried undercut? I know it probably not prefered for as a woman hairstyle. But it works on me obviously I'm a guy. Had to do it due to my "fivehead"
If the look is what is annoying about it, ask for graduation in the front and layers in the back. They should be able to blend it perfectly. Graduation adds weight, layers help get rid of weight. It will balance the look.
Me too. I rather it be the opposite.
Mine is opposite.thinner Nd looser in the back
Anyone else have thin, straight hair with a naturally coarse, dry texture? I agree about layers on thin hair, but I have an issue with my hair: my texture is somewhere in between straight and wavy (a hairstylist once told me that it's as if 2 out of 3 of my hairs are wavy and the rest are straight), so when I had layers in the past, the top layers became wavier and therefore shorter, and the hair underneath remained almost completely straight! This meant I had to flat iron the top layers very frequently, and the hair underneath was left looking straggly and thin compared to the shorter layers. I'm now growing my hair back without layers after a big chop last year. The trouble with my hair without layers is it's flat on top and bushy at the ends. Perhaps very long and subtle layers would help? I'm scared of messing it up again cos it's taken so long to grow long again
Jenny King my hair is exactly the same!! I would love some tips on what to do with hair like ours! Mine is flat on top, mid lengths and then bushy coarse looking on the ends. So bad!!
Mine is kind of similar. It starts out flat, straight, then by the mid to end of it is wavy. The last hairstylist I spoke to about layers said my hair works best with longer layers even though I do have thin hair. So I suppose it is possible yours could work better w/ long layers
I know this isn't the point of this vid, but can I just say that I really enjoy how unapologetic you are? You don't over-apologize for every little thing, you're not trying to be 'suuuuuper nice', just 'nice'. When you were explaining over-drafting and you just ended it off with, "Did that make sense? I think I made myself clear," idk, the finality of 'i made myself clear' was just kind of a power move that I'm unused to hearing on RUclips haha. Loved it!
I enjoy your videos. You are very helpful and I appreciate your time and knowledge. Your smart, and pretty and super classy! Keep up the good work!
I have just started watching your videos and im in love! Im going to cosmetology school near year and im so excited. My mother was a professional hair dresser who owned her own business as Well! That's my long term future goal! I however, am a teen mother and it's very difficult due to not have a free schedule and not able to just go in whenever I want. I understand you don't have children or anything, but I would love to maybe get some advice on how to be organized and put together especially once I get out of beauty school and hit the real world! Thanks so much, much love💖
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Same here! My mom is a hair stylist and my aunt and my first cousin. Going to work at my moms salon when I get out! Starting in January and I’m so excited!!
Congrats on starting school soon! Perms are coming back and that’s a lot of money especially with ombres being so popular too! We are getting in right as the money is getting really good! Cosmetologists income has increased in the US by 12% in the last 5 years!
If you’d like to come in as a model in an in salon hair video, please email me (email address is in info bar) and send photos showing your hair. Must be 18+ and in the Los Angeles area.✨
Keristase densite line works well too for fine thin hair! It's designed so the hair shaft holds onto moisture and plumps up to appear thicker.
your eyes and eye make up on this video look so good, I cant stop staring, lol...
Ok the dog analogy was so good tbh 😂 I’m gonna use that when my clients ask why they can’t grow their hair long
I have thin hair and back in the day I used to have *long* hair and cut it short. Worst mistake of my life because now it won’t grow 😂😂
I believe it will grow if you don't trim. My hair does grow longer but they'd get uneven and I trim them. Unfortunately, they are stucked with this length. I COULD BE WRONG
yeah you shouldn't cut thin hair. not even if it's damaged.
Same! It took FOREVER (4 years) for me to grow out my hair from shoulder length to nipple length. Lol. What helped me grow my hair the absolute most was: switching to a satin pillowcase (stops breakage), rarely heat styling my hair, YOU MUST TRIM YOUR HAIR ( I dusted my hair once every 3 months) cause split ends with 100% stop hair growth, use a hair clip instead of a hair tie, only shampoo the roots, and do scalp massages.
im_so_ bored actually that’s not true. I’m a licensed cosmetologist and if you have thin hair and it’s damaged it’s not gonna grow cause the it breaks at the ends, so it really is better to get a trim and get rid of damage.
@@melissajeannek Thank-you!!! That's what I'm saying!
Thanks girl I sell wigs you dont know how many times people come to me with very very thin hair and they want extensions but I tell them ma'am I'm here to help you and in your case you need a wig and they are afraid like you said there is nothing wrong with wearing a wig most of the time they look 100 times better rather than seeing extensions through their very thin hair lol. It's our job to be honest with these types of clients who insist they know better lmao.
I can so relate to someone cutting too much 😭😤 especially if I straighten it before I go. They see long waist length hair and I’m like no this shit will shrink in water.
Okay I'm literally stopping the video laughing about your dog theory. It's hilarious 😂🧡
🤣💯 My hair is fine and thin I have accepted shoulder length is my max. It hurt but I have accepted it.🤣
My hair grows faster in the back. I have long baby blond hair. My stylist says my hair is in great condition. Years ago I was in the bob style mode. I always looked like a Dutch boy haircut as my hair is thinner and shorter in the front and the back takes off even if you cut it much longer in the front it will quickly grow twice as long in the back. I decided face framing in the front and longer all over. My hair is growing I use the non salon products from MANE & TAIL.
Thank you! Could you please do a video on how to cut soft layers vs choppy layers vs blunt layers ect ? I was told I’d look good with ‘soft and wispy layers’ but I don’t know how to achieve that or how to explain to my hair dresser. Like, could you explain the different techniques of cuttings hair to achieve softer or sharper cuts... hopefully that makes sense.
Do u have any tips for fine thick hair?
I think it’s very hard to take care of my hair bc u need to be Super carful bc it
can break so easily. Love your channel
You're so pretty! Just curious, do you have any favorite hair oils?
I NEED to check out this Kevin Murphy line ASAP. Thank you for sharing. I'm still in beauty school but I could totally use that line for myself 🙌
i have thin AND fine hair and it’s definitely not a look if i go too long. after six years it finally grew to between my bellybutton and nipples and i loved it, but my god it looked scraggly within 2 seconds. i could never wear it down for more than a few moments. like, i could take a selfie and show off the length but god forbid i left the house with it down lol. i’d brush it and fluff it and it’d look amazing but as soon as i started living my life, my thin ass ends would tangle and get all weird looking. i had to carry a brush with me so i could brush my ends out every few minutes. i ended up chopping it to a little above my nipples and it looked way thicker and healthier (even tho my original ends weren’t unhealthy at all!!)
thin hair is such a struggle lmao i mostly wear it up in a cut bun or a clip. i don’t ever try to use heat to curl/wave it bc it absolutely isn’t going to hold. i find my hair reacts better if i toss it up into a tight bun for a few hours. then when i let it down its wavy (for a while til it thins and straightens out again LMAO). also i HAVE!! to blow dry it after washing it. if i let it air dry oh my god i look like i have no hair and it becomes soo limp and lifeless. something about blow drying it with heat plumps it up a little and makes it look normal.
it used to torment me but i think it’s one of those “grass is greener on the other side” things. i’ve met people who wished their hair was as thin and fine as mine meanwhile i would kill to have their thickness and volume.
try the l'oreal volumetry shampoo and blow dry your hair with your head upside down. also i recommend the ouai wave spray. it will change how your hair looks. condition your ends but stay away from conditioners with silicone/dimethicone in it as it will massively weigh it down and over time it latches to the hair and makes it break and snap.
also, hate to burst your bubble, but no one wants to have thin hair. not a woman in the world wants that. that's like saying women want a cups, flabby waists, flat asses, boxy hips, brown eyes etc
What's your opinion on Nioxin shampoo/conditioner? I've recently gone to my doctor about my thinning hair (it's hormone related, sadly) and she said she has seen more/better results w/ patients who've used Nioxin vs Rogaine. I'm curious about a hairdressers opinion on this!
Nioxin and Rogaine are two completely different products that deal with hair loss differently. Rogaine is studied and clinically proven to regrow hair; Nioxin hides their formula as ‘proprietary’ so we don’t really know what’s in it. I tried to research it but came up with nothing unfortunately. I did try the Nioxin shampoo but it made my scalp itchy. I use the Rogaine foam and it’s helped my hair a lot.
Amika Bombshell Blowout Spray👌🏼
Heat protection, texturize, volumize & repair. Also great for split ends and shine, can be used on dry hair as a re-styling spray too.
Not a hair person at all, but I totally understand your description of over-direction so don't stress over it!
I personally have ultra-fine hair... but up until my last cut, I always thought it was low density as well. My last hairstylist told me that I have lots of hair and it shocked me because I'm used to everyone saying it's super thin. All I know is that it's unmanageably whispy, unable to hold a hair tie or a curl and really starts looking awful when it starts dipping below shoulder length. I like the concept of layers, but I don't think I've ever gotten a really good cut because they always look awkward on my head (but then, I suck at styling - too much of a wash and go gal here).
I have fine, slightly wavy hair.I look best in layers, though it’s really hard to find stylists that will give me layers.They keep telling me my hair isn’t thick enough to cut in the style I want. 😕
Can you do a video on fine hair next?
I have very thin AND fine hair. Oh my word does it suck!!!! I have to use tinted dry shampoo every single day in order to cover my scalp well. The tinted dry shampoo definitely makes a difference. But, it almost takes me longer to do my hair due to said issues versus someone with thick hair.
Also, I almost feel like my hair follicles are clogged. Do you know of shampoos that are great at opening up or cleaning out those hair follicles???
Sorry if that is a stupid question. 🤷♀️
Okay you are going to have to start listing your lip color every time you make a video. Your makeup looks are always beautiful!!!
the intro of your video is my brain, a complete RANDOM
Looking gorgeous as always! Love your hair! Great tips! Even though I don’t have thin hair, it’s nice to learn new things👍🙂
1 - thank you for this vid and 2 - this makeup look is GAWJUS!!!! please do a tutorial x
A little tip I'd like to share... I have fine textured hair, that is the thinnest right in the front middle of my hairline. I also have "parking lots" or M-shaped hairline, like a male's receding hairline sort of look. Not cute. I came across a couple Korean videos of women cutting baby hairs to bring their hairline down and cover the parking lots. I had never thought of such a wonderful thing! I tried it and it completely gave me newfound confidence for those days my hair needs to be up in a bun. For products, I really like the Shu Umera Fiber Lift gel!
Yess nude lip, makin them fierce cat eyes pop 😍
Also can you recommend your favorite purple shampoo? I currently use Joico but wanted to see what you recommend thanks!
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Brittney Gray 🙏🏼 thank you!
Your hair color is everything! 😍❤️😍
Thank you for this video! It help a lot love the way you explain. Question which temperature is ideal for thin, weak strands of hair you said low but I will like to know the number? pretty please thanks
Experiment w 350
Your hair looks great!
Had fine hair but a lot of it all my life. Went thru a reaaaaaaly stressful time and lost majority of my hair due to TE. I gave my hair some time to try to come back and it didn’t come back with as much density. Tried tape ins and have never looked back. People don’t even know I wear them half the time. So tip #6 I definitely agree with. If you are insecure about how thin your hair is choose something for yourself that will make you feel more confident and just own it! Extensions, toppers, wigs whatever makes you feel your best ❤️
Hask biotin enriched shampoo is very affordable and has done wonders! Very thickening and amazing!!!
Hi, Brittney, could you please make a video in which you show us what a kit should contain when we get into the cosmetology school and what we should expect?
Thank you❤️👑
Giiirrl beautiful makeup, looking like Adriana Lima
My hair is fine and thin and mine is hereditary. Some people who have fine and thin hair actually can pull off a pixie cut. Mine looks the best with a pixie or stack. But I use products and blow dry with a round brush to make it mine look thick. It actually looks thicker being that short. Another thing with the layers being cut in thin hair... YES! But you have to be careful when cutting thin hair because if you cut too many layers (especially on the sides of their head) it can make their hair look super stringy or sometimes it makes it look like 2 different haircuts. I love using “blow it up” by the sexy hair line.. also catwalk root boost is a really good one too. My favorite hairspray is tigi masterpiece bc it’s not too much of a firm hold but it definitely does the job. It also adds shine. Honestly the most important part of my routine is to ALWAYS blow dry it to style it and ALWAYS use a bigger sized round brush. It makes me look like I have double the amount of hair I actually have and my style lasts me a few days before it goes flat.
I love the honesty, as always 😄
These tips are great, I was that girl when I was younger trying to grow my hair and it’s just not in the cards for me, unfortunately I have both fine and thin hair and it won’t grow much past my shoulders. Because of this even extensions are not an option for me, I remember when tape first came out, I paid 700 bucks to get them done and it literally broke my hair off at the scalp and they started falling out. This is when I gave up and accepted it wasn’t going to happen
I also have fine and thin hair and lately I've been thinking about extensions but I am so scared they might damage my hair.
@@jamiehale2552 have you looked into toppers? I recently got one and I like it. I'm now saving up for a better quality one ☺️
@@ocruz4013 I haven't but thanks for the tip!
@@jamiehale2552 you're welcome! I subscribed to Zoe Cavey RUclips channel and that's where I learned about toppers. Her channel has tons of really helpful tips for women with thinning hair.
I'm watching James Bond right now and Olga Kurylenko looks like you so much!
Collagen and Biotin shampoo and conditioner. I have fine hair, and since I began using herbal hair mayonnaise ORX, My hair has improved greatly!!!!!
Last: hot rollers only, throw out the curling irons.
I have fine/flat hair that is naturally straight, and discovered my hair just looks better around my shoulders (at most around where your hair length is.) Other wise when I grow it out long, it becomes this annoying flat mess and end up putting it up most of the time 🤷♀️. On top of that I have a longer face so you could imagine how a long matted flat hairstyle would look (ew). Now I just play with all the different types of bob haircuts that are out there. much much better!
PLEASE do a video tutorial on this hairdo!! It looks sooo good 🔥
It actually is true that some people’s hair can’t grow past a certain length 💇🏼♀️
It depends on your hairs natural growth cycle length- some people’s hair naturally has a shorter life span and will shed quicker/at shorter lengths , so the hair will struggle to get past that length
The technical term for hair follicles in a growth phase is “Anagen phase” and for most people it lasts 3-5 yrs so hair can get about 18-30 inch long, but finer strands and thin density hair can often have a shorter phase, hence they will struggle to get past a certain length 😬
Is this your natural hair color or did you dye it. It's so pretty on you. My hair color is this color and I'm looking to find this color in a dye so I can dye some extensions
In love with your videos also I just like your random laughs😍😍
My favorite product I use is L’anza keratin healing oil shampoo and conditioner. Often I use the oil of that line and recently I discovered the L’anza healing strength.
Btw I don’t have thin hair but I still want to be educated. Thanks for creating these videos. Everytjme I am at my hairdresser she’s always amazed at how much I know about hair and I tell her each time it’s because of your channel. 🙂
Love this! Can you do a vid for fine but thick hair? I sooo struggle with keeping it nice for a good period of time, any styling I do in the morning falls out like within 4 hrs and never lasts 😔💕 love you and your vids girl!
hi Brittney, i went to Keven Murphy website and their quiz thing recommends Angel Wash line to me instead of Plumping. What's the difference? I can only get it to recc Plumping wash if I click other than fine hair. I have fine, low-density, frizzy, long wavy brown hair that's become thinner and wavier as I age. I do color it very gently to cover roots, only some of the ends still look lifted from bleach 1.3 yrs ago. Thanks!
Thank you for saying to add layers. I tried to grown mine out and it stinks. It doesn’t hold anymore. When we open up I’m getting my old layers back 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌸
About cutting layers...I have fine straight hair and any layering shows a clear line in my hair ...where should the layers be placed on the head and how should they get blended for very straight flat hair? Seems like something I should find someone who specializes in this hair type for? Thanks!
If the layers show, then get a new stylist because the one you have doesn’t know how to cut fine hair. Call up salons and ask if they have a stylist who is experienced in fine hair. It changed everything for me.
Volume root powder helps my hair a lot. It looks like I have twice the amount of hair. And teasing the root.
I also have quite a bit of hair, but it's super fine. So my hair can look pretty thin especially while long. Bob haircuts suit my hair and my face shape.
I love your videos! Thank you for this, I have the most thin/fine hair, and am constantly searching for tips! ✌🖤💕
What are the best brushes for thin hair?
There’s a Wet Brush for fine hair; it detangles like a dream and is so gentle. It’s my favorite.
Please do a tutorial on bangs, i get mixed information, i want to get bangs cut in but i dont want what the one hairdresser recommended, i have an oval face shape and she said a short bang will be good but i dont want to look like sia. Thank you xxx
oh what color you have now, i really like it
hair color ...
I have fine hair but my hair is oily but my scalp stays dry. I wear my hair straight Any tips on products that won’t weigh my hair down but moisturizes
My problem is that some hairdressers sometimes don't even want to give me layers and insist on a straight cut. Then I need to insist on layers right back..
@Caiti M really?! can someone elaborate about this, I so interesting 😊
Their common belief is that layers are strictly intended for lightening thick hair I guess and they say to me that my layers will be too thin and look awful. If overdone or done wrong, I see how that's possible- but what they don't take in consideration is that fine or thin hair with a straight cut will just be weight down and lay flat, whereas layers can be manipulated and volume can be created with a help of styling mousses, texturizers, hair spray etc.
Having healthy hair comes down to three things. Genetics, diet, how well you take care of it.
I got a question, I used to straighten my hair a lot and then I stop doing it to often cause I wanted my hair healthier and now is healthy and when I straighten my hair is gets straight then starts to get little curls and frizzy. I've been doing for some time now and it just doesn't get as straight as it used too. Do you know what I mean ? :(
Can you do a video on matted hair? Have you had anyone come in with horribly knotted hair? 💕💕
what kind of layer hair cut do you recommend for thin hair?
Thank you so much for the video, One day I will go to Los Angeles and visit for sure your salon.
Great tips. Ure very knowledgeable. I'm new to ur channel. Can u do a video on keeping ur hair from matting? My hair mattes every time I wash it or even put it in a ponytail. I have the same texture as u do. I saw a video of u washing ur hair and it had me on edge...like noooo dont rub it...its gonna knot up. My hair was relaxed but I cut it and when it grew bk (it was a different texture) it started to matte. 😩😥
I'm not sure I agree with the "layers are your best friend" thing. I recently spoke to a hairdresser, and she said that obviously with thin hair you want the ends to be as thick as possible. And they are when they're cut straight. So why would you thin out your hair even more with layers?
Hi Brittany! Would you consider reviewing olaplex no.3,6, the shampoo, conditioner, and the bond oil? Would love to hear your professional thoughts on their new "take home" line. Thank you ❤️
Do you have any opinions on Lemon juice for lightening hair? I have fragile 3C hair, and I would like some highlights, but I am really worried about damage!
I have a question, can you cut your own hair or is that something you're just not able to do or don't want to do?
I just subscribed. Love your delivery and the content.
Your overdirection explanation is clear 😀
Once my thin, fine, curly, hair grows out some more... I would love to be a hair model. I live in the OC.
Omg.. i have done all the wrong things.. I cut my hair after shower tonight..