Using a volume shampoo has helped give my relaxed hair volume if I plan to wear it out. (I only wear my relaxed hair out for about 2 weeks after a relaxer then it’s back to tucking in the ends. Haha)
This was such a great topic. I have fine hair, and you don't find many people in the relaxed hair community talking about it. My favorite brush is the tangle teezer ultimate detangler and their blow dry brush, which are both designed for fine hair. You're so right about the curls and layers. I love both, and I plan on getting layers soon. 💜
@DenaJ I used to be as well, especially the ones without the handle, but the ultimate detangler specifically for fine hair has really nice gentle teeth that are very flexible. I even feel like the teeth on it are more fine than the denman brush. They're very slim. You should check it out. 💜
I wish you better health and hair health as you move forward with your treatment. Thanks for the tips. They truly work for fine strands cause I have incorporated some of your tips before now and I have learned some more today 🎉
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Fine hair girls we are gathering here😂😂😂great tips love
Ahahaha! Welcome! Lol❤️❤️
Thanks for these tips because I often feel us fine hair gals do not get much representation,
That's is so true ❤️🥰
I finally found someone who also understand my hair type either than saying it damage thanks for the information
Using a volume shampoo has helped give my relaxed hair volume if I plan to wear it out. (I only wear my relaxed hair out for about 2 weeks after a relaxer then it’s back to tucking in the ends. Haha)
Girl, I only do it the week of the relaxer 🤣🤣🤣
I've never ventured into the volumizing products. I may eventually though... Thanks for the suggestion❤️
@@DenaJ Redken volume injection is a good one. Doesn’t dry out my hair👍🏾
Same 😊
@@DenaJfunny you mention that. I just purchased the Joico volumizing conditioner but I have not used it yet.
My problem is retaining length
You are right about that Denman brush..I bought one and it didn't do my hair any favors!
Yeaah, not the best for fine hair for sure!
This was such a great topic. I have fine hair, and you don't find many people in the relaxed hair community talking about it. My favorite brush is the tangle teezer ultimate detangler and their blow dry brush, which are both designed for fine hair. You're so right about the curls and layers. I love both, and I plan on getting layers soon. 💜
Ooo, I've never tried the tangle teezer. So scared of them.
@DenaJ I used to be as well, especially the ones without the handle, but the ultimate detangler specifically for fine hair has really nice gentle teeth that are very flexible. I even feel like the teeth on it are more fine than the denman brush. They're very slim. You should check it out. 💜
I wish you better health and hair health as you move forward with your treatment.
Thanks for the tips. They truly work for fine strands cause I have incorporated some of your tips before now and I have learned some more today 🎉
Thank you so much ❤️🥰
I'm a new subscriber I also have fine relaxed hair so I decided to join the community
Welcome, girl❤️❤️❤️
@@DenaJ 🥰
I have a pretty even mixture of fine and coarse hair but the density is so low 🥲
Thanks for the tips. Love your hair 😊😊
Thanks hun🥰🥰
Great video as always Dena 👍
Thanks hun🥰
Great tips ❤
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Thanks !! Gonna try opalex
Hope it works for you ❤️
What hair bonders/strengtheners do you recommend?
I've only ever used Olaplex, so that's the one that I can confidently recommend.
@@DenaJ ok thank you
What kind of product do you recommend to prevent that heaviness
I have a few hair product videos in a Playlist.. You can check those out.
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