People with locks to-die-for mostly have two things going for them:
- Fundamental hair care knowledge and
- A darn good quality stylist
Any person with beautiful hair knows how easily it can be overwhelmed by frizz, flat limp locks and the incapability to hold a curl, and how easy it is for these factors to result in you giving up even trying to style it. Following are some hair-styling instructions that you will definitely find useful:
- When you are straightening your hair, try using a blow-dryer and a paddle brush as an alternative to a straightener as this will give a more body filled finish.
- Utilize hair styling gel before styling to add grip to your hair if it usually doesn't hold a style well.
- Moisture can be disastrous to fine hair causing hair frizz and your style to drop. Getting as much dampness out of your hair as feasible is the key to styling and keeping your look so make sure your hair is about 80% dry by the time you begin styling and keep going until your hair is 100% dry.
- Make the use of hair gels and hair pastes that are lightweight to avoid weighing your hair down during the styling procedure.
- When blow-drying, the best way to get immediate volume isn't to style with your head upside down. As a substitute, stand upright and pull your hair straight up at the roots using your hair brush. It'll create firmer strain and give your hair more lift.
- If you've got an unbalanced haircut then give your fine hair more lift by blow-drying your hair in the opposite direction of the way you'll be wearing it, and then brushing it back the correct way. Your fine hair locks will as expected, lift up and give you a more volume filled finish. - For curls that will maintain their hold in fine hair try creating the curls using hot hair rollers as the heat from rollers will alter your hair's structure and grip the set for longer.
- If you're trying to create complicated waves in your hair then use thickening spray gels and volumizing mousses instead of gels. - If your fine hair looks continually limp and flat no matter how you style it then think about the styling products that you are using. Conditioners can insert extra humidity when you don't need it or a heavy conditioner may be too much for your strands. Consider leaving out the conditioner all together or using a much lighter spray. The same instruction goes for styling products too. The lighter the product, the healthier it'll be for your fine hair.
- Our final instruction is to consider using hair color and extensions to add extra volume and breadth to it. Hair extensions can be clipped in anywhere and cut and colored to match. And hair color, particularly darker shades, can add dimension and the false impression of thickness to your strands.
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