Stylists advise keeping weight at the ends to make fine hair look fuller
Experts say the right cut and water temperature matter more than heavy product use for thinning hair.
By Ahmed Peterson ·
Fine hair often loses density, movement, and texture.
The source notes that this change is not only due to hair conditions but also daily care habits. For fine hair, the source states that product quality matters more than quantity.
Experts recommend choosing a cut that maintains density at the tips. They suggest a straight or slightly rounded base to create the illusion of more volume. Layers are not recommended for everyone, though styles should adapt to face shape, fiber type, density, and lifestyle.
Hair washing habits also affect thinning hair. Experts advise against hot water because high temperatures cause dryness and scalp discomfort. They recommend using lukewarm water and rubbing the scalp only with fingertips. The foam should clean the rest of the hair.
Conditioner is not an enemy of fine hair. The source says hair needs softness. Users should apply a small amount from the mid-lengths to the ends and avoid the roots if the scalp gets oily easily.
For drying, experts suggest flipping the head upside down and hollowing out the root. This should happen after applying a holding product. Users can also use a flat brush to lift the root, apply heat, and let the strand cool before releasing it.
Source: XHJK-TDT
