i have a huge problem!!?

Question

When I was younger I had really thin hair, but when I went into my teens my hair became very, very full (enough to cover my entire shoulder) and curly. Later I started to straighten it and developed a problem where I straightened it too much and burned out all my hair. I was forced to cut it short but ever since then, my hair hasn't grown out as full anymore! Is this due to the straightener problem I had or was it just puberty that made my hair full in the first place!? Is there a way to retain my fullness!?

Answer 1

don't worry, hair isn't everything, i bet your still beautiful..whether your hair is thin or full. Straighteners can really damage the hair if they're used continually..my advice to you, would be not to use straighteners anymore and have a healthy diet, doing exercise and take vitamins and cod liver oil...eventually your hair will become more healthier, as long as you don't straigten it again, leave it to go naturally curly cause after all, natural is the best look. good luck xxx =)

Answer 2

Get some prenatal or hair, nail vitamins. Every time your hair grows out it can be different. I had straight blonde hair my whole life, I lost it due to illness and when it grew back it is kinky curly and dark brown. Vitamins help, and there is a great shampoo called Hair, Mane and Tail (in the pet section sometimes) that is actually very good for balancing hair out.

Answer 3

Here is a question for you. Have you ever had your thyroid tested? When your thyroid is not producing enough TSH it can cause hair loss and to be in bad shape. When it produces a lot it can cause hair to grow. You could have a problem you don't know about. Go to your doctor and tell them the problems you have had with your hair. Also, if you have any other symptoms, like weight gain vs. weight loss, irregular periods vs heavy periods, the hair problem, perpetual movement, need for less sleep or requirement for more sleep. If that pans out, go see a beautician and see if she/he can help you. You might be surprised (my grandmother was balding and for special events a good beautcian could make her look like she had more hair than she did). Good Luck.

Answer 4

Check out some vitamins specifically for hair and of course use volumizing styling products. Also never straighten on clean hair, it must always have straightening products in it to protect it.

Answer 5

yes use a product called biosilk you can find it in like all beauty salons you put a drop the size of a dime in your hand rub them together and put it all through your hair. keep this up for about three months and see the difference. how do i know? i went through the same thing with my curly hair and now i have thick beautiful straightened hair. i straighten it every day with biosilk.

Answer 6

I don't know about why, but I do know that if you go to a hair salon they can recommend products to help your hair appear more full and thick. And ignore that other girl, you don't look like a guy. Short hair is cute.

Answer 7

I genuinely have little shavers which you would be able to get at walmart or only about everywhere in well being & splendor. The are approximately as long as a cutip and are available numerous hues. It makes trimming your eyebrows somewhat person-friendly! you may touch up a undeniable section with no need to decrease to rubble with a huge razor. in case you won't be able to discover them only ask a helper, they would understand what you recommend.

Answer 8

Aussie 3 min miracle works wonderful, if you want curls again use Aussie instant freeze after coming out of the shower apply over wet hair and then blow dry upside down and scrunch. if you have a dry scalp use head and shoulders for the shampoo. the combination together works great. I know that's what i do. i have good thick hair now and curls if i want them..let me know what you think.:)

Answer 9

Mane and tail shampoo. Also vitamins.

Answer 10

shave it all off and get a wig lol