Help with Asian hair?

Question

I have straight, fine, and long hair (Asian type), but like to have a little wave, what product should I use and where I can I find it?

Answer 1

get a razor cut and use velcro rollers after applying a root boost product or curling product.

apply product to damp hair (not wet) and blow dry to 85% dry. place rollers and continue to blowdry to bone dry. let cool. apply hairspray. take out rollers and finger comb (if you brush it you will brush out all the waves).

Answer 2

A good blowdryer and a round brush can do wonders! When you're drying your hair, just curl separate bunches of hair around your brush and use your dryer (you'll need the narrow attachment) to blow on the hair around your brush for a minute or two. Repeat to other small bunches of hair and voila! Instant subtle curls and volume. (I hope I explained it well... You can just follow magazine advice on how to curl hair--they come with pictures!) Good luck. :)

Answer 3

Me too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

well
i've never thought of that, but
try going to a hair salon and askin them
or the disgustin wy-putting your hair in the braid, getting sweaty or takin a shower then take it out when its dry -jk
thats a bad a idea-but works

Answer 4

Im filipino so I think you should use shampoo for curly hair then it will give some kind of waves in ur hair. hope it works!

Answer 5

dry using a blowdryer when blow drying it so it will stay better, use mouse or spray gel

using shampoos for curly hair doesnt work. they are meant for people who already have a natural wave.

don't lisen to that girl below me.

Answer 6

like at a drugstore you could buy shampoo's that can create waves in ur hair

Answer 7

I think you should use John Fired'as products.

http://www.johnfrieda.com/salon_experience/index.asp?subSection=frizz

Answer 8

Me too!!!!!!
I also need this help but, i've tried good smelling scent gel and it works fairly well!