My suggestion is next time you go get a haircut ask them the thin it out a little. By doing this your hair will lay flatter and weight less and be better to control. I have to have this done so I don't get headaches.
Good Luck!!! Hope this helps.
-L
2007-03-08 13:05:55
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answered by Anonymous
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My hair is also really thick...But be happy about it.. You wouldnt want to have thin strangley hair would you?
As soon as my hair drys after being washed... Its wavy and very 'risen'. If you dont already.. have some nice layers cut into your hair... This can help alot. If you do have layers... If you can get away with it without it looking silly... get some more noticable choppy layers cut in.
And straightening your hair helps too. Well.. it did for me!
I would suugest buying a pair of Remingtons Fabric Plated Hair Straighteners. I have had a few pairs of straighteners before and these are the best so far. They work just as well as GHD straighteners...which everyone assume are the best.
The fabric plates reduce damage to your hair by 70%
This reduces split ends... Split ends can also make hair look bigger and thicker. Using the straighteners everyday/ every 2 days will keep your hair looking sleek.
http://www.uk.remington-europe.com/content.php?path=/1155040124.html&domain=www.uk.remington-europe.com
I would also suggest gettin "Trevor sorbie" Spray in proctecter which you spray before you use the irons, This protects your hair even more, reduces frizz (again,, helping to add a thinner, sleeker look) and adds a nice shine... Good luck =) x.x
http://www.trevorsorbie.com/templates/tmpl_product.php?productid=96&rangeid=11
2007-03-01 13:43:49
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answered by Anonymous
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Air dry or blow dry your hair first and use an outstanding high quality warmth protector, i exploit professional naturals argan oil warmth protector. I even have their shampoo and conditioner so i exploit that until now I start up. Separate your hair into 4 sections, 2 in front and a pair of in returned and pin up the front sections. The returned is harder so it fairly is extra useful to start up there first and get it out of how. Get a a million inch thick piece of hair from the returned section and pull it during the flat iron without pausing. I surely have a Karmin G3 flat iron and that i've got curly hair so I set it to 450F, however I start up at 350F and artwork my way up. Flat iron a million inch sections until all the returned section is finished and pass directly to the front. Repeat the stairs. i exploit some extra professional naturals argan oil after to stop the frizz and make my hair shiny.
2016-10-17 01:42:16
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answered by ? 4
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I totally have thick hair that increases in volume when it dries... infact, I sometimes look like a fuzz ball........................ UNTIL... I found out how to calm my hair using a straightening iron (a really good one, not just a cheap one from Walmart). I also can use my 2 inch barrel curling iron to straighten my hair (although, I do have to do my hairs in small chunks). If you're in a super hurry & don't care about possibly getting burned try using a clothes iron (not the steam setting). IT"S TRUE!! I tried it & it works! But then, my hair is long and so I could drape it over the ironing board. LOL
2007-03-01 13:33:34
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answered by Anonymous
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My advice 2 u iz 2 roller-wrap ur hair.By doing this every other week,ur hair will eventually be trained to be roller-wrapped.I'll give u da stepz okay.
Step1:wash ur hair w/shampoo 3 times.
Step2:rub conditioner all in ur hair then comb through it.Let it sit for about 10 to 15 minutes.Then rinse out.
Step3:Comb through ur hair again,and put setting lotion (i would prefer Lotto Body).
Step4:Part ur hair into 3 parts(going straight back),part through those and put rollers in it.
Step5:get under the hairdryer for 3 to 4 hours or until dry.
Step6:Carefully unroll and take the curlers out and wrap ur hair all the way around ur head.(put a part to start the wrap).
2007-03-09 13:07:46
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answered by keke 1
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I know this might not be the best answer for you, but I really think you should have your hair shaved, women like bald headed woman, give it a try, then you don't have to worry about it.
2007-03-09 13:28:15
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answered by Anonymous
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i have the same problem, my hair is VERY thick. If i cut it it is a waste of money and time, it is so wavy it just won't work.
for help ask a professional hair stylist.
2007-03-08 08:42:21
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answered by I ♥ volleyball 2
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Try getting your hair layered. Change the shampoo that you are using.
2007-03-08 14:04:16
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answered by wetcat2009 4
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well the best way to do it is grow your beautiful hair out and get major layers.
thats what makes it thinner and WAY easier to style.
2007-03-01 13:46:04
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answered by Anonymous
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i totally know what u mean i have the same problem and like the next girl , a straightner helps alot, try it..
2007-03-01 13:41:40
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answered by Anonymous
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