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Top 5 Hairstyles for Fine Hair

admin — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:56:14 +0000

The top five hairstyles for fine hair are:
1.    The Bob – it can vary from very short above your ear lobes to a longer cut. Make sure it suits your face shape, if chosen wisely, it can certainly make hair look twice as abundant.
2.    The Chop – cut above shoulder length and with irregular ends, it lends shape and style to your lifeless hair. The tangle hassles of your fine hair are solved as this is a very easy to maintain hairstyle.
3.    The Cap Cut – if you have an oval face, this is the cut for you. Add bangs all over and be ready to be finally proud of healthy and bouncy hair.
4.    The Crop – if you are young and have a flawless skin and matching beautiful eyes, get a crop cut. This may play havoc with you if you are older than, say, 40. With younger women it enhances your eyes and gives the impression of abundant hair.
5.    Mid-length layer – up to your shoulders or a little below it, this cut with its diagonal and light layers at the side will add a lot of style and volume to your fine hair. When you blow dry, the layers add a lot of fluffiness owing to the angle they are cut in.
A number of celebrities have fine hair, some abundantly while others sparsely. They do however, bowl us over with their hair cuts and styling. It is obvious we want to imitate our favorite stars, make sure the cut suits your face shape and facial features before taking the plunge. Get yourself an ‘aware’ stylist and be ready for a stylish cut despite your fine hair with its painful history.

Fine Hair-The biggest worry

admin — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 11:12:13 +0000

If you ask anybody with fine hair what their biggest worry is, chances are the answer would be: volume. Fine hair simply lacks the volume and bounce you would want in your hair. Despite a latest cut and several stylizing products later, my hair hangs limp and lifeless. My hair is soft and silky, beautiful to the touch and my friends say they envy it, but only I know what I go through every morning trying to put on a style to last the day! What I needed were techniques to add more fullness and body to fine hair and not a whole lot of bottles of ‘fine hair’ shampoo and conditioners.

I am sure I am not the only one suffering from the: ‘what do I do with my hair every morning?’ syndrome. These are few tips I have tried and which have worked. I am a different person now. A surprise party or a blind date, I am not afraid of how I look anymore. Let me share some of these tricks and techniques to add more fullness and body to fine hair with you. If you have long hair, wash them in the night and blow dry them with your head upside down directing heat at the roots. Now tie them in a high pony tail and sleep like that. When you undo your hair the next morning, you will be happy and amazed with the amount of fluffiness added.

Fine Hair-Avoid irons and hot curlers everyday

admin — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 11:11:44 +0000

To avoid the ‘irons and hot curlers’ routine every morning, try this technique: braid your washed and blow-dried hair in the night and sleep with them braided. When you undo the braids next morning, your hair will be wavy and have volume. This is by far one of the best do-it-yourself techniques to add more [...]

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Fine Hair-Building up a rough texture

admin — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 11:11:12 +0000

Building up a rough texture is another technique to ad more fullness and body to fine hair. Texture comes from the natural oils in your hair, however too frequent washing gets rid of them. If possible wash your hair only when dirty or every second or third day. Well, it just is not possible for most of us, in that case, try spritzing some salt water solution on the roots of your hair. As the water dries, salt will ling to your hair roots, adding roughness and volume to your fine hair.

Another One of the ‘at home’ techniques to add more fullness and body to fine hair is to use a banana mask on your hair. Mash one ripe banana into one spoon of olive oil, mix it well and spread over your hair. Put on a shower cap and wrap a towel around it to add warmth. Rinse well after 30 minutes, this is bound to add shine and volume to your fine hair.

Fine Hair-gaining confidence

admin — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 11:10:54 +0000

You have the perfect dress on for your best friend’s wedding, the wedding favors are all ready to be handed out, flowers are on schedule, everything is going perfectly as designed but you feel glum…. Is it because you are not confident of how well your hair looks? And whether they will hold on till the festivities end? Every woman has the right to look beautiful and at all times. Various kinds of products to care for fine hair are out in the market today and all you need is a little advice on what you can use. So, read on and ‘make volume while the shampoo flows’….well, that was disappointing but I can assure these products to care for fine hair will never disappoint you!

If you have fine hair, the most important part of your daily routine should be to make sure your hair shaft is clean enough to respond to these products. The various kinds of products to care for fine hair can be divided into several groups:

Fine hair-clarifying shampoos

admin — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:10:22 +0000

• Shampoo and conditioners – clarifying shampoos will help you keep your scalp and hair shaft clean of the build up from hair product chemicals and minerals from water. Using a good shampoo and volumizing conditioner will therefore make sure you get enough bounce and shine in your hair. The Frederic Fekkai Apple Cider Clarifying [...]

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Fine Hair-Styling Products

admin — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:09:35 +0000

• Styling products – after shampooing and conditioning your hair, it is important that you either blow dry them or better still allow them to air dry on their own. This is when you need a styling product to care for fine hair. Products like the Bumble and Bumble PREP add bounce into your limp hair. It is like a leave-in conditioner and will make fine hair less tangled and more manageable. Kerastese Resistance Volumactive conditioning Mousse can be added to the roots while blow drying your hair. This will add strength and thickness to your lifeless fine hair.

Fine Hair-Thickeners

admin — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 11:09:22 +0000

• Thickeners – these add volume and thickness to hair while styling your fine hair. These are perhaps one of the most effective among the various kinds of products to care for fine hair. The Jonathan Product Create Volume Thickening Foam binds itself to the hair strands thickening them evenly. While blow drying, this foam will lift your hair form the roots lending amazing body and fluffiness. The Kerastese Resistance Expanseur Extra-Corps Fortifying Care is another product which adds thickness without being sticky or weighing down your fine hair.

admin — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 10:55:53 +0000

FYI: All the different kinds of products formulated to care for fine hair do not bring the same results for everybody or over long periods of usage. Keep changing your product and use the ‘hit and trial’ to get effective products. Thickeners and mousse or gels for fine hair are usually highly concentrated formulas and [...]

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Fine Hair-There’s no single magic cure

admin — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 11:08:27 +0000

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