thin fine hair for me

No you totally can! I have long thin hair and it works 😊 it creates a lot of body and movement and makes it look thicker. Having bangs helps too to create depth.

Trust me think, slick, heavy hair like mine can neither. It doesn’t hold any shape, not even from a salon. So it’s just straight for me

blow outs are soo good for thin hair, mine’s thin but it makes it look way thicker after i’ve had curlers in

this would actually be a good tourniquetto make fine hair look thicker

What would you recommend for people with wavy hair? There will still be frizz and such left unfortunately, but it might work for people with naturally straight hair 🤷‍♀️

@@oddball1336 From what I know oil helps to keep the frizz away but it depends on the person cause for me oils have increased frizz (unless I’m using bad oils or smth) so I stopped using it But if you want to achieve a similar look it depends on your texture and how prone it is to heat (flat iron or regular blowout is the best way) but for a heatless method you can put your hair in rollers or flexirods as it’s damp with your regular leave in conditioner (if you use it) and a bit of gel or mousse and leave overnight or longer (I go 2 days since I don’t have a blow dryer) and when it feels mostly dry take it down and only comb it through a bit since you want it to last That’s the best I can think of tho there are probably other methods you can try (sock method, heatless curls using a rod thingy I forgot the name of etc) Hope it helps!

@@oddball1336 with damp hair i've been using the redken anti frizz and then after it's dry / semi styled or styled fully i use the paul mitchell super skinny serum and it's a godsend edit: i would also invest in a good heat protectant, i started using more heat protectant and it's been helping. just spend the money and get good well known products. it's your hair, it deserves the best! one more thing i want to add is practicing technique. make sure to angle the blow dryer DOWN. pretend like you're straightening your hair with a blow dryer. focus on drying the root first because for me, that's where i get the most frizz. u got this! 🫶

Thanks for the info babe

@@oddball1336sorry for the late reply, but this is what I do for my wavy/curly hair. I use the not your mother’s 10-in-1 for my hair and it keeps it looking good no matter what k do

No it’s not, it’s better for thick hair. I guess you just have a different hair type (thin)

I don't style my hair but my hair looks more defined than her styled hair... Honestly, her natural hair look better.

@@dwi5582 it’s intentional. If someone wanted a more defined style, you wouldn’t alternate the directions in small sections, which is what breaks up the style into a bouncy, cute bedhead style.

She didn’t say it was faster or less work she is just trying to show us her own method.

But its probably cheaper

Before using the straighner?

Whay mousse do u use?

@@mdk2901 yup!

@@labae8728 either not your mother’s or sheamoisture

@@preacher2096 thank you! Wet or dry hair? Sorry about all the questions, but im really ready to do this on my fine hair😄🥰

it looks like the brand is T3 , not sure which one though

My guess would be the T3 lucea 1.5”

straightener has types 😲😰

my hair is so straight that styling it with a straightener never works... it just doesn't react to heat and stays as it is :/

Not me reading this comment and instantly thinking you were talking about my fave TV show 😂