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I have coarse hair, I’m in my mid 40’s, going grey, but my hair has ALWAYS been dry, coarse and frizzy. I was born this way. Taming it has been a struggle throughout my life. I’ve recently discovered that oil serums are a game changer. But would you ever consider making a dedicated video for us heavyweight champions??! My hair can use all of the love it can get. 😊

I have fine medium density hair. The thickness and density has never changed but over the years my hair went from stick straight to wavy. This after I spent years getting perms. 😂 The beauty of wavy hair is that I can easily alternate. I can go from completely straight to slightly wavy to very wavy without using hot tools. ☺️

As I am aging my hair is thin and sparse, frizzy with humidity and the bane of my existence. I wear a lot of hats. I believe that well groomed hair and makeup are the key to looking polished. Unfortunately my hair is most always a thin, limp, mess.

🤣"Laughs in the face of volume" - yep, that's my hair! 👍🏻So aptly put! 😃

Wow! I learned so much! I have fine hair with medium almost thick density meaning 3.5 in. Which is HUGE after I lost half of it after Covid. It used to be mega thick! Now I know it’s finally coming back 3 yrs post. Time for layers baby! Thank you!!

I have medium, medium density, medium porosity hair. There is another characteristic of hair that has not been given a name and isnt talked about much but also plays an important role. Silkiness/smoothness vs roughness/textured (different than the texture of waves, curls and coils). When you run your fingers down the strand, apart from feeling the cuticle, it either fools smooth like silk, or slightly rough or gritty. European hair types tend to be more silky, African hair types are more textured, while Asian hair types can have silkiness or texture. In Asia this was the motivation for the development of thermal reconditioning - to smooth that texture out of the hair even for straight hair types. When African hair is blow dried and flat ironed straight it still has some texture to it, whereas European hair becomes very smooth when flat ironed. With thousands of years of evolution and ethnic mixing you can now find these both in all the continental varieties. I have silky hair and I am always envious of the textured (not curls waves or coils) type hairs because they have increased volume that doesn't flatten like silky hair and can break more easily. I have curly hair but it always wants to flatten at my roots. Everything has its pros and cons LOL, the grass is always greener, and as you have just showed us, we can work with them all by using the right products, styling techniques, and hair cuts and styles.

Thank you for organizing products by hair type and density! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Brilliant systematization, dear Summer! Thank you so much for your great work. In addition to your skills, beauty and charm, you are very artistic! Finally I've clearly identified my hair: it’s sick and wavy with low density, much lighter in the front and in the upper back. Could you be so kind to make a tutorial for those of us, who has flat or/and sloped occiput? Acsually I have two tops of the head and two occiputs I’ve mensioned above.

My hair has always been stupid fine but, now that I’m 55, it’s starting to develop a bit of texture that I have no idea how to work with! The products I used to love (Small Talk, for example), don’t seem to a darn thing for me anymore and, without higher heat, tools do sweet freak all to my hair! 😩🤬

I must be a unicorn. I have fine strands that are wavy/curly. I used to have high density. Now as I age I have medium density. (Thinner on top & front) My hair type is a challenge since most textured hair is apparently thick. I need smoothing & frizz protection but I do have fragile fine hair. Lately I've been rocking a bob similar to Summer's current bob.

Great video as always Summer! Always brings a smile to my face seeing you and Brutus. Definitely going to check out your product guide as I'm at a loss lately I feel i have difficult hair as it is fine,wavy, and thinning 😢 I always had fine hair but lots of it . I also feel it's on the drier side even though it's fine🤷‍♀️

I just wanted to thank you for your amazing videos. They are packed full of information and delivered with such humor. I have definitely learned a lot from you. A video for those of us dealing with alopecia would be much appreciated. Thank you!

I just love all your videos! You're my hair hero!!

Always love your videos!!! Y’all did a fantastic job on this one! ❤

Love, love, love your videos. 2 days ago i discovered your channel. What a luck!!! Thank you for all info and fun videos!

Thank you, Summer! 😃

Fine and thin. Sigh. Thank you for recommending products! I will check them out!

Hi Summer. Thank you for providing so much useful information in a very watchable and enjoyable manner!

That's a great explainer and very entertaining! The shopping guide is genius! Thank you!

I love your channel! You are informative and funny🤓🤣 the best kind that I learn from🤩 Newly subscribed and loving watching your videos❣️ I was born natural blonde, had blonde til age 5-6 yrs then the mousy brown or dirty blonde as we called it….started highlighting late teens ….continue to highlight as I am now 62…the gray is coming!! My hair is naturally curly…dries in corkscrew curls flat on top…I am home most of the time and wear messy bun 90% of the time because I am always hot and can’t stand hair in my face!! Lengthwise I keep around collarbone length so I can get it up and off my face. I have noticed my ponytail thinner and feel like I can see more strands on my head than I used to. I’m wondering if wearing it up is a bad thing? I’ve been told I have fine hair but a lot of it (in all the in between years) it can get frizzy fast if I comb curls…my hair is dry never oily and rarely feels dirty because I don’t put product in my hair daily…grows fast..like 3/4” a month. Should I be putting product in my hair if not going out, not heat styling it? Thank you for sharing all you do🫶🏻🤩😊

My hair is the T Zone of the face. Young years were medium to slight course. The with children & hair color it went fine, fine fine. Now going white/silver black the T zone has hit! White is fine/medium the rest is medium to course. And oh my the nape area’s kinky curl is hilarious. A bun is my day 3+ go to so PLEASE a cute quick bun variety video would be so appreciated 🥰 Just love your videos

Thank you for the great explanation. I now know I have fine medium dense hair. 17 months after chemo my hair was finally long enough for my first full cut. My goal is to have a shoulder length bob. I still have a way to go in the bang growth. 😊

Don't forget hormones, and Nature's highlighting (gray to white hairs)

Great explanations. I always mixed up "fine hair" with "low density". Looks like I actually have medium hair but low density--thanks to post menopause. Sigh.

I have Fine curly hair which is the most annoying 🙄 it’s always been hugely dense though mostly up until I had my daughter.

Love your videos! So creative with so many laughs. Thanks also for including Brutus . . . he's so much fun to watch! Thank you so much for the "Fine Hair With Low Density" product options. It's very helpful to know which products best suit my hair type. What are your thoughts about "hair masks"? My mids and ends tend to get very dry and I have read that a good hair mask may help, especially after coloring. Is there one you would recommend that doesn't weigh down fine hair w/ low density, or do you feel that any of the conditioners listed in your Amazon Store for my hair type will take the place of a mask?

I have medium and fine hair. I have uneven hair texture. Super early menopause. It used to be very thin my whole life. Then, for about six years it started getting super high density. Now, it’s falling out but the strands are all different sizes. It’s weird. I lost half of my hair in the past year.

Great comparisons and tips for each hair type. I’ve had coarse hair my entire life, but it’s become more dry, frizzy and thinner by the crown with age, as well as having my thyroid removed 10 yrs ago. Do you think having a keratin treatment a few yrs ago at the salon could have caused some breakage and more dryness to my hair? I really enjoyed this video, Summer 😊

Can you recommend a DHT blocking shampoo?

Summer thanks again for the great info. I have a cut similar to yours and i have fine low density hair. My struggle is keeping the hair out of my face and in place. Is this the cut or what? If i spray it, it just drops into my face as a bunch. Please help

Summer, I was looking in your videos for the best hair brushes (not hot tools) to use for fine hair and can’t find it. Have you done one or did I dream you did lol?

Hi Summer, I also have seen a lot of video's lately talking about hair porosity. How does that play into all of this? Do you think we have to keep our porosity type in mind as well?

I have thick coarse wavy and curly hair it very dry what would be a good shampoo and conditioner

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Aren’t you talking about hair porosity?