you can go to the hairdressers and ask them to 'thin' it meaning a lot of the weight is taken off
the answer is because your protein in your hair is different. With thick hair you have more protein, with thin hair you have less protein that is also the reason for straight hair and curly hair.
Go to a hair salon and ask them to thin out your hair.
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For my hair, it's about 6 inches shorter. But, I have very thick hair. Those with thinner hair, it will be less. Hope this helps.
It thins it out some, makes it a bit more tame and less thick. When done properly, it can look really good.
The hair dryer was invented in France in the late 19th century. It was originally designed as a large, heavy and less practical machine compared to modern hair dryers.
well by not adding high-lights or getting hair extensions going for a regular trim start with short hair so there is less to deal with then gradually build up to getting long hair. or go for hair loss treatment?
While it is possible for red hair to become less common in the future due to genetic factors and intermixing of populations, it is unlikely to completely disappear.
The bog will become less productive.
less heat, styling the hair in opposite direction creates volume, far as the follicles, its based on geneticts and the thing you eat. Foods with high protein help.
it depends on the texture of your hair and the thickness, lets say you have really thick hair i would use a hair dryer most of the way and let the rest air dry (To have less frizziness) and if you had really thin hair i would just let it air dry
Yes. Hard water can leave mineral deposits on the hair strands, and over time this may make the hair feel dry, rough, or less manageable. What you may notice: The hair may lose some softness, become harder to style, or feel heavy even after washing. What helps: Use suitable hair-system products, condition regularly, and get the system professionally cleaned when buildup becomes noticeable.