Thread: Beauty Tips for Fine Hair

1. Fine, straight hair usually contains too much moisture. This is why the hair lays flat and limp. It is important to keep the hair clean and dry.

2. If your hair is fine and not chemically treated, get your stylist to recommend a good shampoo for fine hair and forgo the conditioner. Once a week protein treatments work wonders. Redken has two protein treatments, P.P.T. or CAT, that work great.

3. If your hair is fine and chemically treated, permed or coloured, use a shampoo for fine hair and a conditioner that will work on the inside of
the hair. Use the conditioner more on the lengths of the hair and try to keep it away from the scalp. If the roots are free of conditioner, the hair will be fluffier.

4. To style fine hair, first blow-dry the hair trying to get more volume at the roots. Use a light styling lotion to create volume without weighing the hair down.

5. For a fancier, fuller look, use Velcro rollers on pre-dried hair and a light hair spray and apply heat. Hot rollers are excellent also. Aerosol hair sprays work best on fine hair because they don't weigh the hair down.

6. A good haircut to remove split ends is highly recommended. Ask your stylist to recommend a haircut that will compliment your fine hair and suit your features.

7. Very long hair is usually not recommended for fine, thin hair. If you must wear it long, keep the ends blunt and use a protein treatment once a week. A colour or perm usually adds body to fine, limp hair

Good Product Choices

Shampoo:

Joico - Lavei
Focus 21 - Seaplasma Shampoo or Jojoba Shampoo
A-G - Shampoo #1
Paul Mitchell - Shampoo #1
Treatments:

Redken - P.P.T. or Cat
Conditioners:

A-G - Stimulating Balm
Focus 21 - Hair Booster Plus

thank for your sharing nice Beauty Tips for Fine Hair .....
some more hair care tips..
1. Quick Hair Care Conditioner

Mix 1 egg, 2 tbps castor oil, 1 tsp vinegar and 1 tsp glycerin. punch until foamy and massage lightly into your scalp. Wrap your head in a hot towel, spray, then wash off. This conditioner makes hair thicker, sparkly, soft and controllable.
2. Honey Conditioner:

Beat 1-2 eggs (depending on the length of the hair), 1 tsp honey and 2 tsp olive oil. Massage quietly into the scalp. Steam, and shampoo following an hour.
3. Alcohol Conditioner:

Beat 1-2 eggs with 2 tsp brandy. Massage into your scalp. Leave for 10-15 mins. clean well. The egg nourishes your hair and brandy stimulates hair expansion.
4. Egg Conditioner:

hit an egg and massage it into freshly washed hair. After five minutes, rinse it out with chilly water. Do not use warm water or you will have scrambled egg in your hair. Then you'll use up all morning washing it out.
5. Mayonnaise is excellent for conditioning hair.

Massage it through, and if possible keep it in overnight (put your hair in a plastic bag or something, to avoid getting mayonnaise all over the pillows). Again, rinse out charily in cool water. If you use warm, the mayonnaise will set in your hair and will be very difficult to excuse.
6. Amla ask:

2 eggs1-2 teaspoon amla4-5 spoon mayonnaises 2 tsp honey ritha n shikakai powder according to ur choice (1-2 tsp). Mix apply in hair and rinse off after 30-45 minutes. *For some people it can make their hair more black in colour.
7. 10 tsp multanni mitti (fullers earth)

1 egg 1 spoon lemon juice 2 spoons of amla+ritha+shikakai powder 1/2 cup beer Apply for 40-45 minutes. Wash with shampoo and then again with your normal conditioner. *This recipe is very good for coloured hair.
8. Conditioner for dry Hair:

hit 2 egg yolks and about 1/2 cup olive oil together until creamy , and apply to your hair.(increase the no. of egg yolks if hair are long. this is for medium length). Keep it on for half n hr or till hair fill stiff.Rinse with cold water n then shampoo condition as usual. Lovely smooth results.
9. Ingredients: one beaten whole egg in one bowl, and two tablespoons of mayonnaise in another bowl.

(Don't do this in the shower-it'll make you smell like a salad unless you want to wash after. That's why you do it in a sink!) Hanging your head in the sink, wet your hair and gently massage the whole compressed egg through your hair, taking extra mind with your scalp. Let the egg sit for about a minute, then rise throughly with water. Massage in the mayonnaise in the same way, but paying attention to the tips of the hair, and let sit for about 2-3 minutes. Rinse with warm water and then shampoo with your normal shampoo. Don't condition after. PS. This treatment works very well with people with oily scalp/hair or people that are trying to grow their hair out from a very SHORT do(gives the growing hair a clean environment to grow faster and healthier!)
10. 1 egg yolk+ 2 tablespoon yogurt(beat it) + 2 tablespoon olive oil

Apply this to your hair for about an hour n than wash off n shampoo your hair. It will give a very healthy look to your hair n give volume . 11:Conditioner for straightening your curly/wavy hair: 1 peach + 2 spoons of mayonnaise + pinch of Saffron + 2-3 drops of olive oil or castor oil . Blend well in a blender. Apply on your hair roots for 45 minutes. you will get bounce in your hair , fluffiness, luster, shine etc. Your hair is a vital beauty asset, requiring constant loving care. And with a little nurturing, lush, glossy hair will be yours.

1. Fine hair wants to be treated cautiously, so wash only lukewarm and finally a little cooler than normal, rinse, it revitalizes the scalp and the hair gets in the neck and stand more strength.
2. Combine the shampoo with a scalp massage.The mechanical stimulation stimulates the microcirculation, so that the scalp is better supplied with blood and optimally supplied with nutrients from the hair care products. Thus, the hair is gaining vitality and growing healthier and thicker.
3. The most gentle is the only hair to air dry.Who not stand the feeling of wet hair can be, at least cautiously go to the thing: you rub the hair after washing, at least not dry with the towel, but pressing it out cautiously and blow-dry it slowly only lukewarm temperature (semi) dry
5. Volume shampoos for fine hair and shampoos clean the hair gently, freeing it of excess fat and provide it with the same care ingredients.

I am currently doing a campaign for The OWNNetwork (oprah's new network) and am product testing Shielo Volume Shampoo and the Shielo Volume Conditioner among some of their other products. I have been more frequently buying Shielo lately in my rotation of products I regularly use!

I have super limp hair and its pretty oily, too. The citrus formula strip all the heavy oil without completely stripping my hair from my scalp and leaves it shiny, clean, and guess what, fuller! I often loose lustre in my hair when heat styling, coloring, and putting tons of crazy products in my hair to get it to do what I want it to do. Shielo erases some of this damage and removes the last application of all those crazy styling products to leave a clean, shiny head without residue or buildup. I think I have found a new Shampoo, ladies and gentlemen, and I don't often say that, because I have a really difficult time selecting a shampoo that balances my hair type and all the nutty things I do to my poor head!