r/finethinhair

The chop really helps

The chop really helps

I've tried to get my hair healthy and long. I take supplements, use quite expensive hair products, blow dry only now and then, try not to brush it wet, you name it. But so far the best thing is to chop it. I try to accept that I'll never have long hair again, it just makes more sense to keep it shorter.

u/Sharp-Measurement565 — 8 days ago

Fine, thin, greasy girlies, this routine is for you

I have spent years searching for the right products for my 1c/2b hair, and I have finally perfected a routine. My hair air drys to a weird “straight on top but wavyish on the under layers” look. I also get greasy within a day so I usually blow dry to help with that. With these products, I’m able to wash every other day. I’ve found this routine and these products to make my thin fine hair more tolerable:

1st wash - Nizoral shampoo
2nd wash - being big volume shampoo
Condition (I use a bunch of different ones)
After towel drying, spray with k18 heat protectant
Then go in with the color wow dream cocktail thickening treatment (holy grail product, the main ingredient in this routine)
Spray roots with color wow raise the root spray and k18 dry shampoo to help last longer between washes
Blow dry and finish with a couple drops of k18 hair oil, leave as is or style

The second photo is my hair blow-dried with product and the third photo is blow-dried without products. It makes such a difference especially for my little cow lick/thinning spot on my crown.

Hopefully this routine helps someone the way it’s helped me 💕

u/Suspicious_Yak4406 — 9 days ago

Rant: struggling to feel secure in my hair

I, 20F have had thin and fine hair my whole life, and have noticeably be dealing with thin hair for the last few years. I struggle to feel confident in my hair , it has never been able to grow past my collarbones and is such a thin scraggle that my curls are see-through and boneless. I am so envious of girls my age with thigh long hair, and it makes me feel so insecure. Just want to rant as I saw this photo of my ponytail and went spiraling. So grateful for this community any words of advice or support is appreciated

u/RemoteAd6035 — 8 days ago

I Have fine silky hair (male) it looks good on outside but the problem is it lays flat down, can't get that volume in my hair (HELP)

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I used this and its 10/10 for smooth hydrated hair BUT this gets my hair flat down. What should I do to get that volume in my hair like any specific product or smth plz help.

I have like 4 inch fine hair, is there any shampoo which i can use every 2 days cause my scalp gets oily fast too. Like a shampoo which i can use every 2 days and volumizing too.

u/Beginning_Ad_6323 — 8 days ago

Dove Derma Scalp

I bought dove derma scalp - density boost and have noticed my hair looking fuller (I've used it about 2 weeks). I also think my hair is less oily. Has anyone else tried it?

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u/blueyogaflowers — 8 days ago