how to clean these hair and is it really works on thin hair tooo
1995580
Wash it in the sink with any kind of shampoo and let it air dry and yes it works on thin hair. The hair is kind of thin itself but it's really nice.
478086
I have extremely fine, wavy (frizzy) and thin hair. That's why I use a cleansing condition and NO shampoos. I've learnt how to use them properly through trial and error. First, you need a larger amount than you'd use with regular shampoo or even conditioner. I have a bobbed hairstyle and use at least 8 pumps on well-wetted hair. I smoosh it all in at the beginning of my shower, then proceed to wash face (with a Clarisonic brush, so that's like 2 minutes), then I add a tiny amount of water to make it more milky than conditioner-y and do gentle rubbing on my scalp. This is because the product is breaking up styling products and sebum while it was sitting there. When you add a little water and move it around, you're helping to distribute product but also to move away buildup). Then, I leave it on still and wash/ shave body, brush nails, etc. My LAST step is rinsing it completely. It requires more rinse time. If you feel like it's still sort of in there, you didn't use enough. Start over but you won't need as much or as long. I almost never need the secondary go at it but I've been using cleansing conditioners for about 4 years. The only time shampoo is used on my hair is at the salon and I cringe the whole time.
367344
I have thin hair and it worked pretty nicely for me! It smells so good but goes by so fast :(
1415321
I have thin oily hair and it works great, my daughter has biracial dry hair and she prefers the pantein version of this product, hope that helps.... but they both smell great
507803
You pump about 15 pumps onto your hair then massage it in and style as usual. I put the solution in the palm of my hand then massage in works better for me that way. Also my hair is short and thin and I only use about ten pumps. I love this product first one that did not weigh my hair down.
938155
Jamie, I don't have thick hair but I do have fine thin frizzy hair and it works magic. Good Luck.
2003099
Debbie: I have very long hair that is thin, but allot of it. These rollers work for me. Hope this helps.
559035
I use the shampoo first,then the conditioner. The Conditioner needs to be left on minimal at least a minute. I leave it on for longer because it makes my scalp Tingly. (I like how it feels on my scalp). Then I towel dry my hair and apply this product which is like a mousse to the areas where I'm thinning. I just use 1 sqrt and massage it into my scalp. It usually sells as a three step treatment but I ran out of the activator(mousse)because I was applying it to my whole head instead of just the areas where I was thinning. I dont think it's quite as effective if you just use it all by itself. I believe the shampoo cleans and the conditioner stimulates and the activator activates. Well, that's what the bottles say. Hope this helps.
569686
I cannot answer that because I do not have fine thin hair. Having said that, I love the hair dryer. It is the second one that I have had. My hair dresser loves it, too. She recommended it to me.
453885
I also have fine thin hair. What it would give you is volume. After washing your hair use a volume conditioner. Then. Dry, then use the flat iron to make slight curls.
1187951
It works good on thin hair.I know because my hair is also thin.I don't know about frizzy hair though sorry.
1246371
I have used them on thin hair & they stay longer & more securely than the colored ones or the more expensive ones. They are great on thin, salt & pepper or gray hair cause they're not as visible also. Hope this helps.
1112021
No as far as I know. You could call the company or write them and see if they have a product that could help you but the ones I use are only for thinning hair.
1600101
my older daughter and I have very thick hair and it works well... my younger daughter has thin hair and it works well on her too. I just use a smaller amount otherwise it appears greasy even though it's not. we all love it!
1574868
I have thin hair and it doesnt weigh my hair down at all. Just make sure you use the conditioner on your ends (ear level down) and you'll be fine. The products do make my hair feel lighter and bouncier as far as volume goes. Good luck.
1483212
We could recomend this item. As I am not hair specialist and I do not know how your hair is thin. Therefore, we could not reply it with only your comment. We can only inform you that this item is very popular for Japanese thin hair girls.
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What I find works best is to make sure your hair is really, really wet when you apply. I have chin length hair and I use 3-4 pumps and really work it into my scalp. Try to massage your scalp like they do in the salon then comb it through. I put it in a clip and rinse with cold water at the end of my shower. (I wash my hair first) Make sure you rinse it really well to avoid grease hair. It also takes your hair about a week to get used to not using shampoo. After that you should be good to go. My #1 tip is rinse with cold water. Hot water opens the cuticle layer of your hair so the product stays even if you rinse really well. When you rinse in cold it closes the cuticle and adds shine What I find works best is to make sure your hair is really, really wet when you apply. I have chin length hair and I use 3-4 pumps and really work it into my scalp. Try to massage your scalp like they do in the salon then comb it through. I put it in a clip and rinse with cold water at the end of my shower. (I wash my hair first) Make sure you rinse it really well to avoid grease hair. It also takes your hair about a week to get used to not using shampoo. After that you should be good to go. My #1 tip is rinse with cold water. Hot water opens the cuticle layer of your hair so the product... » Read More What I find works best is to make sure your hair is really, really wet when you apply. I have chin length hair and I use 3-4 pumps and really work it into my scalp. Try to massage your scalp like they do in the salon then comb it through. I put it in a clip and rinse with cold water at the end of my shower. (I wash my hair first) Make sure you rinse it really well to avoid grease hair. It also takes your hair about a week to get used to not using shampoo. After that you should be good to go. My #1 tip is rinse with cold water. Hot water opens the cuticle layer of your hair so the product stays even if you rinse really well. When you rinse in cold it closes the cuticle and adds shine « Show Less