which one is best for fine hair
2032718
I have fine hair and have used all the cleansing conditioner scents, they are all same. If you want a lathering sudsy shampoo this isn't for you. But if you want a great cleansing conditioner that cleans your hair and makes it healthier and fuller looking this is the product for you. It only takes about 5 pumps on my long hair . I love it !
555266
I don't know about fine hair, but I bought this for my sister for Christmas, and it lasted not quite a year.
1722414
I also have long, fine hair. I find this product works well for what it says and in its price point. This product alone won't make your hair shiny and healthy. You also need to mask and take it easy on the hot tools, but I think this will help. I liked his one better than the Pantene version on my hair. Since my hair is fine, I use one pump, rub it between my hands and distribute it on the ends of my hair mostly. Because my hair is so fine, I really do not want to use a lot of product which would weigh it down. This formula is lightweight.
744058
I am a hairstylist and if I were you I would not but the straight boar bristle brush but buy the Mason Pearson that had half plastic bristles and half boar. I use that one on my clients with fine hair and you get the same beautiful shiny effect of the Mason Pearson without ripping and tearing the hair. Straight boar is too aggressive. Hope that helps!
1084558
Works great on fine hair, my hair is not frizzy. It is the only thing I have found that gives my hair volume and makes it easy to style. If used as directed, you can style your hair with your fingers. Love this product
1305455
Hi,I think the blow dryer might be little too strong for fine hair! This blow dryer gets very hot and it may cause breakage to someone with fine hair so I would not recommend this particular one to someone with fine hair. I think this blow dryer is best used for someone with medium to thick hair textures!
1827945
I have both fine and color treated hair and it works great! Does not weigh it down at all. Makes it fuller and more manageable!
1660727
One is for volume (esp if you have fine,limp hair) and the other is for extra moisture/ cconditioning (thick hair, or overprocessed hair)
47193
I have only had the blow dryer for awhile. I also have fine hair, I think what I am learning is that those of us with fine hair need a good styling product. I just purchased Enjoy. I will be using that and hair dryer today. I am hoping for good results. I do like the hair dryer.
1598284
Either this one or a standard furminator I would think. These are not terribly expensive so you might try this first and then consider the standard if you need a finer comb.
1088243
it's good. i have fine hair. but i refer another one it doesn't stay straight and the water thing is a hassle
1135300
I agree with L. Cleveland's response. I've used both and I like the DevaCare for my colored hair.
1131699
Yes his product is great for fine hair. My hair is also fine from perming my hair over the years and the Macadamia Natural Oil Deep Repair Masque works extremely well.
639496
It would help a lot....but if you add the It's a 10 mousse too...then you would be in business.I use them both. I have very fine and thinning hair and to fluff it up and to get it to hold the style, I use both after I shampoo my hair and then I blow dry it. Love the look and it will last a couple of days before I need to shampoo again.
575546
This product is for frizzy hair It would probably be okay if you used a tiny amount but I would look for a product especially for fine hair
1600100
You might try something that has a pump or aerosal used very sparingly at first. Paul Mitchell has one. I think it's called "Shine". I wouldn't use this on fine and/or thin hair. It's pretty heavy
1620322
This one is lighter, looks more natural. Holds the hair but it does not make it stiff.