I have thin, fine, wavy frizzy hair, and want to define the curls, reduce friz and not weigh down?
595907
I have fine wavy hair that I have now permed to make waves more uniform. I used just a small about of this and it weighed my hair down and made the waves fall flat. Plus my hair looked dirty. I returned it.
595908
I'd say that it would work! Just don't use more than a quarter size amount of it and make sure you get it even throughout your hair. If it weighs it down, use less. You may have to experiment with how much, but I can't imagine that it wouldn't work for you!
595909
My hair is fine and frizzy also and have found using a small amount, about the size of a nickel, works for me. I suggest you experiment with the amount you use to see what works best for you. that is what I did. Hope this is helpful. (my hair is short, just a little below the ears.)
492194
You should use regular strength and if is very light you hair go for the mild one
114407
I don't know what kind of hair that you have but mine is combination hair. Coarse, thick and thin, curly wavy and straight. Very dry as well. Yes I used both. My hair sucks this up and becomes springy. Remember my hair is dry. If you have regular or straight hair or permed hair I would suggest not to use alot. I like it because my hair loves moisture and curls because of it. Some people, it will make your hair heavy and straight.
319130
The wheel on the side allows you to set the temp at settings 1-50. There's a chart included and it shows- Settings 1-10 (240-275 degrees F) for fragile, very fine hair.Settings 11-20 (276-310 degrees F) for thin, easy to curl hair. Settings 21-30 (311-355 degrees F) for Normal textured hair. Settings 31-40 (356-400 degrees F) for Wavy or curly hair. and 41-50 (401-450 degrees F) for coarse, very thick hair. Hope that helps!
203437
No, it doesn't weigh hair down. It removes frizz, most of the curl although my hair still has a bend in it. But my hair isn't really curly just very frizzy. No volume lost after using. Just shiny, frizz free, conditioned hair.
1856271
Since your hair is short, the product will work better...I am guessing, since for longer hair this product will just weigh the hair down because the texture of it is slimey and heaver. I'd recommend another product for hair texture like a shaping cream by the tea tree brand. I use that right now (also have short hair) and it works great...the texture of it isn't liquidy like this product so it doesn't weigh the hair down. Or check out a hair taffy of some sort....You can always try this product yourself and see how it works for you; everyone has there own likes and dislikes. But I recommend a hair product like I mentioned above because the texture isn't this thick liquidy stuff. Since your hair is short, the product will work better...I am guessing, since for longer hair this product will just weigh the hair down because the texture of it is slimey and heaver. I'd recommend another product for hair texture like a shaping cream by the tea tree brand. I use that right now (also have short hair) and it works great...the texture of it isn't liquidy like this product so it doesn't weigh the hair down. Or check out a hair taffy of some sort....You can always try this product yourself and see how it works for you; everyone has there own likes and dislikes. But I recommend... » Read More Since your hair is short, the product will work better...I am guessing, since for longer hair this product will just weigh the hair down because the texture of it is slimey and heaver. I'd recommend another product for hair texture like a shaping cream by the tea tree brand. I use that right now (also have short hair) and it works great...the texture of it isn't liquidy like this product so it doesn't weigh the hair down. Or check out a hair taffy of some sort....You can always try this product yourself and see how it works for you; everyone has there own likes and dislikes. But I recommend a hair product like I mentioned above because the texture isn't this thick liquidy stuff. « Show Less
1086785
I have thin, fine shoulder length hair and it works well for me, although I don't like a lot of curl, I usually just want the ends curved under. I do like it a lot and use it every day.
1760708
I agree with NS - build up and a greasy feel with either. I have dry fine wavy hair too and this stuff is too heavy for it.
566941
Personally, I think if you have fine hair, you might want to go with something a little bit thinner, like it's a 10! Serum, or something else that relies more on silicones than oils.
1827949
It dried my hair out but no, it didn't weigh it down. I have very fine, thin, color treated hair, too.
2083843
I would get a 1 inch curling iron. You will be able to get some curl and if you don't want it "curly" but wavy, you can shake it out and get loose waves.
1517347
It's not heavy at all; but you need to be sure you just use a little. My hair is very curly and I use about dime size worth of product.
304902
How short? I have hair just below my ears and I don't get much curl but that's what I want. My hair is not thin.
1663936
I wish I knew! Have always had thin, curly hair. But it's very mild, so I don't think it could be bad.
1751914
My hair is very fine and thin... I use a thickening gel on wet hair then blow dry (short and perky length) and use the hair spray, then pick it out... then spray again and pick again... it's awesome for giving volume and does not harm the health of your hair... if it's healthy to start, you're fine!!!
725643
I have wavy hair and I use this with other products but I don't know about curly , frizzy haie.
284376
Not having thin hair- not to sure. But it's a great product. My stylist uses on her customers. Should be ok, if you start off by using a small amount and determine what you need. And it smells great!!!