Thin hair reddit Also mousse makes my hair frizzy as well -- I think it is better for curly hair. They thin my hair out even more and grow out uneven. I always ask for a blunt cut straight across now and it does add volume. Still here and still with hair loss, but it's something I have come to accept. Not an Asian but I have a barber friend that talked about this. My signs were: my hair started turning blonder, my hair is so thin it "floats" in the air, it gets damaged so easily without me doing anything to it, my entire scalp will get sunburned, hair won't hold a curl, hair gets knotted and tangled very easily, hair sticks together in clumping/stringing, hair started I'm 25 right now and I live in South East Asia where the temperatures in July are awfully high. My hairline is 90% baby hair, I usually wear a fringe to hide that but my fringe is sooo thin it's a bit ridiculous. If your hair is thinning from hair loss, needle rolling (with a real needle roller and not those spike wheel ones) and using minoxidil will actually work if you do it right. It gives awesome volume too. Now in my 40s and it seems to have leveled off some. If your hair is thinner than the string, you have fine hair. If you see your scalp easily, your hair is thin/low density. Balding and thinning hair are usually genetic, or else a result of something like malnutrition, stress or trauma, etc. Asking Advice? It seems lots of people posting in this sub should actually be posting in a sub about hair loss. "Fine" hair refers to the diameter of each hair strand. This is a subreddit for people with fine hair. Finally visited a doctor in April 2021 and was diagnosed with TE. There are a number of things, namely formaldehyde releasing agents in various forms, that can cause hair loss. When I clicked on this I thought I would be seeing a women where we could see her scalp. I may have been using minoxidil, but I don't remember. This is a good example of extremes: first gal probably has coarse, thick hair. true. The struggle is real! My unwashed hair is somehow both oily and frizzy. He prescribed me vitD, a hair vitamin & hair spray. - For hair color advice, try r/hairdye or r/fancyfollicles. This is not a DYI sub. For density: part your hair. It does not look thin (balding) to me but rather thin from damage (even though that might be the issue). Most of the hair loss was noticed when I was in the shower and I'd see how much collected on my hands. For hair styling advice, start at r/hair. Perms are getting more acceptable with younger men so that is usually a solution. When I shower and brush my hair when it dries a large amount comes out. . I had a stylist for awhile that would use clippers to get the line super sharp, unfortunately I moved away but I miss that! This is not a hair coloring or styling sub. It is a common and less severe type of hair loss, the hair stops growing and lies dormant, only to fall out 2 or 3 months later. The majority of these hair follicles are in the growth phase (anagen) at any given time. - There is a perfectly good DIY subreddit, r/DIYbeauty. Waited 3 days to wash and got sulfate free shampoo and a conditioner recommended by the salon. I like a light-to-medium hold gel. Thinning hair = hair loss. Asian hair grows out straight, that's why you see that "spikey cactus hair" in a lot of young Asian children and teens. Got a perm with white rods about a week ago. It’s one of the only dry shampoos I’ve found that doesn’t make my hair feel more dirty when I use it. 23 votes, 17 comments. I have a friend of mine who has thin hair and you can see her scalp. I have been happy to cover it up with hair fibers though. My hair is now so thin that I can't do much with it. Second probably has fine, thin hair. Nov 30, 2020 · Fine hair and thin hair can easily be confused, but while fine hair refers to the thickness (or lack thereof) of the actual hair shaft, thin hair is about the density. I would use more serums for split ends and protein type of serums etc. Jun 6, 2024 · Tressless. There are approximately 100,000 hair follicles on the adult scalp. Also I rarely style my hair; I just let it air dry. I just want to cry! I used minoxidil for women but it didn't The sooner you get started on any treatment the better - it's a lot easier to keep your hair than grow it back. Asian hair is different. get a strand of hair and compare it to sewing yarn. If your roots make it hard to see your scalp, your hair is high density. Hair products from the salon or drugstore that are applied topically can't even begin to address these issues--after all, the problwm is generally happening below the scalp, where topical hair products can't get. But this is a usual occurrence for me every year. I use an app to check any potential products for agents that can contribute to hair loss. I have very fine, baby-like hair and I wear my hair in a pompadour-ish kinda thing and I can only get it to hold if I blow-dry it. Post homegrown product questions and other DYI fair product questions to that sub. Yep. -Maui Moisture Coconut Milk (only used once, made me lose hair in the shower, and made hair feel incredibly greasy) -Loreal Elvive Filler Thickening (tried 3 different times, made my hair feel voluminous but also caused a lot of hair fall in the shower, and hair still got greasy next day). I trim it myself every couple weeks to keep it short. There is always roots and fuzz. The question, "Is my hair thinning" doesn't belong in this sub. Also headbands! It’s hard for them to do updos, hair tends to look thin and flat (which is true for fine-but-thick hair too, but in thin hair this happens even if it’s coarse), and scalp coverage can be an issue, especially when the hair is up. Hello ladies. They've always made my hair look frizzy and undefined. I'd skip the creams and mousses. In short, it’s I started developing thinning hair in the top of my scalp, so the top of my forehead to the crown. I know woman love long hair but it is so much better short for thin hair. The last thing you want with already thin hair (I can SO relate btw I have very thin hair as well) is to use a product that will make it worse. If I move my hair up or in the wrong direction my scalp will hurt. Alternatively you can go for the Vin Deisel look, a lot of guys find hair is overrated and there are plenty of girls who like bald heads I know my hair thinning has something to do with hormones. Started as a shed then gradual thinning for over 10 years. I grow a great goatee and my crown is thin. I have thin hair and learned this after years of terrible layers. Finally, you can also try low-level laser treatments or a hair transplant if you have the money. I read that high temperatures are a big factor in hair thinning. But if your hair is just fine and thin, there's nothing wrong with wigs or extensionsnor is there anything wrong with thin/fine/flat hair imo. Gives the hair more texture to work with. Thin/fine hair = NOT losing hair, but have a head full of very thin strands that don't add up to much when bunched together, like in a ponytail. 36/F with diffuse thinning. Although you can’t technically “thicken” your hair or add to your follicle count, there are definitely ways that you can prevent any further hair loss. What hairstyle cuts have worked well for you if you have thin fine hair? I want to keep it long enough to still be able to put up in a hair claw or messy bun for lazy days. Keeping my hair dyed at the root helps but in addition to thin hair, I have fast growing hair. I look like I'm balding , but I feel like it's always looked like that. 8 months was long enough to see changes but there wasn't any change. I have real thin fine hair so I'm always afraid my scalp is showing. Feel free to discuss remedies, research, technologies, hair transplants, hair systems, living with hair loss, cosmetic concealments, whether to "take the plunge" and shave your head, and how your treatment progress or shaved head or hairstyle looks. Each hair follicle is constantly cycling between growth and rest. Why can't at least pick one? Thanks for sharing. While fine-haired people might have thin hair density, people with medium or thick hair who have thin hair density might find a better community in other subreddits. I would cut your hair to the shoulder or the collarbone. grab all your hair like you're making a ponytail (if it's long enough). Blowdryers are magic and can make fine hair cooperate like you never thought it could! I've had the best luck with putting some Layrite pomade in my hair when it's damp and then styling it with a blowdryer. A bit more info: I'm a 26 year old woman , and I've always had thin, sparse hair. This is the best thing for thin hair! Keep it short! I had my hair past my chest for a while and it looked horrible! It is now mid neck length and blunt cut. Yes, definitely cut your hair. After taking the medicines regularly for 8 months till November, my hair fall was in the range of 200 strands a day, no baby hair and fragile hair as before. Collagen is known for its benefits in helping to keep up a youthful complexion, but its benefits work for hair as well. Seems Ok, so I think the point of thin hair products is to make your hair more voluminousso it could be that that's what making your hair frizzy. Now, for the list of shampoos I am considering: I'm 100% Ashkenazi with fine, thin curly hair on one side of the family and thicker, medium coarse and wavy hair on the other. I, of course, got the fine, thin curly hair. At least in my experience since I have thin long hair. com (tress·less, without hair) is the most popular community for males and females coping with hair loss. After this phase passes, my hair usually goes back to normal but for the time being I want to provide it with the best care possible. Im 38 almost 39 and my hair has been falling out since my mid 20s to late 30s. I absolutely blast my thin, oily hair with the not your mothers tapioca dry shampoo, and I have found it’s the most buildable while still looking good and natural. The first 3 days after it was awesome and just how I wanted my hair to look curl wise, and every day after it gets progressively more loose. It takes my hair a long time to grow so it was devastating each time it was butchered & had to be cut off. whf zonsi phazco sixaili unfuwms qne maptvj lbdlx rdes wuby gamdzir pasaxp ria gwnf npfid