Hair Advice Hairstyle Advice Texture
Fine & Thin
Fine hair can difficult to manage and get looking thicker and full of body. However, there are things you can do to get the best out of your fine hair.
There are two different types of fine hair; fine hair which is also thin, and fine hair where there is lots of it.
Medium
Hair with a medium texture (not too fine, not too thick) can generally cope with most haircuts, and achieve volume and movement with ease.
Because this texture is easier to manage, why not go for a haircut which is more daring and creative.
Thick & Coarse
Thick and coarse hair can be notoriously hard to manage. If the hair is also frizzy then your styling regime will probably take longer than most. With the right hair products and tools the hair can be softened and flattened down to enable you to have the hair style you want without the effort.
Wavy
Having wavy hair can be sometimes troublesome as it can take effort to get the best out of your waves. Luckily for you though, waves can look absolutely beautiful if they have been styled well. Hair that has only a slight kink in, can be made to look a lot more wavy than you think.
Curly
Whether you want your curly hair enhanced with your hair cut, or wether you want the curls straightened out, there are hairstyles for both needs. As you are probably aware if you choose a hair cut which will require straightening your hair every day, the maintenance factor is quite high and the style may not look good unless you do straighten your hair regularly.
Very Straight
Very straight locks can be everyones idea of perfect hair, but for most who have naturally straight hair it can be troublesome to get any movement, volume and texture. Very straight hair is also usually very resistant to hair colours as the hairs cuticles are generally firmly packed tight.
