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Hey everyone! I’m reaching out for some hair styling advice. After washing my thick hair, I’ve experimented with leave-in conditioners, serums, and masks, but frizz is still my enemy. I tried a blow-dry brush, but it left me with split ends, even with heat protectant. I’m considering a haircut to keep my length while adding some style, but my last stylist warned against layers due to my hair's heaviness. I'm feeling a bit lost, so any tips or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
| | Hi everyone, This is what my haircare looks like after hairwash. I have tried using leave in conditioners, serums, hair masks etc but my hair is too thick and it frizzes up easily. I tried using the blow dry brush from mane but i ended up gettig crazy split ends from using it. And yes I did use heat protectant. I want to get a haircut but I dont know what style of haircut would suit my hair. I want to keep my length but maybe make it more stylish? Last time i got layers but the stylist said it wont look that good since I have thick heavy hair. I am so confused. Please any advice would be appreciated! Thank you in advice. [link] [comments] |
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