I don't honestly write tips, but because I know how crappy it is to have thinning hair (balding too), here is my routine to get past 2 days. 1. I shower with Every Man Jack Shampoo as it gives your hair a lot of volume. I use cold water for my head as cold water widens your hair stands, making your hair appear thicker. Trust me on that. 2. I towel dry my hair. 3. I use a volumizing mousse. Make sure to get it to the roots as you don't want the hair strands to be thicker just on top or your hair will weigh down. 4. I blow dry my hair with medium heat at full speed until my hair is almost dry, styling my hair along the way with the comb shown in this video. I then switch to cool temperature to "lock" my hairstyle. At this point, my hair is dry all the way. 6. I use a clay product, not paste or pomade, to style my hair. Clay really makes your hair appear thicker. It also provides your hair with need nutrients. I just use a dime size amount and rub it between my hands before rubbing it on my hair. My hair from top reaches to the bridge of my nose. If your hair is shorter, use less of the clay. You don't want to use any extra or your hair will weigh down. I personally don't like to rub a lot on the roots because I don't want the neighboring hair strands to glue to each other. 6. I blow dry my hair again with cold temperature to lock my hairstyle. 7. I use hair spray that is strong hold. I spray at the roots to secure them in their place but I always lightly spray on the top because again, I don't want the top to be heavy and have my hair weigh down. The root needs to be stronger than the top. 8. I try not to touch my hair all day long. Anyone that knows about hair spray know to not do that. If any of you use hair fibers to cover the bald spots like me, I use Toppik after step 6. I can easily go two days with my hair looking fuller and thicker. The hold remains great both days. I don't play with my hair because the oil in your hands can mess up your style and make your hair oily. I go to gym daily and even when I'm sweating, my hair is fine. I took a shower this morning, Monday, and I'll be repeating the steps above on Wednesday morning. Please like this comment so this can stay on top of the comments section. It may not help you much, but if anyone else that is devastated with their hair like me, this will help them out. Having a fuller looking hair gives you a lot of confidence so let's try and make sure other people can feel happy as well. Thank you.
Hey man thanks for the advice. I've been thinning on top and it's starting to get harder to cover up at the temples. I started finasteride 2 months ago though so I hope it helps in the long run. I have toppik as well and it helps but not quite enough to cover up the bald spots shooting up my temples well so I gotta rely on the hair I have on top to cover it nicely. Hopefully these products will help thicken along with the toppik until finasteride maybe grows some hair back
@@Deathkill06 how's the finestride? I don't use it because it's not good for testosterone and it may give you ED. Also, finasteride isn't cheap like the hair fibers. You should try Boldify fibers. I can compare it to Toppik, which is very expensive. Look it up on Amazon.
I have fine slightly thinning hair, the method I use is to apply volumising mousse before hair drying which helps thicken it a little then I use shockwaves clay which I like because it dries matte and then apply a small amount of hairspray if it’s windy out.. lol
Solid video. Thanks for posting. One note is that our hair cycles and sheds a little every day so there will always be some hair on the brush. You're only "ripping it out" if it hurts, so be gentle, but don't be concerned about hair on the brush if it is painless.
Thanks for the video man, I'm 34 and my hair started thinning a few months ago. I never bothered with hair care in my life, so when this started happening I was just going to shave it all off. I like the results you seem to be getting from the products you recommend. I can give it a few more months and see if I can learn to hold a hairdryer and brush my hair at the same time, if it works it works it works, if not then there is always plan B(ald).
Have to try this again, came across this video a while ago and worked wonders for my hair. However, ran out of the products and dog chewed my round brush so used a comb and other products as I forgot the ones you recommended and my hair has been pathetically lifeless since lol
Great video thank you. This will help me alot for my husband's hair. I only step in when he asks on our special event night outs. I have very long thin hair myself so I usually use my products on him. They work well but I need some kind of waxy goo exactly like your recommending here. I'll pick up a couple to try for him. I know he will be happy to have his 'own' products lol, and not so girly smelling like mine. Cheers
You look so depressed in the video frame when your hair is flat and super proud and confident when it's styled, hope this works on the 25 hairs on top of my head lol
I think you should make same video for 2022 products. There are many new products come now and I think Moroccan oil texture clay is better than wax or putty for thin hairs
picked up the brush and the powder and they are absolute game changers for me. I've been looking for things to help my thin hair for years and that brush along with the hair dryer and powder is exactly what i've been looking for. I really appreciate the tips!!
I'm also having fine hairs and i have double the length of what you have and it still looks on point with just a blowdryer and argon oil as pre styler.
hey man, I've got fine hair and with low density.. people say its thinning but its been like that from i was born.. i use gatsby styling wax (extreme and firm). thanks for the tips !
I have fine hair but a lot of it, and I've found original by Blumaan is the best prestyler for me for getting massive volume that doesn't fall over... mousse gave me volume but as soon as i used a post styler it would typically go flat unless i used a zero hold stuff that gave a shine which i didn't like.
Blumaan hair products all day everyday. Ive also found nioxin hair thickening gel works great before blow drying, but be careful fellas because alot of these videos fail to mention what using these hair thickening products do to your hair when trying to apply your actual hair styling product after blow drying or using powders. What will happen is your hair will feel like you can place it in almost any direction and do what you want with it buttt it will create an incredible amount of tug and pull when applying your final hair styling product and its a pain so be careful with how much you use and how long you blow dry for. Hybrid clay by blumaan is absolutely fantastic for thin and finer hair but its best used for non blow dry styles imo... now for blow dry styles i would suggest matte paste by blumaan its alittle more light weight and creamier then the clay which makes it easier to move around and apply to your hair especially after blow drying but still be prepared for a small amount of tug and pull regardless of any product you use. And most important of all stay away from water based products such as gel i wont get into specifics but watch a couple of vids and ull understand why for thiner hair. Hope this helped anyone who comes across this
I never subscribed on someone who i just seen for the first time but men youre the exemption you really did a very informative which is I love automatically Great video thanks for the info
Great video, some new things I learned from your video! Would you recommend using coconut oil overnight for fine/thin hair to help with creating more thickness?
Amazing video. I have the same uppercut brush but I lost 3 of the prong things after just 2 days. Premium price compared to others but I don’t think it’s going to last long.
This was an awesome video. I got some really good ideas. Question though when going to get a haircut what do you suggest telling them for the hair cut you want? Short on sides and leave it longer on the top? Any advice I would appreciate it. Thank you
Chris Schuck It depends what you want, but if you’re going for the haircut this guy has, it looks like 1 or 2 fade up to a 3 maybe with scissors on top
Do you consider to change your hairstyle to forward quiff? I think will make your hair more fulle & easy to style. Will suit you more, just suggestion. Good video tho. Cheers!
How often do you shower when you're using these products? Do you shower at night before you go to bed? I wake up feeling grimy because the product has rubbed onto my face and pillow during the night. Any tips?
Anything that keeps the hair as moisturised as possible, to allow the hair to regrow and stop snapping as often, this can lead to thicker hair. I find the nioxin stuff works the best. Take a look at my caffeine shampoo video I did a few weeks back! Definitely worth a watch! Thanks for the comment!
I find I can't use any product with fat in it, like hair wax and hair wax-similarities like paste, putty, clay and what they call them all. I am more of a hair gel and hairpray type. With hair gel I find it very important to use a minimal amount, much less than you think you need. The size of a pea is a good starting point. It is just to be able to style the hair before the very strong hairspray fixes it. I use Proffs hairspray (the pink bottle) from H&M. That is the best and strongest I have tried (and probably the cheapest as well). I also find it important to throw your conditioner down the drain, and never use such things again (unless you have damaged hair from bleaching). Damaging your hair works really well for fine hair, just saying. Bleaching especially. But I got tired of it so I don't do it anymore. But I really miss the wonderful hair quality I had when it was damaged. So easy to style and no products would slide right out again, but stay in place all day. Bleaching is a quick fix for us who struggle with fine hair. My aunt takes perm, for the same reason. I think I will have a perm too, since I'm so tired of the bleached look that I don't want to do it. But I want my hair destroyed. I guess only people with fine hair understands that.
Bless your soul if you think you have thin hair man haha. My hair started thinning when I was about 19. Minoxidil helps a little bit, if you were taking it you'd look like one of those photos you shared haha
I get confused : Why does it seem there is more than one sculpting product. Do you really need more than 1? Can I narrow it down to 3 essentials? Do you use them all at the same time?
These are just 5 suggestions, you don't have to use all at the same time. I'd recommend using the mousse with a hair dryer, followed by a styling product like da wax and finish with a hairspray or powder :)
My stylist keeps recommending REF Pomade and/or REF Sculpting Gel. I think it's far too heavy for my very fine hair. Familiar with the product? If so, comments? Based on your recommendation and other TH-camrs, I'll try the DA'WAX despite its steep price. Again, I recommend retin-A and/or tretinoin and Finasteride.
I'm skeptical of Minoxidil (Regaine/Rogaine) and I'd be lairy of finasteride; IMO there is only poor for Minoxidil as a hair regrowth treatment; most men do not realize that their hair goes through shedding cycles about once every 6 weeks, and that hair loss is frequently caused by stress, bad diet, and vitamin/mineral deficiency. I suspect that a lot of positive reports for Minoxidil are coming from men who have just gone through a shedding cycle or have improved their diet and lifestyle at the same time as starting their use of Minoxidil. Finasteride is an anti-androgen and it can have quite potent side effects; it does seem to work for some men, but the side effects are considerable.
I have very thick hair and it can be very very annoying to style them. I have to use pretty strong pomade for getting my hair in place. I have a side part. I wished my hair was a bit thinner than I could style it better. But otherwise I have to be lucky that I don't have such thin and fine hair as some other people. Greets from Germany
Osis+ 4 mighty mate wax + hair spray for straight(currently trying Swartzchof invisible control) I just found out about pre stylers, but want to try them because I fear of weakening my hair when blow drying I wonder if I could loose the hair spray without worrying it my hair will get messy throughout the day?
Great video man, I will definitely be checking your content, and subscribing as well, I have a question, what do you think will do better? Old spice putty or pomade? I am trying to go for side part with volume on top, very similar to yours, what do you recommend? Thanks and keep up the good work!
+chilaFTW in most cases for that sort of hairstyle I recommend putty. Pomades look good on certain people but not on most. Putty allows you to maintain better volume normally, pomade can weigh your hair down and make it go flat. Hope that helps
2 minutes in and dude you are legit. All those damn thick haired youtubers don't know shit about fine hair. Subscribed.
Only just seen this comment! Thanks for the kind words, hope you enjoy the content!
Exactly! Great work!
same. subscribed.
It's because they have thick hair, not fine hair. What do you expect?
Me too
You're awesome dude you get straight to the point you don't talk s*** for minutes at a time and you let everybody know what to do right away great job
B&B Super Gro rich in protein with vitamin E has sage and sulfur coconut oil it says it's a miracle hair Aid will it help your hair grow back
Thanks Giovanni!
@@BenArthur Have you ever tried the MUK range? Specifically the purple one? Also what about that flagship matte paste?
I don't honestly write tips, but because I know how crappy it is to have thinning hair (balding too), here is my routine to get past 2 days.
1. I shower with Every Man Jack Shampoo as it gives your hair a lot of volume. I use cold water for my head as cold water widens your hair stands, making your hair appear thicker. Trust me on that.
2. I towel dry my hair.
3. I use a volumizing mousse. Make sure to get it to the roots as you don't want the hair strands to be thicker just on top or your hair will weigh down.
4. I blow dry my hair with medium heat at full speed until my hair is almost dry, styling my hair along the way with the comb shown in this video. I then switch to cool temperature to "lock" my hairstyle. At this point, my hair is dry all the way.
6. I use a clay product, not paste or pomade, to style my hair. Clay really makes your hair appear thicker. It also provides your hair with need nutrients. I just use a dime size amount and rub it between my hands before rubbing it on my hair. My hair from top reaches to the bridge of my nose. If your hair is shorter, use less of the clay. You don't want to use any extra or your hair will weigh down. I personally don't like to rub a lot on the roots because I don't want the neighboring hair strands to glue to each other.
6. I blow dry my hair again with cold temperature to lock my hairstyle.
7. I use hair spray that is strong hold. I spray at the roots to secure them in their place but I always lightly spray on the top because again, I don't want the top to be heavy and have my hair weigh down. The root needs to be stronger than the top.
8. I try not to touch my hair all day long. Anyone that knows about hair spray know to not do that.
If any of you use hair fibers to cover the bald spots like me, I use Toppik after step 6.
I can easily go two days with my hair looking fuller and thicker. The hold remains great both days. I don't play with my hair because the oil in your hands can mess up your style and make your hair oily. I go to gym daily and even when I'm sweating, my hair is fine.
I took a shower this morning, Monday, and I'll be repeating the steps above on Wednesday morning.
Please like this comment so this can stay on top of the comments section. It may not help you much, but if anyone else that is devastated with their hair like me, this will help them out. Having a fuller looking hair gives you a lot of confidence so let's try and make sure other people can feel happy as well. Thank you.
Hey man thanks for the advice. I've been thinning on top and it's starting to get harder to cover up at the temples. I started finasteride 2 months ago though so I hope it helps in the long run. I have toppik as well and it helps but not quite enough to cover up the bald spots shooting up my temples well so I gotta rely on the hair I have on top to cover it nicely. Hopefully these products will help thicken along with the toppik until finasteride maybe grows some hair back
Great comment 👍
@@Deathkill06 how's the finestride? I don't use it because it's not good for testosterone and it may give you ED.
Also, finasteride isn't cheap like the hair fibers.
You should try Boldify fibers. I can compare it to Toppik, which is very expensive. Look it up on Amazon.
Man, it's about time someone posted this video!
too right! People have been asking me for this one, so here it is!
Seriously the first video I have watched on TH-cam where someone got straight to the point. Great job!
Omg I'm a girl that wears this same style. Had trouble for months getting volume. You saved my day !!! Thanks a mill ☺
I have fine slightly thinning hair, the method I use is to apply volumising mousse before hair drying which helps thicken it a little then I use shockwaves clay which I like because it dries matte and then apply a small amount of hairspray if it’s windy out.. lol
Solid video. Thanks for posting. One note is that our hair cycles and sheds a little every day so there will always be some hair on the brush. You're only "ripping it out" if it hurts, so be gentle, but don't be concerned about hair on the brush if it is painless.
Thanks for the video man, I'm 34 and my hair started thinning a few months ago. I never bothered with hair care in my life, so when this started happening I was just going to shave it all off. I like the results you seem to be getting from the products you recommend. I can give it a few more months and see if I can learn to hold a hairdryer and brush my hair at the same time, if it works it works it works, if not then there is always plan B(ald).
Update?
Great video my man. Wish I had hair so I can relate lol
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Fit Man Style rip
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Fit Man Style lol u have cancer
lol why you watching then
dude first thing I want to thank you for providing the links for products in India and the video was great too
You just saved my life big time...! Thanks for the tutorial...
Have to try this again, came across this video a while ago and worked wonders for my hair. However, ran out of the products and dog chewed my round brush so used a comb and other products as I forgot the ones you recommended and my hair has been pathetically lifeless since lol
Firsthand texturing Clay is a good one. Not greasy at all and is light weight. Won't weigh your hair down.
Great video thank you. This will help me alot for my husband's hair. I only step in when he asks on our special event night outs. I have very long thin hair myself so I usually use my products on him. They work well but I need some kind of waxy goo exactly like your recommending here. I'll pick up a couple to try for him. I know he will be happy to have his 'own' products lol, and not so girly smelling like mine. Cheers
Appreciate your effort for making a flawless video. Very nicely explained and shot with no over acting. Love from INDIA. Keep going.
I like this guy, he doesn’t BS.
Pre-style: wella mousse
Main: american crew fiber
Hairspray: wella
So generous with real, practical tips & resources! Thank you for making this video.
Just found this, the volume mousse has already became a game changer for my dreadful hair! Top man, cheers very much.
You look so depressed in the video frame when your hair is flat and super proud and confident when it's styled, hope this works on the 25 hairs on top of my head lol
Lemon castle having fine/thinning hair does this to you lol
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Thanks for the incredibly informative and comprehensive video. Looking forward to trying out some of the products you have mentioned.
your hair in this video is exactly what i want !
I think you should make same video for 2022 products. There are many new products come now and I think Moroccan oil texture clay is better than wax or putty for thin hairs
Thanks mate awesome tips, im 30 now & my hair is fine & has been thinning over the years.
I have Thin/Fine hair and Im currently using Morris Motley’s Styling balm which for me personally is the best product on the Market!!
picked up the brush and the powder and they are absolute game changers for me. I've been looking for things to help my thin hair for years and that brush along with the hair dryer and powder is exactly what i've been looking for. I really appreciate the tips!!
It's been nearly a year since then and no reply @@bobsmithinson2050
Subbed because you can actually relate to us with thinner hair
Great video, gives me some blow out tips to get my thin hair up
I'm also having fine hairs and i have double the length of what you have and it still looks on point with just a blowdryer and argon oil as pre styler.
Dude thanks so much im 14 and my hair is pretty thin and i wish it was thicker but i think you just saved me !
Man I can relate so much my hair sticks down like that too
hey man, I've got fine hair and with low density.. people say its thinning but its been like that from i was born.. i use gatsby styling wax (extreme and firm). thanks for the tips !
A brush with red ball things on the end. Got it!
Bro you look like Tintin :D
No he doesn't.
Not Even close
Or 1980's Rick Astley.
You look like Milu
You look like bin laden
Perfect tips I hvbeen searching for... 👌 love from India...
finally. Somebody who gets my pain 😩😂 thanks man!
great video, off to amazon to purchase at least three of the above products, cheers!
FINALLY A TH-camR WITH FINE HAIR...
I have fine hair but a lot of it, and I've found original by Blumaan is the best prestyler for me for getting massive volume that doesn't fall over... mousse gave me volume but as soon as i used a post styler it would typically go flat unless i used a zero hold stuff that gave a shine which i didn't like.
Thank you so much for your video I got the idea of using hair blower... I use mousse and clay which depends on the occasion and weather condition...
Thanks man I'll try these , nice video !
What kind of haircut do you have? I want to explain to my barber what I want for my husband and you pretty much have it.
Blumaan hair products all day everyday. Ive also found nioxin hair thickening gel works great before blow drying, but be careful fellas because alot of these videos fail to mention what using these hair thickening products do to your hair when trying to apply your actual hair styling product after blow drying or using powders. What will happen is your hair will feel like you can place it in almost any direction and do what you want with it buttt it will create an incredible amount of tug and pull when applying your final hair styling product and its a pain so be careful with how much you use and how long you blow dry for. Hybrid clay by blumaan is absolutely fantastic for thin and finer hair but its best used for non blow dry styles imo... now for blow dry styles i would suggest matte paste by blumaan its alittle more light weight and creamier then the clay which makes it easier to move around and apply to your hair especially after blow drying but still be prepared for a small amount of tug and pull regardless of any product you use. And most important of all stay away from water based products such as gel i wont get into specifics but watch a couple of vids and ull understand why for thiner hair. Hope this helped anyone who comes across this
I never subscribed on someone who i just seen for the first time but men youre the exemption you really did a very informative which is I love automatically Great video thanks for the info
We literally have the same hairstyle, I'm still using my bench clay doh lite. Which feels heavy when I used more of the product not so much hold.
Clicked your link and bought the round brush. Thanks for vid
thanks mate, that brush is decent!
is sea salt spray ok?
Great video, some new things I learned from your video! Would you recommend using coconut oil overnight for fine/thin hair to help with creating more thickness?
I've experimented with oils and found they make absolutely no difference mate, you get soft/oily feeling hair and wet bedding but that's about it
Nice, thanks. Osmo elite pomade does it for me but I have super thick hair anyway
this video is legit. my hair is rarely how i want it. thanks for the product recommendations!
Amazing video. I have the same uppercut brush but I lost 3 of the prong things after just 2 days. Premium price compared to others but I don’t think it’s going to last long.
Please make a similar video but guys with thick and dense hair.
It's a real pain to get that hairstyle in place without using lots and lots of wax
Subscribed my guy. Thanks for the great info!
MorrocanOil Clay is the best clay for fine hair!
AWESOME video man!! Thank you!!
Reuzel Fiber Pomade is my go-to.
This was an awesome video. I got some really good ideas. Question though when going to get a haircut what do you suggest telling them for the hair cut you want? Short on sides and leave it longer on the top? Any advice I would appreciate it. Thank you
Chris Schuck It depends what you want, but if you’re going for the haircut this guy has, it looks like 1 or 2 fade up to a 3 maybe with scissors on top
Which would be better for fine thin hair: Aveda Grooming Clay or Aveda Thickening Paste
Best video on this thanks mate i will use your links. The product im currently using is a hat!!
Thanks Chris!
Do you consider to change your hairstyle to forward quiff? I think will make your hair more fulle & easy to style. Will suit you more, just suggestion. Good video tho. Cheers!
I bro I am from India and I use set wet matte look hair wax and Gatsby hair spray.
How often do you shower when you're using these products? Do you shower at night before you go to bed? I wake up feeling grimy because the product has rubbed onto my face and pillow during the night. Any tips?
Awesome video thanks for this
Lockhart's Clay is amazing for fine thinning hair. I've had really good results with their stuff
Is it sticky? I'm looking for a high hold sticky kinda rubber paste. All these damn products are quite confusing.
Hey awesome video! do you have any videos or suggestions on shampoos for fine hair?
Anything that keeps the hair as moisturised as possible, to allow the hair to regrow and stop snapping as often, this can lead to thicker hair. I find the nioxin stuff works the best. Take a look at my caffeine shampoo video I did a few weeks back! Definitely worth a watch! Thanks for the comment!
I like your hairstyle.. i'm going to have that haircut coz we have the same hairline..
Love your hair man.
I find I can't use any product with fat in it, like hair wax and hair wax-similarities like paste, putty, clay and what they call them all. I am more of a hair gel and hairpray type. With hair gel I find it very important to use a minimal amount, much less than you think you need. The size of a pea is a good starting point. It is just to be able to style the hair before the very strong hairspray fixes it. I use Proffs hairspray (the pink bottle) from H&M. That is the best and strongest I have tried (and probably the cheapest as well). I also find it important to throw your conditioner down the drain, and never use such things again (unless you have damaged hair from bleaching). Damaging your hair works really well for fine hair, just saying. Bleaching especially. But I got tired of it so I don't do it anymore. But I really miss the wonderful hair quality I had when it was damaged. So easy to style and no products would slide right out again, but stay in place all day. Bleaching is a quick fix for us who struggle with fine hair. My aunt takes perm, for the same reason. I think I will have a perm too, since I'm so tired of the bleached look that I don't want to do it. But I want my hair destroyed. I guess only people with fine hair understands that.
Minoxidil and Finasteride
Excellent Video! Thank you!
No problem Chris! Subscribe for more!
Bless your soul if you think you have thin hair man haha. My hair started thinning when I was about 19. Minoxidil helps a little bit, if you were taking it you'd look like one of those photos you shared haha
Also witch hazel will do wonders for that shaving irritation on your neck
He means fine hair, as in, each strand is thinner than most. He doesn’t mean thinning hair as in balding or hair loss
Very helpful video
Hey is it ok to use sea salt spray on thin hair???
It was really helpful man you did a great job 👍 keep it up
I get confused : Why does it seem there is more than one sculpting product. Do you really need more than 1? Can I narrow it down to 3 essentials? Do you use them all at the same time?
These are just 5 suggestions, you don't have to use all at the same time. I'd recommend using the mousse with a hair dryer, followed by a styling product like da wax and finish with a hairspray or powder :)
Will any of these products cause hair loss or weaken your scalp in long term? and do we apply all this every day
My stylist keeps recommending REF Pomade and/or REF Sculpting Gel. I think it's far too heavy for my very fine hair. Familiar with the product? If so, comments? Based on your recommendation and other TH-camrs, I'll try the DA'WAX despite its steep price. Again, I recommend retin-A and/or tretinoin and Finasteride.
I'm skeptical of Minoxidil (Regaine/Rogaine) and I'd be lairy of finasteride; IMO there is only poor for Minoxidil as a hair regrowth treatment; most men do not realize that their hair goes through shedding cycles about once every 6 weeks, and that hair loss is frequently caused by stress, bad diet, and vitamin/mineral deficiency. I suspect that a lot of positive reports for Minoxidil are coming from men who have just gone through a shedding cycle or have improved their diet and lifestyle at the same time as starting their use of Minoxidil.
Finasteride is an anti-androgen and it can have quite potent side effects; it does seem to work for some men, but the side effects are considerable.
Hi, I have curly/wavy and thin/fine hair, what kinda brush would you recommend to add volume? Maybe the one in this video?
Thanks
hi ben i have very thin hair.. should i first use a hair mousse followed with hair clay or hair wax...
Great video man! Can I get all this products online!? I’m from Mexico
What shampoo and conditioner do you use?
Keep posting hair product review :D :D
Could you do a Nioxin review
Nice hair !
Helpful..thanks!
I have very thick hair and it can be very very annoying to style them. I have to use pretty strong pomade for getting my hair in place. I have a side part. I wished my hair was a bit thinner than I could style it better. But otherwise I have to be lucky that I don't have such thin and fine hair as some other people.
Greets from Germany
Greetings from England!
Perhaps getting your barber to thin your hair might do the trick? I've got fine hair so I've never done this before but it's an idea!
Lol although having fine and thin hair isn't all that amazing either tbh
Let's exchange our hair😂
Dejan trust me thin hair is a pain, walking in then wind for 15 minutes. Done ur style is done for
Would this apply to longer hair as well? My hair is fine but I've been growing it out and have been having trouble styling it
Great vid!!!
love from India ! :)
The Fish product has been discontinued - which would you say is the best alternative putty for the same consistency, feel and hold? Thanks
Nice job bro
Hi, l use hair tonic but have thin hair, l want to use thickening mousse, if possible, l will let you know how it looks.
Osis+ 4 mighty mate wax + hair spray for straight(currently trying Swartzchof invisible control)
I just found out about pre stylers, but want to try them because I fear of weakening my hair when blow drying
I wonder if I could loose the hair spray without worrying it my hair will get messy throughout the day?
You put all this stuff in at once??
I have fine. What best for a slicked back? Wax clay or pomade
Which is the best one pre styler and pro styler for thin hair product according to you not brand, product only
What's the difference between texture and thickening product ?
was this before your finasteride video? :)
thanks brother
Great video man, I will definitely be checking your content, and subscribing as well, I have a question, what do you think will do better? Old spice putty or pomade? I am trying to go for side part with volume on top, very similar to yours, what do you recommend? Thanks and keep up the good work!
+chilaFTW in most cases for that sort of hairstyle I recommend putty. Pomades look good on certain people but not on most. Putty allows you to maintain better volume normally, pomade can weigh your hair down and make it go flat. Hope that helps