i have thin, fine, colored shoulder length hair which product should i use?
1385742
I love Wen, and I would recommend, but I wouldn't buy it from amazon. The one I got was counterfeit. I would suggest you get it from QVC, Wen, or Saphora
1385743
This will keep your color from washing out. Take out the dryness will look good after 2 treatments
1385744
I use the original almond mint wen. I wash my hair twice with it and use mousse before drying. I have been using wen for over a year and have thin colored shoulder length hair too. The color does last much longer too with wen.
442038
My hairs shoulder length but they have some small enough for short hair so I would think so. Sorry I'm not much help.
1768784
I have shoulder length fine blonde hair albeit colored and I no longer need to use a rinse when I wash my hair. Hope that helps!
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
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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!!!
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i to have baby fine shoulder length hair and they work really great. no marks left in the hair. think you will love them. i bought two sets. one i leave at my finance's house and one at mine. love them
1116474
I also have thin hair and this brush works great for me. I am happy with it and would highly recommend it. Good luck!
364623
My hair is fine/thin and it feels thicker and fuller since I've been using the shampoo + conditioner. The conditioner goes a long way, so if your hair is shorter I would definitely use a smaller amount so that it doesn't over-condition and make your hair seem oily! :)
1600100
You might try something that has a pump or aerosal used very sparingly at first. Paul Mitchell has one. I think it's called "Shine". I wouldn't use this on fine and/or thin hair. It's pretty heavy
131512
Really depends on the thickness. My hair reaches my lower back, but it's thinned out and layered towards the bottom, so I really only needed half or three fourths of a packet. If you have really thick hair that reaches mid back, I'd say a packet or a pack and a half. If it's medium to thinner, then less than that. And also be prepared for dripping and such, so two whole packets would be good, just to be safe.
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I'm not sure. I'm a White 73 year old lady with shoulder length hair that I wear up on my head. I always use an Ogilvie perm for body and some curl.
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Depense how thick your hair is! I have thin shoulder long hair. 1/2- 3/4 is enough for my hair. But really honest I would buy two. Mix one packed first and then see how much more you need. Probably 1 pack and 1/2.
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I have long hair, and so do two of my coworkers who bought it. The third coworker has a little longer than shoulder length hair and it worked well on hers. Anything shorter, and I don't know. Sorry.
423651
I have also used Pureology products and fine Joico even better. I have fine hair that is colored. My daughter loves it as well.
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if your hair is SUPER thin then yes, but i'd recommend at least two packs because only one pack would make your hair longer, but definately not thicker.
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I haven't heard of the texturizer and now am curious myself. I use the Rusk thickner mist and love it ! It gives my limp hair fullness and doesn't weigh down my hair nor makes it greasy. It's lightweight with volume.
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it is! I have shoulder length hair and this is what I use to curl my hair :)