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Brittney L.

Oct 3, 2012

Brittney L.

Help!! Plz i have super thin hair but its really long i have tried every thing curling irons to curlers to hair curling products. I want to know if there are some hair curling product that work really good and wont make my hair look dirty and oily. Plz give me suggestions!

Lindsey S.

Oct 3, 2012

Lindsey S.

You want something that will give you good bouncy volume, not really a curling product. So far my absolute favorite thing for my clients who have limp thin hair is Paul Mitchell Awapuhi hydro whip cream! Apply it all over to damp hair and blow dry!! It's amazing :) 

Mabel Y.

Oct 8, 2012

Mabel Y.

Brittney, are you looking for a product that keeps your hair curly or are you looking for something that will give you volume?

Jerilynn L.

Oct 8, 2012

Jerilynn L.

Ms Jessie's !!! <3 :)

Lerina A.

Oct 12, 2012

Lerina A.

Curling wands work better than the traditional clamp. I have thin hair as well and when it was long, I found my Remington pearl worked wonders for giving beautiful curls that last without having to use a lot of product

Mary J.

Oct 14, 2012

Mary J.

The karmin clipless curling iron is the best ever for natural looking curls, it's waaay easier and faster than the regular curling irons with clips on them. If you mean't like a product to put on your hair then try the pro naturals moroccan argan oil heat protectant, that makes curls stay for longer too. Plus it helps a ton with the frizz. 

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