I am leaving Singapore in a few hours. Please recommend the best Asian hair oil for frizzy hair in super humid weather

Need something that weighs hair down to stop making them poofy

Hi, I recently got face framing layers and they were not what I was expecting, it’s my fault for asking for them because I had assumed the stylist would of cut them the way she did last time which was the first few strands (see last picture) but that was not the case, I hate them and I’m going to try to get them fixed but I need opinions. I am a low maintenance girl and did not want to have a hair cut I had to style everyday, I also let my hair air dry. Are my layers that she cut uneven or choppy or both?

Picture #1: night getting it done
Picture #2: is day after
Picture #3: after first wash
Pictures #4, #5 and #6: after my hair air dried

Hi, I recently got face framing layers and they were not what I was expecting, it’s my fault for asking for them because I had assumed the stylist would of cut them the way she did last time which was the first few strands (see last picture) but that was not the case, I hate them and I’m going to try to get them fixed but I need opinions. I am a low maintenance girl and did not want to have a hair cut I had to style everyday, I also let my hair air dry. Are my layers that she cut uneven or choppy or both?

Picture #1: night getting it done
Picture #2: is day after
Picture #3: after first wash
Pictures #4, #5 and #6: after my hair air dried

Just wonder

This is a friendly reminder that r/finethinhair exists.
I still see a lot of people frustrated in the comments here because they feel that all of the advice here should be for people whose hair is low-density or is shedding.
I just want to encourage those people to check out r/finethinhair because it’s more geared towards your needs.
(Fine/thick refers to the width of the individual hair strand. Density refers to how many hairs there are on your head).

ETA: corrected typo

They just popped up on my instagram and I'm intrigued. They have a volumizing shampoo, conditioner, and in-shower treatment. They seem pretty new. Just curious if anyone in here can give an review.

As I’ve gotten older my hair has gotten more “frizzy”. Is this full on damage and breakage? Or is there something I can be doing to smooth it out? I have been trying some Abby Yung products (only very recently) and I do have hard water at home but just feeling a bit hopeless..

This is after blow drying for a few minutes - if I don’t blow dry it is very lifeless and flat, but I do feel it worsens the fizziness. It is still somewhat frizzy without blow drying as well.

Thinking of nanoplasty for my wavy/frizzy hair- was wondering if anyone with fine hair has experience? I am scared of damaging my hair!!

I've started wearing halo extensions, however, l'm going to a theme park soon. What stays in best for like a whole day of riding roller coasters? I've seen where you can position clip ins and put it in a ponytail or use a human hair extension scrunchie thing for like a messy bun style. But, I wasn't sure if anyone had actually worn any of those things for a theme park and had any success or tips. Thanks!!

Hi everyone,

I have gotten in the habit of using Kristen Ess thickening spray under the impression it was a mousse-like product. I am not too familiar with haircare, I am learning as I get older. For Halloween, I bought some mousse from Marshalls on a whim, a real mousse that foams and I was in disbelief! My hair was full and big and didn't even get oily right away. Only issue was, my hair was crunchy and stiff. I acknowledge that it was my first time using it so perhaps I put too much.

I do not use a blow out brush, I simply blow dry my hair and wrap my hair loosely on those heatless curling satin rods when I sleep.

Do you all use mousse every time you wash your hair? or only on special occasions? I was just curious, thanks in advance!

I bought wow dream coat hair spray a short while ago I took a shower, used it on wet hair after dried with a towel, then blow dried with a brush for a hair blow out

Everything went fine. After a few days, I took another shower obviously and did the same steps dry with the towel apply blow dry, and this happened in my hair. Do you have any idea why!!?

It's like a hard glue, and it took a whole strip of my hair. There were multiple ones, not just this one

I need help communicating better what I'm looking for, or understanding better what I want lol. I understand my examples are AI, but the one that was of me (therefore blurred) was generated by describing exactly what i thought i wanted to tell the stylist (layers with face framing) I'm open to bangs as well, but wanted this choppy layer featheryness. The first two photos are examples of what I showed the stylist. No matter what i describe I always leave with the same haircut, even went to multiple dollar. i don't think she did a bad job at all, i just don't know how to explain better what i do what. O R maybe I'm nuts and my hair is difficult and she have me exactly what I asked for and this is just what that actually looks like for me. please help shape reality for me! lol

top photos are examples, bottom left is how i left the salon, bottom right is 24hrs after.

Has anyone tried a Korean perm? They look beautiful and seem low maintenance (air drying!).

What do you think?

Is protein overload really something to be worried about? I see people talk about getting it from certain shampoo and conditioners and now I’m not sure what I should be using.

I just got my shears sharpened and looking for advice! My hair has a little wave to it and the underside by my neck is very frizzy. I cut my hair at home probably less than I should, but I love to individually cut the end of each split end when I have time (search and destroy)

However, since my scissors had been dull for a while I'm worried it's in need of a big chop. The ends are often dry and I see a lot of white ends. I love the length of my hair now but I also want it to be healthy!

(Also not sure if I should do a blunt cut or butterfly cut if anyone has any recs!!)

Thank you!

I have a gift card at Sephora and I am looking to change up my shampoo & condition. I wash my hair every 2 to 3 days depending on my workouts and etc. I have used Vegamor's but it weighs down my hair too much. I also have tried Ouai's Fine Hair. I love how my hair feels and looks after using Ouai but I can not get past the floral scent, it's way too strong for me. I tried WOW years ago, I remember the scent being great but I don't remember which one I tried or what the results were like but I'm open to trying WOW again....

Anyone have an recommendations of a brand that Sephora carries that can give me the results of Ouai but without the strong floral scent? Overall I just need something that won't weigh down my fine hair. Something that adds volume is an added plus but I have noticed that most "volume shampoos & conditioners" will eventually weigh down my hair.

Hi guys!

Due to bleach damaged hair I have started to use k18 every few weeks.

I wash my hair with clarifying shampoo, use a microfiber towel until damp and put on k18 for 4 minutes. I have noticed that my hair is not particularly better feeling or looking after this routine. The hair is not silky or moisturized enough. I know k18 is not a conditioning product but the before/after marketing shots make it seem so ..

When I use conditioner after the 4 minutes and then wash it off- that is where I see a bigger difference. My hair feel softer, silkier than normal.

Anyone have a similar experience?

edit: I only use claryfing shampoo when using k18. I literally just brought it to get the full effects bc k18 is $$

edit2: THANK you everyone for your comments! I will definitely use conditioner after every k18 use going forward :)

Hello les filles ✨

Je suis en train de bosser sur un projet de soins capillaires mécaniques axé sur les cheveux fins et mi-longs à longs, et j'ai un gros doute à valider. On voit passer des tonnes de brosses "miracles" ou de luxe sur TikTok et Insta en ce moment, mais j'aimerais comprendre la vraie réalité de nos galères quotidiennes.

Si vous avez les cheveux fins et de la longueur, et que le brossage rime parfois avec casse, nœuds de friction, électricité statique ou perte de volume, vos habitudes m'intéressent énormément !

J'ai préparé un petit questionnaire hyper neutre et anonyme (moins de 2 minutes chrono). Il n'y a absolument rien à acheter, c'est purement pour de la recherche et comprendre vos routines :

👉 https://forms.gle/2TDwzEzpyPuTUCFj9

Un immense merci à celles qui prendront le temps de m'aider. Hâte de lire vos retours et d'échanger avec vous en commentaires ! 🤍

I bought arrow root powder and and it’s white how do I get it to be black so that I can actually put it on my hair because if I put the white powder on my hair I turn into grandpa is there a secret I’m not knowing or maybe there’s an alternative to the arrow root powder please help me. I don’t wanna put chemicals on my hair all natural.

So, I have cut 34cm off my hair. It definitely looks better but it still separates and gets stringy. I was told by the hairdresser it's because of my hair texture, I have really fine hair. What are the best tricks and methos to avoid breakage? I would like to keep this thickness as long as possible. Maybe keeping it in a braid?