The video discusses how to make thin hair thicker. The host, George Alfred, shares his expertise on the subject. He mentions that thin hair is not a sentence, but rather an opportunity to find the right cosmetics and care. He recommends using liquid tonics, such as Prista Ring, to add volume and texture to thin hair. He also suggests using hair powder to give the hair a thicker and more elastic appearance.
To style thin hair, George recommends:
* Using a tonic on damp hair to add volume and texture
* Applying a small amount of tonic to the hair, focusing on the roots and working it down to the ends
* Using a hair powder to add density and texture to the hair
* Avoiding heavy styling products that can weigh down the hair
* Choosing a short or medium-length haircut to create the illusion of thicker hair
* Using a shampoo specifically formulated for thin hair to add density and elasticity to the hair
George also emphasizes the importance of finding the right shampoo and conditioner for thin hair, as some products can provoke dandruff or excessive oiliness. He recommends using a shampoo for two weeks and monitoring its effects on the hair before deciding whether to continue using it.
Overall, the video provides tips and advice on how to care for and style thin hair to make it appear thicker and more voluminous.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Nine out of ten people have trouble making thin hair thicker.
2. Thin hair can be a natural feature or it can become thinner over time.
3. Thin hair does not rise above the scalp, it lies flat.
4. Using the right cosmetics and individual care can help thin hair.
5. Tonics can be used to make thin hair thicker and more manageable.
6. Tonics envelop the hair and create an elastic circular frame, making it feel thicker.
7. Tonics do not weigh down the hair and can be used to style hair without leaving a residue.
8. Liquid tonics are available from various companies, including Prista Ring and American Crew.
9. Tonics can be applied to damp or dry hair, but it is recommended to apply it to slightly damp hair.
10. Rubbing the tonic in the palms and smearing it on the hair along the entire length can help distribute it evenly.
11. It is recommended to gently blot the hair with a microfiber towel after a shower, rather than rubbing it aggressively.
12. A good barber can give a first-class haircut that suits thin hair and is easy to style.
13. Long thin hair can look even thinner and may not be the best option.
14. Short haircuts or haircuts of medium length are recommended for thin hair.
15. Textured styling can help create the illusion of thicker hair.
16. Hair powder can be used to add volume to the hair at the roots and leave it mobile.
17. Hair powder can be applied to dry hair and distributed evenly with the hands.
18. Shampoos need to be selected individually and the high price is not a guarantee of quality.
19. Using two shampoos for two weeks can help determine if a shampoo is suitable for thin hair.
20. The ideal interval between hair washing is 2-3 days, but this can vary depending on the individual.
21. Oils and masks can weigh down thin hair and are not recommended.