Thin, wispy locks are often more prone to stretching and breakage if not cared for properly.
So how do you know if you’re shampooing and conditioning your delicate mane the right way?
Here’s what the experts recommend to keep fine hair healthy and looking its best.
How often should you really wash fine hair?
On the other hand, cleansing too often could strip the hair of protective natural oils.
“Don’t condition on the top it’ll flatten you out.”
For dull and flat hair, a volumizing shampoo is a good place to start.
These shampoos lift limp hair using lightweight, not-too-rich ingredients.
As for conditioners, moisturizing types are ideal for keeping fine strands from drying out.
Once your mane has dried, opt for a soft boar-bristle brush to work out any remaining knots.
