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What Are the Different Types of Thick Hair Remedies?

By Patti Kate
Updated May 17, 2024
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Although having thick hair can be difficult to manage, there are ways to control hair that is unruly due to excess volume. Products that are formulated for thick hair can help, and these may be purchased at hair salons. Thick hair remedies also include using natural or organic ingredients that may be found at home. Individuals with thick or coarse hair should avoid using a volumizing shampoo or conditioner. One of the most effective thick hair remedies would be to get a professional hair cut that is flattering for thick hair types.

In many cases, finding effective thick hair remedies can be as simple as changing one's hairstyle. Thick hair will tend to look and feel unruly if the length is very long. For this reason, it's best to opt for a shorter hair style.

Adding layers can be another trick and one of the most natural thick hair remedies available. Some people find that bangs are also flattering for thick hair types. Consulting with a hair care professional can help, and she may have several photos on display for ideas.

Many individuals with thick hair find they also have damaged or split ends. For this reason, it is essential to trim the ends on a regular basis. A hair stylist can recommend how often this should be done, but every month or two should suffice. In addition, one of the best remedies for thick hair that tends to break easily is a shampoo and conditioner that is formulated for frizzy hair types. A strengthening shampoo can help to restructure and mend frizzy hair.

Thick hair remedies can be found on the shelves of beauty supply stores. Some products treat a variety of hair concerns. For instance, many people with thick hair also have a problem with dryness. For the individual with thick, coarse, and dry hair, using a moisturizing product is essential. A leave-in conditioner for dry hair will help control thick, unruly strands, while making the hair appear less dense.

Other thick hair remedies may include the use of styling products, such as hair straightening irons and ceramic ionic hair dryers. Styling the hair with a straightening tool may add luster and natural shine. Straight hair has a tendency to look thinner as well. By using a ceramic ionic hair dryer, there is less chance of developing unruly or frizzy ends, a common complaint among those with thick hair.

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