Showing posts with label Tips for Thinning Hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips for Thinning Hair. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Grow Your Hair Back With Two Natural Treatments That Really Work!
In my video below I share two excellent all-natural topical treatments for your scalp that will help you grow your hair back if you are experiencing hair loss, hair thinning, or bald spots for any reason. Whether it's caused by lifestyle, stress, diet, medication, pregnancy, or if you have a form of alopecia, these natural remedies will help you regrow your hair. The first treatment I share with you I began about six months ago, and after about 1-2 months I noticed lusher, fuller hair, and much faster hair growth all over my head. Then about two months ago, I decided to take things up a notch and implement a second natural treatment that uses onion juice. The results will amaze you! You can learn all my treatments in my video. Be sure to share this video to help others learn about these helpful treatments. xo Linda











Monday, April 4, 2016
How to Avoid Heat Damaged Hair
- YouTips4U
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Tips on How to Hide Thinning Hair Bald Patches
Hi, do you any tips on how to hide thinning hair especially in the crown area?
YouTips4u Ans. Hi, I have several suggestions for you:
First, you want to create some volume to cover up the thinning. You can do this by getting a cut that layers your hair in the crown area as with layered bangs or you can have long bangs.
Also, blow dry your hair upside down to enhance volume. You may also want to use a volumizing spray or mousse to help hold the volume. Spray at the roots then gentle lift the hair from the scalp while you blow dry upside down.
You may also want to consider getting highlights. Highlights create volume because they cause the hair shaft to swell and they also create depth. Highlights and low lights also work very well. They can be especially nice if you have a layered cut. Speak to your stylist and tell him/her what you are trying to achieve. They can be very effectively placed for enhanced volume.
There is also a product on the market called Toppik. http://amzn.to/1VwbCK9
I have not tried it, but I have heard that it really helps to hide thinning spots where scalp may be exposed. Toppik fibers are made of keratin protein and when you shake it on your thinning or bald areas, it intertwines with your own hair and bonds securely. It comes in different colors to match your hair color.
See you on YouTube,
-YouTips4U
YouTips4u Ans. Hi, I have several suggestions for you:
First, you want to create some volume to cover up the thinning. You can do this by getting a cut that layers your hair in the crown area as with layered bangs or you can have long bangs.
Also, blow dry your hair upside down to enhance volume. You may also want to use a volumizing spray or mousse to help hold the volume. Spray at the roots then gentle lift the hair from the scalp while you blow dry upside down.
You may also want to consider getting highlights. Highlights create volume because they cause the hair shaft to swell and they also create depth. Highlights and low lights also work very well. They can be especially nice if you have a layered cut. Speak to your stylist and tell him/her what you are trying to achieve. They can be very effectively placed for enhanced volume.
There is also a product on the market called Toppik. http://amzn.to/1VwbCK9
I have not tried it, but I have heard that it really helps to hide thinning spots where scalp may be exposed. Toppik fibers are made of keratin protein and when you shake it on your thinning or bald areas, it intertwines with your own hair and bonds securely. It comes in different colors to match your hair color.
See you on YouTube,
-YouTips4U
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