On the other hand, if you have thick hair then you already know that it is prone to tangling and can feel virtually impossible to brush or comb it without feeling as if you’re pulling your scalp off.

To properly tie up thick hair, you will need the prerequisite accessories. Another challenge is that it takes a while to air dry or even blow dry thick hair.

With this hair, keeping shampoo and conditioner on hand is a must. And when it comes to coloring your hair, you will need multiple boxes of dye to dye your locks. Finally, you will notice that you will find your hair any and everywhere!

In a nutshell, it is challenging to manage both types of hair, and you will have to put your best foot forward to get the job done.

How To Thin Out Your Thick Hair

Choose a hair treatment for your thick hair:

Begin by applying a moisturizing spa treatment or hair mask to control the thickness of your hair and give your hair that smooth and shiny look.

You can also use a smoothing conditioner and shampoo to make your hair appear thin.

Be sure to wash your hair with cold water because washing your hair with hot water zaps your hair off the essential oils that come from the scalp, which will make your hair frizzy or dry.

You can apply the hair cream before blow-drying your hair. That won’t weigh your hair down, and it won’t be greasy either!

Also, try grabbing yourself a quality flat iron for a sleeker and smoother look.

Again both thin and thick hair comes with their very own challenges when it comes to styling them. However, with these hair care and maintenance tips, you can preserve the look and health of your hair.

How To Make Your Thin Hair Look Thicker

For starters, you can begin with trimming your hair to give your hair the illusion of being thicker. Cut a couple of inches off and create some layers to give your hair the illusion of more volume. Using volumizing shampoo will also help to add volume to thinner hair.