Hairstyles for long thick hair...

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Pie P.

Apr 10, 2013

Pie P.

Sure there are tons of tutorials for girls with stick straight, fine hair...but what about us gals with thick, make your rubber band explode, hair? Any suggestions? I get a Keratin Treatment every couple of months to deal with the mane, but I'd like more style choices than up, half up, and down!

Pie P.

Apr 10, 2013

Pie P.

Ps: I have red coarse, slightly wavy, when not blow dried straight, hair.

Amie L.

Apr 10, 2013

Amie L.

I have the same problem! I have been fish tailing my hair a lot lately don't to one side and tease the top to give it a little volume. It's cute, keeps it out of my face and its something different for the moment.

Amie L.

Apr 10, 2013

Amie L.

I meant down to one side* oops!

Raeoni D.

Apr 10, 2013

Raeoni D.

Braids are your best friend!

Pie P.

Apr 10, 2013

Pie P.

What if you can't even French braid? I'm the youngest of 3, so my older sisters always braided my hair! When I do braid it, I get massive flyways and broken hair sticking out. Any products to recommend or tutorials perhaps? I love bebexo on YouTube, but her hair is a completely different hair type! Check out her videos though: awesomely cute hair and makeup tutorial!

Amie L.

Apr 10, 2013

Amie L.

I actually think a fish tail braid is easier to do than a French braid just a little more time consuming. There are tons of tutorial videos on YouTube how to do it. And I think a messy braid is a lot cuter than neat and tidy one myself. As for flyaways try applying some anti frizz serum to your towel dried hair. Also it might help if you do your braid while your hair is still a little wet.

Pie P.

Apr 11, 2013

Pie P.

I've tries KQC heat protectant and all kinds of frizz control product...AmieL. thanks for you recommendations!! No other hairstyles or tutorials??  )-:

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