How to Manage Thick Hair | Texturizing Ends to Thin Out Hair (Holds Style Better)
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- Thick hair is great but it can be hard to style and get that airy, light look. This video teaches you how to deal with thick hair. I show you how to thin out your ends and get an airy, wispy look. Through this video, you will learn step by step, how to using texture shears or thinning shears, comb through and cut your ends, and achieve that light, airy and wispy look. Use this video to make thick hair thin out so it holds your style better.
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Thank you so much! I've been running around with "helmet head" for weeks now since I trimmed my own hair last month. I have the perfect ends now that have a slightly layered look without removing the length and a more wispy vibe going on versus the helmet head heavy ends. LOL.
Really appreciate your video! Thanks again.
Lol I’m so glad you were able to fix that helmet hair!! It definitely helps all of us out that have thick hair! Thank you for your support
Thank u so much! Going to buy thinning shears tomorrow. I had my boyfriend cut 4 inches off my length & im pretty good at hair from working in salons & my cousins are stylists so I’m going to try this during quarantine! Thank you this was super helpful & informative. Looks amazing
I’m happy that you find this video so valuable!!! It definitely helps avoid that crazy quarantine hair while you wait to get back to your stylist 😂 thank you for the support
Thank you for this! My 8-year-old daughter has SUPER think hair, and I've never known how to help her with it! This is a great solution to help with weight and tangles.
You are very welcome!! I hope it helps with the weight of her hair
Thank you thank you so much for sharing your tips. I have very thick hair and its natural curly and my ends always get so dry and brittle from using the flat iron. I ordered the shears you posted and used them today and OMG what a difference in my hair It feels lighter and looks healthier..It was so helpful having the link posted here to be able to purchase them. So far everything i have tried that you have suggested has been just TERRIFIC!!!! Thanks again!
Love love love to hear it was helpful and your ends are feeling healthier! There is nothing better than helping others look and feel their best so thank you so much for being so incredibly kind and supportive
I searched for How to thin out thick mid length hair & this video came up, (thankfully). It is so informative and I’d recommend it to anyone wanting to try this. I don’t like videos where there is too much talking but this is just the right amount 😊
Well thank you so much for that! I appreciate you watching and I’m so happy you found it so helpful 🥰
Thanks! I have very thick hair and I hate how bulky it looks at the ends.
You’re welcome!!! Let me know how it works for you
thanks for this! investigating for a lockdown haircut and this was super helpful.
I’m happy I can help! You will have to keep me updated with the end results and let me know if you have any questions
Thank you for this! I know decades ago when I went to a salon, they used these on me, but I wasn't watching, and I just thought they were literally dragging the scissors through my hair to thin it out! lol This video is so helpful. :)
I’m here and happy to help!!! O man that would be scary and make you think they didn’t know what they are doing... thinning/texturizing is a great tool for thick hair
@@TheAngeSchofield ha, right, and I never even thought to ask. I just knew my hair felt lighter afterwards. :)
I've watched a few of your how to videos, and they're really great. You do a great job with clear explanations, and you don't ramble on saying the same thing over and over in the intro, which is quite refreshing lol. One suggestion/request though - could you include a before and after photo still at the end? For example, on the toning video and now this one about texturizing, I know it looks good/improved, but it's hard for me to gauge really the overall big difference. That's all. I'd love to see a side by side comparison! Thanks
Thank you so much for your sweet words! I can’t absolutely do that in the future, I appreciate the feedback and I am a visual learner so I understand seeing that side by side view
Your hair looks amazing! Thanks so much
Thank you so much for watching and your kind comment
Crazy how just texturing the ends would help! I don't have thick hair, but have A LOT and may have to ask my stylist to do this!
Yes!!! It helps so much especially with styling
thanks, I ordered those special sheers and I will try it. I too have a lot of fine hair that is too thick looking because I have so much.
I can’t wait to hear what you think when you are able to use your new shears! Definitely come back to let me know how it goes
Thank you! I never get haircuts and I took a chance on a stylist who RUINED my hair...now i can try and fix it
O no I’m sorry that happened to you!!! Bad haircuts are the worst and take forever for people to be able to trust again! Good luck and please report back with how it works
How is your hair now !?
@@lorenacastillo3568 it feels better, not boxy and bushy- but The shape I used to have I miss. Thank you for asking!
Great video! Thanks for sharing ✂️💇
I’m so glad you enjoyed! Thank you for the support
Very helpful! Thank you!
I’m happy you enjoyed this video
Thank you. I have EXTREMELY thick red hair. But i think adding this extra texture will help me get the piecey look i want. But my hair is opposite. I told style very well!!!
Happy to help and I hope you love the results
Thank you. This was really helpful
I’m so happy you found it useful ❤️
Thanks just what I needed.
Happy it helped 💕
My mother always cut my hair she is a hairdresser, I love her but she is not very sensitive with her clients rather quick. In my thirty’s I decided no more pain during haircutting and I cut it by myself, did some fails but I am very gentle on myself and it is fun. Last days I got thinning scissors and maybe they were so sharp that I cut out a quarter of my very thick hair. I am just used to have a thick blanket on my had and shoulders it feels now so light and manageable!
So glad you are willing to try things on your own hair ❤️ Hair appointments should be enjoyable and it sounds like now you are enjoying the process
Very useful tip, thank you.
You are welcome
Great video!! Thanks so much!!!!
You are so welcome
Just subscribed over this one video! I have some very very very thick hair. It is straight with a small amount of wave
Thanks for the support ❤️ hope it helps
Very helpful. Thanks, from Australia 🇦🇺
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Thank you! Recently got my hair cut and one side was way to thick still on the bottom and it was driving me crazy, although I am sure no one else noticed. I have been terrified to try this. While I don't trust myself to do my own head, this worked for the thickness right now until my next cut!
I just love that. I love that texturizing can really help with bulky sides. Thank you so much for watching and your support
Just what I needed
I’m happy to hear that
Thank you for video! Video i have seen! New subscribers 🙏👍
Welcome to The Hair Lounge!!!! Thanks for supporting the channel
You said “some of us don’t have the joy of having thick hair” and omg it’s not always a joy!!!! Hence me finding this video!!! 😅😅😂 thank you for this tutorial!!!
Hahaha yes!!! Majority of the time you want what you don’t have and that is for thick hair too ❤️ thanks for watching
Great techique!
Thank you!!! Game changer
Ohmygosh you have become my new best friend!! I honestly have no idea how I came across this but he'll Yea
Hey best friend!!! I’m so glad you stumbled upon this video ❤️ thanks for the support
super fun and cute thx
You are welcome. Let me know if you have any other hair questions
💕looks beautiful
Thank you for watching and your lovely comment ❤️
Wow u really helped whre no one cud
So glad you found this helpful 💕
Thank you!
I’m here to help
This is awesome. Are the teeth on the bottom when you’re using the thinning shears?
Thinning teeth on top and the blade on the bottom
@@TheAngeSchofield thank you
Are you moving the shears in and out? I'm trying this on a wig. Thanks so much for the tips.
Yes opening and closing my shears
Love this video! Would this also work on all the hair? I have extremely thick hair and have gotten it thinned once a year since I was 5 but havent in 2 years and it's so thick I cant handle it anymore
You can definitely do this all over but you have to make sure you are not thinking too much to remove the base line of your haircut and you also need to make sure you aren’t doing too much eternally or close to your scalp! It’s amazing for super thick hair! I’m so glad you enjoyed this video
Does this also help make the hair easier to brush through? Because I notice when my hair grows out and needs to be thinned out again, I think it seems to be way snarlier way easier and harder to run your hands through it
If your hair is super thick then yes I can see how this would make it easier to comb out! Sometimes when there is too much hair it will make the ends tangle together
I have about 50 times more hair density than yourself and I really needed this! Thank you.😊
I’m so glad you found this video useful, I definitely know there are so many people with a lot more hair than me so I’m hopeful it helps those that need it
I dont have thinning scissors so would doing a point cut also work to get rid of heavy ends?
Point cutting will give your more texture but it won’t remove as much bulk as thinning shears will unfortunately
Is it best to do this on dry straight hair? I have very thick frizzy curly hair and am wondering if I can do this while my hair is in its natural state or should I straighten to make it easier?
How do you normally wear your hair? Do you only wear it in it’s natural state or do you do both? If you normally wear it straight then I would straighten it first then texturize it. If you do wear it both way honestly I would texturize it when it’s natural then when you decide to wear it straight I would double check and see if you have any thick looking sections and go back through to texture that.
Hopefully that helps 😊
hi great video, my husband cut my hair into and angled bob and its pretty blunt, and my ends flip out wards any tips for me? The flipping drives me crazyyyyyy. is there anything cutting wise, along with styling them, that I could do??? Thank you!
Hayley Pasint when he was cutting your hair (especially in the back) were you looking down and making sure your chin was almost touching your chest? Sometimes if you are not looking down enough it will create longer hair towards the bottom or underneath at your nape and that can cause flipping.
Also depending on where your hair is resting that can cause flipping. For example if it is resting on or a little past your shoulders the hair will flip due to your shoulders so it either needs to be shorter or longer and not rest right on your shoulders.
To help with the blunt ends I did create a how to texture your ends video and that will help soften the blunt cut
m.czcams.com/video/FZz2vTYdP10/video.html
But be warned if it is resting at your shoulders this could cause more flipping with removing too much weight.
I personally like curling my hair to avoid seeing the flip in my hair. But if you prefer straight hair I would just make sure you are using a vent brush or round brush to really redirect that hair to go under. I hope this helps
@@TheAngeSchofield thanks! Yes I was looking down through part of the hair cut, we used the ponytail method near the nape of my neck😅 and then when we took out the hair tie i looked down..but I think my top layer may need to be a tiny bit shorter and I will try thinning the ends like you suggested, I do have thinning shears so I will try it ☺
Hayley Pasint o yes the ponytail method does create a very blunt cut... if you comb your hair straight out while it’s wet you can go back through with those thinning shears and that will help a lot! Let me know how it goes
@@TheAngeSchofield thanks so much I appreciate it 🤗
If we don’t have those sheers can we use normal sheers facing upwards?
Unfortunately it won’t create the same effect
To me, by the end it still looks like your left side is much more light and wispy than your right. Is that because of the side part to the left? Can the right be texturized even more, or would that look bad? I ask because my hair is similar but more bulky and I'm not sure how far to go.
Yes that may be why... the side I part my hair to will create a thicker side. I could definitely texturize more on the thicker side if I wanted. It’s all personal preference and I do it by feel and looks. I know your hair will look great after
I hate how thick my hair is esp on the back of the neck in the summer,I even thought about shaving the underneath that you can only see when it's in a ponytail,...yes I was desparately hot ✂♨⬆🔥🔥🔥
Undercuts are so cute!!! Especially if you can do a design in them... I will warn you the grow out isn’t very fun though lol
I have cut my hair 3 times with hair thinning scissors not realising they are these scissors I just wanted to ask when using hair thinning scissors on the ends of your but using them to chop inwards into the hair when you cut split ends off and make it choppy does that affect
1) the overall thickness of your hair
2)the split ends and how it grows
3)what are the best hair scissors to use when cutting your own hair so you do not further effect the thickness of your hair and to cut the split ends off safely and without taking to much of the length off?
When trimming your hair I would recommend using regular scissors first to make sure you have a nice clean blunt line first if you are worried about overall thickness. If you are just use thinning scissors your perimeter line will be more jagged and feathered on the bottom so it just depends on the look you are going for and what kind of texture your hair is. 2) as far as the split ends and how it grows...if you thin out too much on the bottom you will not have a solid line to trim just the split ends (the various lengths from the teeth in the scissors makes this more difficult)
3) so the best scissors to use if you are cutting your own hair and want to keep your hair longer I would use regular hair cutting scissors and not thinning scissors.
Hopefully i was able to answer your question correcting and if you would like to know which scissors i recommend you can check out my how to trim your hair at home video and I link scissors to use there.
m.czcams.com/video/RnN36iK_sE8/video.html
Let me know if you have anymore questions
The Hair Lounge By Angelina Schofield Thank you so much 😊 also do you think perhaps I could just use regular thin scissors too? , I was so anxious being totally new to cutting my hair , I only cut it 3 times with the wrong scissors 😬🤦♀️. So after hair thinning how long does it take to grow back to its original thickness? My hair is medium thickness so I was just anxious I buggered it right up 😬.
Use regular scissors to thin? A professional definitely could but I wouldn’t recommend someone to use scissors to thin if they haven’t been trained. After it has been thinned and you no longer want your ends to have the feathered look you need to just cut those ends off. Unfortunately it won’t just grow back to normal thickness unless you cut off your hair. So I would just let it grow out until you are comfortable with the length after removal.
Any tips for thinning out my thick hair which all the bulk is in the middle all across my hair. I just thinned it out myself at home but I feel like it’s still thick and heavy in the middle. Thank you in advance!💚
Are you saying middle as in middle of your hair shaft? Not just the back of your hair? Unfortunately if you don’t have layers in your hair you shouldn’t thin your hair up further than 2 or 3 inches from the bottom or else you will have short pieces of hair throughout and that will stick up
@@TheAngeSchofield thank you, yes I’m the middle in between the roots and ends. I do have layers and my ends are mostly thin and the middle is where i hold all the weight. Thank you so much for your content!! Your channel is very helpful!💓
I would suggest grabbing your layers (similar in the way I did in this video) and then thinning those about 2 inches above. You can’t thin close to the roots and I would never go up past your mid shaft
thanks for asking this.. I was looking for a question like this lol.
What's the difference between layering and texturizing?
It can mean different things to different hair stylists but my personal opinion: texturizing is about softness and removing bulk within your layering or within the haircut. Layering is creating shorter uniform pieces within a haircut creating bulk if needed or removing bulk
Do you recommend always thinning out dry hair and not wet?
I like to thin hair when it’s dry because then I know how much hair I am removing. When hair is wet it’s harder to see how much bulk has been removed
Just asking if u can start thinned your hair near the scalp?
No I would never thin close to the scalp. That will create the hair to stand straight up and you would see tons of little short hairs poking out
Is this kind of like point cutting?
Yes and no.. similar because it creates texture and removes weight. Thinning shears have teeth on the so it removes a specific amount of hair vs point cutting you have more control over where you want to remove bulk because you are doing that with your scissors (deep point cutting, only point cutting the ends etc)
Hi! The girl who cut my hair left me with thick chunks of blunt layers 👎
It looks like i got my hair caught in something 😂
Is it a good idea to use these scissors to blend the layers a little? Thanks 😊
Ugh that’s the worst!!! Yes you can definitely use this technique to blend the layers just do it more at the end of each layered section if that makes sense
Do you also thin the back or just the sides?
The back as well as the sides. When I’m doing it to myself I separate the hair in the back by splitting it down the middle and bring each side over my shoulder
I gave myself an undercut so it’s not as thick, and it still is!
Texturizing will definitely help remove the bulk on the bottom
Glad this works for others but all it did was add volume to my hair. Ended up looking like I had a triangle on my head.
Yes if you have curly hair sometimes it can create a lot more fullness in your hair because you are removing the weight that helps weigh down your hair. Sorry it didn’t work for you
Can you cut it at the roots as well? I have very thick Polynesian hair it drives me insane cause it’s so hard to maintain :(
I wouldn’t, it will create very short pieces that will stick up off the scalp because there won’t be enough weight weighing the hair down
Oh okay thank you for letting me know :)
Is there a brand of thinning shears you recommend?
If you check out my description box below this video I link everything I use or would suggest to use
@@TheAngeSchofield Oops, thank you! I too have fine hair, but a lot of it. My ends are monstrously big and heavy after 5 months of lockdown.
No problem at all... I’m always happy to steer people in the right direction ! This will be perfect for those ends ... a little debulking and you will be back to business 😊
I have a dumb question…in the first five minutes (anyways) you never showed which way you held the thinning scissors which side had the blade which side had the teeth.
Another video I watched it was very important not to reverse the two or your hair would flip out rather than turn under.
To be honest I have never heard that while using thinning shears. Some shears have teeth on both sides so I’m not 100% of this is true, Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful
Hi. Is your hair layered. I really like it. 👍 And how many teeth do you recommend. Thank you.
My hair is layered... I just recently did a video on layering my own hair. You can check it out here
m.czcams.com/video/eiuq96iubkM/video.html
And it’s hard to say how many teeth because that all depends on the look you are looking for. The more teeth the more even the thinning and the more hair removed, the bigger space between the teeth the chunkier the thinning will be
@@TheAngeSchofield great, I will check out that video. I just ordered the sheers 35 teeth you had in description. Thank you again. Appreciate the quick reply.
What brand of shears do you use?
Centrix Vortex V2 500 5.75" Revolving Thumb Shear
Then I also have a pair of thinning shears that are 16 years old and they came in my beauty school kit so I have no idea what that are lol but I know they are cheap
CENTRIX M SERIES 500 5" SHEAR with a different tension screw
The Hair Lounge By Angelina Schofield thanks so much!
Diana Perajica of course
So I can do this on my curly hair?
Yes you can... BUT depending on your curly hair or curl pattern sometime using thinning shears it can cause frizzing. Slide cutting or carving into curly hair with scissors may give you better results.
Is it okay for wavy or curly hair?
Yes it is 💕 depending on the type of hair and desired hairstyle it is possible it will help the wave pattern
I have like 4 times you hair and people compliment my hair all the time but i hate it its so hard to style it. I love long hair but Its worst when it’s longer 😕
Thick hair can be hard... when you don’t have it you want it and when you have it you don’t want it 🤣
Do you have any tips to thinning out the very top of your head. I have really thick hair but it is most thick at the very top of my head and I don’t know how to thin out that part. Thank you 🙏
Unfortunately you shouldn’t thin out the top of your head.... you should never thin out your hair close to your scalp or else you will have short little hairs that will poke out from the rest of your hair
@@TheAngeSchofield Okay thank you very much
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Will this impair my growth and will it grow back to its original thickness? If yes, how long do you think it will take? Thanks I’m just so mad 😡 I just had this done and I’m losing my mind. Never
It doesn’t impair growth... your hair will grow at the same rate and the thickness will come back. If your stylist did it to only the ends of your hair eventually I would let your hair grow some and then trim off the ends to remove of the thinning. But if the stylist did it all over throughout your hair it will take longer for it to grown back to original thickness. On average your hair grows about a 1/2 an inch a month
So what do you do when you have that one client that is what I call a "compulsive texturizer?"
Someone that keeps asking you to thin it, and thin it, and thin it, and thin it. And comes back every two weeks to have it done again.
Those are hard. Over thinning is never a good thing… even for someone who has crazy thick hair. Sometimes they don’t realize if you do too much it can make their ends look too thin, then they can look frizzy.
I normally suggest only thinning every other time so we don’t thin out too much and I remind them I can’t change how much hair they have growing out of their head and too much thinning will remove too much weight that may be needed to hold the shape of their haircut
I want thin hair? Mine's really thick, any tips?
Definitely thinning like this video shows and adding layers will help with the thickness
@@TheAngeSchofield Thank you, I'll try that.
but is it also ok with barber scissors that dosent really cut that much?
If the shears have teeth on them then yes you can use them 😀
@@TheAngeSchofield ok thank you 😘😘😘
I've had my hair completely ruined a couple of times with those shears. You can thin it with old-fashioned, sissored layers that is better on certain hair types. Us ladies with thick wavy or curly hair, it can totally ruin a pretty haircut. Glad some of you can handle it, but hairdressers need to know what kind of hair cannot tolerate that procedure.
Agree for sure, definitely can mess with curl pattern especially if it’s done too much
Teeth side up or smooth side up while thinning hair?
It honestly doesn’t matter which way you holding the shears..... if you want to remove more bulk in the same section your are cutting you can flip the shears over and cut the same sections again to remove bulk facing a different direction
The Hair Lounge By Angelina Schofield , Thank you! Love your video!
Meliza Johnson you’re welcome!!! I happy you love it 😍
Came home today after asking a hair stylist to thin my hair, and once again, disappointed. I have very thick, coarse hair and they NEVER seem to really de-bulk it enough around the bottom. Once I wash and dry it, my hair looks like an inverted cone. Your video has given me the courage to just buy some shears and try it myself at home. Thanks!
Sorry to hear that! Some are afraid to do too much and that’s a hard thing to explain to someone…. JUST KEEP CUTTING 🤣 hopefully you can execute and love the results
I taught my thinning scissors arent working but reality im not using it right 🤣😂😂
Still thinning is so scary for me but i still want to try because i recently cut my hair and its so bulky on the ends .
Well now that you know get those puppies out
Nobody around where I live will thin my hair because my hair is fine but still very dense.
That’s unfortunate. A little goes a long way and sometimes even just one close of the thinning shears over each section is great. My hair is fine in texture but I have a lot of hair as well and I love what it does for my hair 💕
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This is me❤ help lol 😮
Thick hair can be tricky but I find that this helps alot
I’m ready to buy a wig and shave my hair .Since menopause my hair now looks like pubic hair and in the summer it feels like I have coat on my head . I have always had thick ugly wire like hair but menopause has made my the ugliest hair in the world . Thinning it made it worse . This just my experience and you might not be so unfortunate .
Yes it’s definitely not for everyone... especially if you already have frizzy hair! I would recommend for your hair to do a clear gloss over the top to help seal the hair cuticle and help weigh your hair down
The Hair Lounge By Angelina Schofield thank you for your advice .
I find olaplex helps my wiry hair quite a bit
@@sharroon7574 yes I’m going to try this . Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it.
I wish I had thin fine hair … I have super thick bushy frizzy hair
Aww man … I will say I hear it all the time how a fine haired client wishes they had super thick hair!!! We all feel that way sometimes ❤️
Is this bad for hair though ? No hate just wondering here to learn 🖤🖤🖤
None taken 😊 you can definitely over thin which will not look good but it’s not bad for your hair if you do it correctly and keep the thinning towards your ends!
@@TheAngeSchofield sweet thank u! Probably better for split dry ends lol not sure how I thought it might be bad for my already bad ends 😅
Happy to help
It looks uneven in a lot of parts now🤔
You definitely shouldn’t over thin or you can take too much of the perimeter out and make it look choppy
I got my hair thinned out a few days ago. But the girl only thinned out the back of my hair ... that’s wrong right ?
Depends on the style you were going for... sometimes a line styles only needs the back thinned because you want the length and fullness in the front
I'm sorry, it looks a little too choppy for me. That's why I never use thinning shears.
Everyone has their favorite way to wear their hair ❤️ thanks for watching though
Hollllla😞 Sooo thick! Hate it!!!!! Its super bulky!
the more teeth a pair of thinning shears has, the less hair is removed. Thinning shears with fewer, wider spaced teeth remove more hair and chunkier pieces
I thinned out my hair twice and it still hasn't helped p
Sounds like you have a lot of hair! You may need to add layers (if you don’t have any currently) and keeping thinning 😊
I cut my hair all by myself
And it turned out really great
but then we had to go to the salon and even it out and I was very upset that my hair wasn't even and it's still not even cuz the lady did not do the front and I'm kind of mad
I would try calling the salon and asking if the could even it out for you
How many teeth do you recommend?
All depends on the look you want. The more teeth the more hair you remove with an even texture. Less teeth that are further apart will create a chunkier look
I just cut my hair with thinning scissors and I regret it
I’m sorry you aren’t loving it! Some hair doesn’t respond well to thinning
Callin "this" thick is a joke xDdddd
what you don't understand is this type of hair might not look thick but there's so much hair especially on the back side, I have similar hair to her. And it takes me at least 30 minutes to dry it , I'm not even talking about styling. And the individual strands are thick and usually dry.
@@Pixeliarmus becouse its not thick xd. Dont lie to urself
.....those nails tho.😮
Yes please ignore my busted nail polish 😂🤦🏼♀️
how many teeth does your thinning scissors have ?
28 teeth thinning shears
I hate having thick hair it sucks
We always want what we don’t have... or so they say
If yours is thick, mine is lion 😭😭
😂 roar