Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

Is one more manageable than the other? Just curious. :)

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

In between, not too thick or too thin.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

thick hair imo is harder to manage but I prefer it over thin hair =)

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Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

thin hair. you can come up with more hairstyles and you only have to use less hair products.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

Of couse thin hair would be better to manage but I don't think anyone is better than the other.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

There are hairstyles for both. You can look good both ways. It really doesn't matter.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

thick hair thats what u want its healthy and beautiful,

it is easier to manage because your hair isnt dried out and brittle as it would be when its thin, ussally hair thins wiht over bleaching, and sun damage also heat styling can damage hiar so use a product like a thermal protector is you blow dry straghten or curl your hiar , ect.

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Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

My hair is verrry thick, but you know why i like it more that thin hair?... because you can do a lot more with it, and it wont look so week and yah well u know. you hav a lot more umpth, you wont have to buy things that will giv you more volume you can work with it.... and if you wanted it straight an stuff u can do it or visa versa... THICK IS BETTER!

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

Being a hairdresser, I think thick-tressed gals have the advantage. If your hair is thick, you can get a texturized style to take the bulk out and make it manageable and easy to style. Thin hair, the only thing that will make it look thicker is volumizers, teasing, hairpieces, extensions, or a shorter do. So I think thick hair is more versatile, and also can be worked with more chemically. It can take a lot more stress than baby fine strands.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

I think that they both have there advantages/disadvantages!

People with thin hair can find it hard because thin hair, of course lacks volume, but you can try teasing, using a volumising spray/shampoo and conditioner the hair to give it more root lift and body! Or you can go and talk to your stylist about different cuts like layers or a blunt fringe!

People with thick hair usually have troubling with styling (e.g. straightning/curling) (I know I do). But you can also try different products and shampoos/conditioners and heat tools. But as I have thick hair I know the struggles, but my mum suggested to me that I get my hair thinned out, which really helps to take all that excess weight off, layers are also helpful!

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Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

It's easier to thin out than to thicken, and thick hair has more natural body which looks really good when worn long.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

Thin / thick hair is a good question!!! You must be referring to the size of the hair itself. (coarse or fine) or are you referring to the amount of hair on the scalp. ( per square inch )?

Usually fine haired people have a lot of hair per square inch on their scalp. Fine hair is easier to manage butt.... it takes a lot more product to get fullness. This hair type usually falls flat sooner than thicker or (coarser) hair. Coarser hair can be thinned out to make the style. So in my opinion.... thicker hair is better. You can always take away but can't add hair. Hair extensions can be added for more fullness.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

I wouldnt nessessarily say one is more manageable that the other. I have insanely thick hair and it drives me bonkers. I have shaved the underside of my hair for 13 years because it is so heavy.

Is it better to have thin or thick hair?

doesn't matter at all..thin or thick as long as you give them enough care, that's what really matters.