Real client service with Fine hair and Thinning Ends 

Great information. This is my hair. I rarely see myself (my hair) featured. This was informative.

I have fine medium to low density. I love my curls. But I know my hair has to be below my bra-strap I. Order for it to touch my shoulders. Because of the shrinkage once my curls dry. And for it to look fuller. And I do my wash and go every 3 days. It helps me keep from tangled strands, and fairly knots. My hair is as long as hers.

Yes the trim makes it looks fuller nice job.

Great cut, it's like looking at my hair before my stylist got me together in January she cut to the exact same length you cut hers. I mean, we have the exact same fine medium density thinning edges, and all I primarily wear my hair in WNG,but I have to see her every 3 months for a blowout and trim and she style it in a flat twist updo that I wear for 3 to 4 weeks while still shampooing every 2 weeks to keep my scalp issue in check then I go back to my weekly washing and WNG

Girl, your cut is so sharp and it looks GREAT on you! The color is beautiful too. I'm subscribing for that alone LOL

Her WNG is going to be beautiful with that fresh cut you already cut a shape. I promise you she won't need any more shaping when she do her WNG mines didn't you can she for your self in my pfp only thing I do different from her is I stretched my WNG cause my hair can get really tangled if I don't.

My hair strands are fine with medium density. My hair is deceiving and would automatically look more dense and fuller in a matter of minutes due to the moisture in the air and the fact that you are breathing. 😂

Lord I wish I can find a stylist like you that seems to care and know how to work with natural hair. Where are you located at? I live in Birmingham Alabama. Thank you

That afro looks good girl.i take that

It's the curly cuts that splitting those ends. No way it should split that much. This is what they found out 15:30

What would be a good protein treatment I could use at home? Because I do a wash n go on a regular. Thank you

What about a sew in would that be a good protective style?