Hairstyles for Thick Hair

A: Most thick hair types can take advantage of a layered style rather well, since strategic layering helps distribute and balance the overall volume. If you don't want visible layers, a stylist can also remove weight internally.
Instead, ask your stylist to remove weight using precision techniques with standard shears, such as point-cutting, slide-cutting, or dry-carving. If your main issue is bulk at the nape of your neck, a hidden undercut is another great option to permanently strip away density without sacrificing your overall length.
As for the hair's tendency to curl or get puffy as it gains length, this happens as a result of the hair's wave pattern. When wavy or curly hair grows longer, individual strands create friction against one another, causing them to push apart and expand. Additionally, thick and wavy hair types are naturally prone to dryness. When the hair lacks moisture, it absorbs humidity from the air, causing the cuticle to swell and puff up.
In most cases, combining strategic weight reduction with styling products and heat - like blow-dry straightening followed by flat-iron smoothing - will create the sleek look you desire. Incorporating rich leave-in conditioners, anti-frizz oils, or humidity-blocking creams will also help keep the hair cuticle sealed and weighed down naturally.
For a more permanent effect, you may want to consider a chemical smoothing treatment, continuous keratin service, or relaxer to make daily straightening much faster and easier.
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