THIS IS WHY Your FINE/THIN Hair Is FLAT!!!

If you want more volume in your thin/fine hair, THESE are the common mistakes I see people making. This is my professional step by step for getting long lasting volume in your hair.

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[mariad]

I'd like to see more for fine and thin hair vlogs! Thanks @justinhickox!

[pamelab]

I appreciate that you teach the client how to style as opposed to making her look beautiful and then she/we have no idea what to do when we get home! Thanks, guy!❤

[Alden]

Grateful for more videos on fine, thin hair. My hair is fine, thin, see-through hair that distresses me greatly as I age and go forward. There isn’t a hair length that works for me and I prefer my “look” with longer hair knowing it ostensibly “should” be a bit more short. As someone commented, please use a model that truly has fine, thin hair. This lady in my opinion has a lot of hair! Thank you, Justin.

[Caymanlady]

I enjoy watching your videos very much. I have very thin hair. The videos where you have your client helping style her own hair and your teaching her how to handle her hair are great! It gives us a better perspective. Thank you!!!

[karenkromm]

This is one hairdresser that knows hair! Especially fine hair that is thinner - and makes his videos easy to see exactly what you need to do to help your hair look better! Thank you Justin- love your videos!

[denisemughrabi]

This was helpful. Some things I was aware of & some things I was not. I would love to see more “tricks of the trade” for fine limp hair to increase volume without “drab” product buildup. Most products take away the shine & leave the hair looking lack luster.

[loonette]

I'm 60 yrs old and this is one of a handful of times I've actually benefitted from a " how-to" hair video. I've been drying my hair "willy-nilly" all this time! Now I feel I get it & am using your tips. I like your approach, your voice & your confidence. Thanks so much for sharing your videos!♥️👍🤗

[CindeeDerfus]

I really like how you showed us what exactly to do!!

[ritagordita]

Big thank u for addressing cowlicks. More please. . .

[gnnybr]

I am so glad to see I have been doing it correct. I have argued with many a stylist that they blow my hair flat. I have to go home and start from scratch to get volume.

[liwest]

Watching you demonstrate and explain why you pulled the brush out (instead of down) while drying the hair--and why the placement of the dryer is so important--was the most helpful part of the video. I love that you're asking clients to show you how they approach the task. It's authentic and relatable. (Kudos to your client for her willingness to give it a whirl on a video!)

[anthonypietrzak]

Thin-haired girl here. Thank you for all of these great tips. I have tried tips from your previous videos and they really help my hair. Thank you so much! Susan

[suzannemolyneux]

I like how you had 'her' do it. Because often we leave the salon and can't for the life of us, remember how it was done, OR can't physically feel it because 'we' didn't do it with our hands. Good idea.

[DeborahColes-fjkf]

I'd like to see tips for thin, fine, straight short hair!

[denisebaker]

This worked great for me! Thank you. I wasn't working the mousse all the way from root to end. I've tried this 3 times now and it's working a lot better. My hair even turned out nice and fluffy, stay in place this morning and it was raining. My hair never turns out good when it's damp or humid out. I appreciate the short and to-the-point video. I have to use unscented products for my hair and it took forever to find what would work. Now if they don't discontinue them like so many other products I use...

[wifeocaster]

Cowlick information was awesome! Thank you.

[violetfairies]

She is so relatable. I do the same thing as her. Thank you for teaching us.

[karynstouffer]

Hahaha... The camouflage technique you showed for her cowlick is what I used to call " root scramble." Or, sometimes I'd call it "root roughage." It was funny enough to make my clients remember it.
Love it! 💝

[dianagyuro]

We can never do the way you do, because you are standing and your hands are coming from above. And our own hands are coming from below. So we will always pull the hair down. Sad story 🤓😎