Nope! You just need to go to a hair salon and they can thin out your hair for you no matter what length
If you have thin hair, it's better you get a hair topper or pieces where you need them as opposed to a full head of extensions to reduce stress/strain on your already thin hair.
'Thin' is tanaí in Irish Gaelic.
Yes, but with thin hair you need a great haircut. It will sound odd, but I go to a barber and I get nice layers there--it is a scissor cut.
If your hair is thick, yes. If not... Well, if you have thin hair, I wouldn't recommend it. Answer With thin hair, you need to get a particularly good cut for it to hold its shape, and possibly go shorter. basiclly YES u took my answer!!
There are some risks with using hair extensions on thin hair. As follows: If you hair is too fine, you cannot afford to damage your hair even by a little. So Clip in hair extensions might be your best option. If your hair is very thin, going out on a windy day might expose your extensions and cause embarrassment. You hair will not be suitable to all types of extensions. You need to buy thin wefts which are delicate to handle and more prone to damage.
You don't need to, but that's how most "scene" people have it. Why not just get your hair cut how you like it instead of worrying about stereotypes and how you "need" to have it.
goto a hair dresser and they can thin it or just us a razor and thin it yourself it's really easy
The difference between thin and thick hair is that thin hair grows from small hair follicles while thick hair grows from larger hair follicles. You can also tell the difference between the two by examining how visible a single strand of hair is. If you can barely see it, you have thin hair.
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Yes because my friend has very thin hair and she was born with it!