Best Products for Every Hair Type
Coarse and Thick Hair
"Regularly take out extra weight by getting a trim every four to six weeks to keep hair from getting bulky. This, along with frizziness, alters the shape of your cut. Keep frizz at bay by styling with a smoothing serum."
Buy It: Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Moroccan Sleek Oil Treatment, $4.99; target.com
Medium Texture and Thick Hair
"This is the best texture for holding the cut's shape, so you need to get it trimmed only every six to eight weeks. If you want a bit more control when you're styling, try a finishing salve; it'll give you more structure and hold."
Buy It: Dear Clark Finishing Salve, $26; target.com
Fine and Thin Hair
"You need to trim often (every four to six weeks), not only because you're prone to split ends but also to keep a strong line. You'll lose that line faster with fine, thin hair. For added volume, spritz in a root-boosting product before you blow-dry."
Buy It: Honest Beauty Honestly Uplifted Volumizing Spray, $24; ulta.com
A great style requires proper TLC. Steal a few secrets for your specific hair type and texture. Are you using the right product for your hair? Holly Dear, co-owner of Dear Clark salon in Dallas, Texas shares her picks for different types of hair. She also shares maintenance tips for maintaining a your haircut and keeping hair healthy. If your hair is coarse and thick, it is important to reduce weight. Dear suggests a trim every four to six weeks to reduce bulk. Bulk and frizz are the main causes for a cut to go awry, so keep a smoothing serum on hand. Have fine and thin hair? You’re going to need a trim every four to six weeks to get rid of split ends and maintain your hairs strength. You’ll also want something to help achieve some volume at the roots for fuller shape. If you fall in-between, you can go six to eight weeks between trims. Your hair is going to maintain the shape of your new cut well, and just needs a little control when styling. Follow these tips and you’re hair will always be on point.