How do you make spiky hair soft?

To achieve an Asian-inspired soft spike, towel-dry your hair and tease small sections of hair into place using wax or pomade. Only use a small amount of product to create the soft spiky peaks for a relaxed, bedhead look.

What is a coarse hair?

Naturally coarse hair has strands that are thicker and wider in circumference than other hair types. It’s often confused with thick hair, which refers to the density of hair follicles you have on your head. If treated and managed properly, coarse hair can hold a style well.

How do you know if your hair is coarse?

One way to discover your hair texture is to take a single strand of hair and rub it between your fingers. If you can barely feel the strand between your fingers, you have fine hair. If you can feel the strand of hair between your fingers and it feels thick like a string of thread, you’re dealing with coarse hair.

What products are good for coarse hair?

Products we recommend for washing coarse hair:

• Elasticizer Extreme Deep-Conditioning Treatment.
• Re-Moisturizing Smoothing Shampoo.
• Re-Moisturizing Smoothing Conditioner.
• Bond Builder Restructuring Treatment.

Is Asian hair difficult to work with?

Asian hair is generally very straight, coarse, and often resistant. This means that the hair can be difficult to work with for those individuals who lack the experience in dealing with the hair of this type.

Can Asian hair types be layered?

Since most Asian hair types are very straight, many Asian individuals opt for linear cutting lines and styles that use blunt cutting. Layering is generally done as beveling and tapering of the edges to remove bulk and keep the hair looking sleek and smooth. This doesn’t mean that Asian hair types shouldn’t be layered.

Should Asian hair be blunted or taper?

An Asian individual with coarse, thick hair might need more tapering and respond better to layered styles than an Asian individual whose hair is fine and/or thin*. For those with fine/thin hair, tapering should be minimized and the cut should generally be kept blunted with cleaner, sharper cut lines.

Do Asians have different hair care needs than Caucasians?

For the first time, scientists have proven that Asian hair has a more solid structure than Caucasian hair. This may account for the beautiful long, shiny look that so many Asian women are known for. The Beauty Brains think it also suggests that Asians may need different hair care products than Caucasians.