Fine, Limp Hair
Hair that is finer in texture is defined by a smaller circumference of the individual hair shaft, giving the over all look and feeling of lighter hair lengths which can be easily weighed down or have the tendency to appear limp or lifeless. Hair texture and hair density are two separate topics however, and are not mutually exclusive. For example, you could have fine, dense hair meaning a lot of fine strands on the head. Or fine, sparse hair meaning the hair strands are fine, and there are also less of them of the scalp. Choosing specific products and ingredients suited to finer hair types which can include the same nourishing components in a lighter texture or concentration will help to keep fine hair looking and feeling fresh, voluminous and weightless.
