Quick Styling Tips for Thinning Hair

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Use the Power Trip Gel on the slightly damp hair first (hair that has been towel dried only). Just a thin layer. Lightly blow dry the hair so that it is about 90% dry (Not too much!). Apply a thin layer of the Wax Works to the palm and fingers of your hand (I know it, feels gross, oh well), and slide your hands down the hair, from top of head down to front, then from front, back. At this point you will have a very pliable styling environment to work in. For a good 10 minutes you can use a brush to make the hair go wherever you want it, and it wont harden up. You can use the hair dryer at this time to really thicken up the hair (you will be amazed how well this works), but don't overdo it. It takes a lot of practice but once you get it down, you beginning thinners can really hide it!

Note - guys with dark brown to black hair, make sure your stylist bleaches you out first, and then adds color, down to the correct tint. If they just try to lighten your hair, you will turn orange. They should know this, but verify with them first.

Clothing and Accessories to "Youth-enize"

Wearing glasses is another good camouflage, according to Kang. "It draws down the gaze of other people and makes a wide brow look narrower". She suggested round plastic rimmed glasses, which give a gentle and intelligent look. Blue tone suits, which make people look younger, are also recommended. "Gray suits stand for authority and power, but make you look older. Ties and shirts should also be blue, since high contrast coordination also makes you look old". Kang explained. Accessories such as bags, belt and watch should be of simple and young design.*

"Bald people may look old but gentle. The focus of coordination should be in maximizing the merit, rather than trying to hide the baldness," she said.

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