Any Product out their that thins hair and makes it softer?

My hair is wavy and poofs out. I use thinning shampoo and comb it out alot. I also put in de-frizz spray and flatten it with the flattning iron.

But for some reason it never settles down. About a week ago I got it thinned at the hair salon, because everyone kept telling me to. But no, luck. It still poofs out!!!!! I want my hair to feel thinner and softer

Any Product out their that thins hair and makes it softer?

Use panteen Ice Shine shampoo, Ice Shine conditioner, Ice Shine deep conditioner if they have that as well, Ice Shine mousse, and Ice Shine hairspray along with straight ironing, useing a comb that has very close together teeth, and blowdrying with a stiffbristled roll brush on high with the cool setting. Also, tryto wash your hair with cool water. I hope this helps, God Bless 閳?br>Any Product out their that thins hair and makes it softer?

10 Steps to Great Condition Hair For Cheap!!!

1) Your hair needs to be in the best condition possible to keep from feeling "poofy".

2) Do not use "thinning shampoo", whatever that is, or tell me if it lathers up easily or not. You do not want "thin hair". You want great conditioned hair... because it will feel as silky and soft as your hair will feel.

3) You can have soft hair instantly by rinsing your shampooed hair with diluted apple cider vinegar/water. (1 part vinegar to 8 parts water). Do not use shampoo with "parafin" = wax, so any small amount of high detergent is best... (open hairshaft for shampoo, then use vinegar to close the hairshaft, and get the shampoo residue off of the hair)

4) However, depending on the length of the hair and if your hair is not in good condition, when you rinse with vinegar, it will be in tangles. (No, it doesn't smell like salad after a few minutes, because you should rinse out the mixed rinse too ie; wash, vinegar rinse, water rinse)

5) Anyway, after #4, you can use a leave in "coditioner" if you need it so comb the hair easily. You can put "cream rinse or conditioner, water and vinegar" together in a bottle for a one step process. Always rinse with this mix when you shampoo.

6) Your hair will be in better condition as it grows out so you have to give the mix several months before you will see the best possible condition. Hair grows about 1/4 inch per month, so depending on the length, wait about a year to see 3 inches of "condition of hair using vinegar rinse".

7) If your hair is layered, or "thinned" using thinning shears, STOP DOING THAT IMMEDIATELY. "THINNING" makes uneven short hair strands that just curl or poofs out at will because it is too short to get into the control of the longer hair.

8) So... you need to have a "bob" haircut = all one length, or at least just a little layering at the bottom so it can flip up or down.

9) You can have a bi-level or just very long hair, so that the part next to your face lays as flat next to your ears, etc as possible.

10) Get ends trimmed for long hair about twice or three times a year, shorter hair need trimming sooner. I think you will have the best hair you possibly can have if you do these things. You will know you have good condition hair when it combs out easily without conditioner and it shines, reflecting light without "shine product". Good luck.

PS: Thank you for letting me tell you these facts, as I still feel guilty for "thinning" the hair of a young girl in beauty school. She had thick, long curly hair and told me to thin it" so I did. You can imagine what that did... cutting little short hairs within longer strands of hair = total out of control hair. I LEARNED MY LESSON..."thinning" shears don't help make thick hair look thinner, but makes it look like a chia pet!!!! OMG it's true that I did that to this sweet young girl (black hair) and she was crying, and I wanted to cry. I hope you understand that not all hairdressers understand why "thinning shears" don't help your situation... they are instructed incorrectly. Some schools are better now, but the old teaching is still around.