How to Style Fine or Thin Hair to Achieve More Volume and Fullness - Round Brush Technique
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Discover how to style fine or thin hair to achieve more volume and fullness with this low tension round brush technique. Sam Villa Education Director, Andrew Carruthers shares the difference between round brushing hair with high tension or low tension and how a low tension approach combined with a rough pre-dry allows for more body, fullness, and the appearance of thicker hair.
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I feel like the ultimate hair geek; I am a mere lay person trying to find tutorials on maximizing volume and shine for fine, thinning hair and I was glued to this video, with your detailed instruction and fascinating technique....
Was browsing videos for how to blow dry fine and thin hair (mine) and watched this. I have used the technique 2x now on my just below chin length hair that was recently blunt cut . Can I say wow what a difference it made. I have been frying my thin ends before getting my flat roots dry and now I section my hair and work on my roots The way that was shown with the brush and I have root body now, yay🤗 without fried ends. Thank you so much!
nowaday people blame so much who "learn something watching youtube videos" but actually is a huge advantage and I'm totally grateful.
Thank you for being YOU. I am left feeling inspired & motivated after watching your videos-this one no less!
Thank you so much for this video and all your videos. It helps us to stay sharp with our techniques and really make the clients happy
That was amazing!
I. Am. GOBSMACKED! I can’t wait to try this technique! Thank you for sharing!!
Makes sense! Ty!
great tips...thanks
Awesome tutorial Andrew!! I'm a fine haired lady so I'll do the 2nd one!
Awesome tips Thank you so much!
Great video!! I would love to see more hair ideas for thin hair.
you are an excellent teacher. very articulate and precise. very clear in explaining. i wish to be like you someday. stay safe gid bless always!
Great video. Thanks Andrew 😊
Awesome tips I love Andrew! About to spend few hundred bucks on Sam villa blow dryer and brushes today.😎👍
Definitely going to give this a try...👍👍👍
Hi Guys! Thanks for sharing this video. Ur videos educate a lot. I learnt to cut and hairstyle watching ur videos. I never knew thermal round brush and the technique u shared how to to style the fine hair like mine awsome. Love u once again to Sam N Andrew. Warm regards
Andrew you are a fabulous teacher!
Thank you
I'm glad I came across your video I was just looking to buy a new round brush today, I have fine hair past my shoulders and I like wearing it straight but would like more body at the roots ....I think that thermal brush would be good for me, but what size brush was that... is it 1" or 2"?? Thanks for the new blow dry technique of drying ends first...going to try it out!!🙂
Awesome 😎 who knew thank You
Hi Guys! Lovely awesome tips. I watch all urs videos about hairstyles and the techniques to cut hair awesome. Love u Andrew and Sam with respect
Thanks so much for the Love Rita!
Hi also are you using the gut 10 here too been watching so many videos today can’t remember if it this one thanks
Great vids
Thanks Andrew !!! its help a lot
happy to help!
Beautiful
Thank you for this video - Andrew you are the best, so clear, grounded and inspiring.
I am in hair school right now, started in person and then with quarantine we are online, and your videos have been really helpful during this time to keep up with my education and feel like I'm continuing to move forward and develop my skills.
I'm wondering if you have any tips or tricks on sectioning hair when doing these round brush wrap drys. Ive seen lots of videos on creating volume but I'm never quite sure how to go about beginning the blowdry - using sectioning clips or not, where to start on the head, etc.
Anyway, I'm super grateful for your videos. :)
Thank you so much Steph! Hang in there... we will get through this soon ;-)
I am just trying to find info on how to use EPROTESH VOLUME POP BRUSH, other than HSN...which is where i ordered from. In a language i can understand & more than 45 second ad.
Guess i will be returning it later this week.
i want to learn for you sir
love from india
Great video! Blow drying is still hard for me to do smoothly...what about for stylist that are left-handed...I think that is why I fumble with curl technique with round brush.
It will take practice and patience! Thank you for the support!
What is the brand of your hair dryer device
So for a guy that’s has thin hair and if I want a more straight look I would go with the bigger types of brush?
If your want it more straight and less curl, yes, you would choose a larger brush :-)
To help me stretch the curl on natural haired women I use the big round brush. It REALLY stretches the hair and it takes Less time to blow dry.
Thanks for adding that tip Francesca!
Thanks for sharing. I'd love to have a go with natural afro hair one day.
Hi I love side two my hair is so fine on top not really in back I have tried curling it just falls straight 😬 I am going to try this I really want wave or body more than curl so this is a great video thanks so much and I think you teach so well ✌️😊also ps trying to buy the brush your site is down 😕
Hey Kathy, sorry about that! It looks like it's working now. Here is the link if you are a licensed professional, www.samvilla.com/pro/ OR here is the link if you are not licensed... www.samvilla.com/home/
Hi thank you for your response 😊you are recommending the thermal brush for thin fine hair correct? Thank you so much btw did get to order it today
Kathy Scirg that’s correct! Have fun with your new brush. And we did us Guts 10 at the base
What size of the Signature Series Thermal Styling Brush is being used, please? .75"? 1"? 1.5"? or 2"? Thanks.
Hi Joan, it's the 1"
@@samvillahair Thank you so much!
Oh, also -- what IS the size of the non boar bristle brush you used to create the more voluminous result/2nd side? Do you recommend detangling brushes as a first step, or is a very wide toothed comb acceptable? And finally, would a paddle brush ever be appropriate for fine, thinning hair when shine and volume are desired? TY
It's a 3/4 inch brush Muby... you could use anything from 3/4 to 1 1/4 to get great volume. We love a paddle brush for detangling just because it tends to be a little gentler :-)
@@samvillahair thanks for taking the time to post a reply ... all of your tutorials are so very helpful and interesting, even for non professionals.... I find myself OBSESSED ;) Keep em' comin' :)
"The higher the hair the closer to God" 😄😄 Well said!
Omg i finally figured out why my hair is straighter when i use a big round brush :(
All other hair stylists now look like amateurs. Your videos are great!
Wow, thank you!
This is def not a technique for all fine haired clients- I detest unfinished/frizzy looking roots on an otherwise beautiful finish! Having said that, I can’t wait to try this on an appropriate head!
Man I get hardcore ASMR vibes when watching blow dry videos lol.
Can you teach stylists how to not burn a scalp?
I teached that all the hairstylists by not being their client anymore.
@@LuisaH2022 IKR
Aim away from the scalp? Is it the answer you looking for?
Cat Woman - That’s an important question.😊 In my experience with this technique, as long as I keep the air flow from my blow dryer moving while directing air flow down the hair shaft away from the scalp, my clients don’t experience any discomfort. Having a nozzle on your blow dryer is important for optimal control of air flow.
The nylon bristles on the round brush act as a barrier for the scalp, protecting the heated barrel of the brush from direct contact with the scalp.
In the case you have a client with an overly sensitive scalp, we all have a few, I’d adjust the heat to low at the scalp. Happy hairdressing! ☮️♥️💇🏻♀️
@@L-011 I was being sarcastic. 😂
First
Andrew that was so helpful perfect for gals with fine hair.
@@stylepolice100 And also for those, like myself, who may have been blessed with a mix. That's me! A motley mix of marveilleux blessed by the Lord to still hae hair past 70!
I know ur first
Thanks Moira!
All these dam commercials are annoying almost made me unsubscribe
Thanks for the input Lisa. For us, the ad revenue is how we pay to continue to produce free education. Thanks so much for watching.
@@samvillahair
Although the commercials annoyed me I do appreciate you helping me understand the point In all the ads thank you
Stop talking
Beautiful