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Can hair really "become thick"?

  • 05-04-2014 11:08pm
    #1
    sashafierce
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  • #2
    Ihatecuddles
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    I always had thick hair. Every hairdressed commented on it and people in the salon, now its become some sort of super thick mane.

    I didn't change anything or do anything different, its below my bra strap and becoming a bit of a pain :(


  • #3
    percy212
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    Your friend got hair extensions


  • #4
    baby and crumble
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    Hair changes as we age. When I was a child I had fine, poker straight hair. Then it grew into ridiculous curls, and seemed very thick. It started to straighten of it's own accord and now I have mostly fine straight hair with a small cowlick.

    Your friend might have changed elements of her diet, her shampoo, anything. Lots of stuff can plump up the hair shaft and make hair look thicker.


  • #5
    Arbiter of Good Taste
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    baby and crumble wrote: »
    Hair changes as we age. When I was a child I had fine, poker straight hair. Then it grew into ridiculous curls, and seemed very thick. It started to straighten of it's own accord and now I have mostly fine straight hair with a small cowlick.

    Your friend might have changed elements of her diet, her shampoo, anything. Lots of stuff can plump up the hair shaft and make hair look thicker.

    From the sounds of your hair history I think we may have been separated at birth!:D


  • #6
    panda100
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    percy212 wrote: »
    Your friend got hair extensions

    +1 I don't think anything can radically alter the thickness of your hair except for extensions.


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  • #7
    vibrantblue
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    percy212 wrote: »
    Your friend got hair extensions

    Unless there were extenuating circumstances, this is probably it.

    My mother's hair grew out so luscious and even thicker after she lost all her hair due to chemo. It sometimes happens due to serious hormonal changes such as pregnancy.

    Vitamins, special hair products, etc. may help one's hair, but not to an extent that it changes your natural hair texture and/or thickness. So yes, your friend most probably got hair extensions.


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