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What I Do: Jennifer's Fine Hair Makeover
More is better, especially when it comes to my hairstyle. Here's how I get my fine hair to stay big and curly all day long. Try out a whole new look with our Hair Makeover Tool!
Jennifer Jackson, Web Editor at Hearst Digital Media
Jennifer's beauty stats: 27; brown, fine curly hair; sensitive skin
"I'm obsessed with massive, curly hair — the bigger, the better. Even though I inherited my dad's fine strands, I got my mom's curls, which luckily give me some texture to work with. It takes time to get this voluminous look, so I start getting ready 20 minutes earlier than on straight-hair days. But I always feel happier when my hair is bouncing around my shoulders, which makes the whole process worth it."
Oribe Shampoo for Magnificent Volume
"I switch shampoos every time a bottle runs out, but I always look for a thickening formula. I use a smoothing conditioner to keep my dry hair soft and to keep frizz at bay.”
$36; bluemercury.com
TIGI Bed Head Superstar Thermal Blow-Dry Lotion for Thick Massive Hair
"After shampooing, I comb out any tangles and work a quarter-size amount of this lotion through my wet hair. It protects from heat styling, and by the time I finish blow-drying, my hair is three times its normal size."
Conair Satin Finish Ceramic Instant Heat 3/4" Curling Iron
"My fine hair eventually falls limp even when I use a big curling iron. So I use a medium barrel to create tight curls that turn into loose, bouncy waves later. I start at the front and curl hair away from my face, so it looks like my hair is always blowing back."
$25; conair.com
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