Kaitlan Collins has amazing hair... how?
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Anonymous
| What do I need to do to have shiny soft looking hair like Kaitlan Collins on CNN? It’s sooo shiny. I assume she washes it daily ... what else? |
Anonymous
| Youth. |
Anonymous
yep my coworkers in their mid 20s have hair like this |
Anonymous
| Damn. I knew I should have loved by body more when I was younger but I didn’t miss my hair until just now. |
Anonymous
| I believe she has tweeted about the revlon thingy. Not kidding. |
Anonymous
4 This, and I lot of women from the south have great hair - very thick, a lot of it, and shiny. |
Anonymous
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It's more to do with your hair type, really. And how much processing and heat styling you've had over the years.
I'm 41 and still have great thick, shiny hair. Not bragging since the rest of me is a sh!tshow. Let me take my small win. My mom is 66 and also has great shiny, full hair with very little grey. |
Anonymous
Um, no. It’s specific to the individual, not the region. Southern women do tease and pouf their hair more, but the quality of the hair is not a southern thing. |
Anonymous
| Her hair seems pretty standard and boring to me. |
Anonymous
Yep, and paired with her manly face, she looks pretty average overall. |
Anonymous
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You're not supposed to wash your hair daily.
Also, this thread is shit without pictures. |
Anonymous
| For real? That is totally lame hair she has! I googled her and, I mean, her hair is boring and nothing special! My hair is the same color and without much looks better than hers! And I am your average Caucasian brown-haired woman almost 50! |
Anonymous
I think a fair amount of women in this area lighten their hair, and that takes a toll on the texture after awhile. I don't mean that they're going from Kaitlan's brown to platinum blonde, but the majority of women I know with dark blonde or light brown hair tend to get highlights and go lighter and lighter over time. But then their grays are far less noticeable, if noticeable at all. OTOH, for those of us with dark hair, even just a couple greys in the front stand out like crazy. I started getting gray patch on my right temple when I was 27! |
Anonymous
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She’s 28. My hair looked like that when I was 28 because my hair is thick and wavy - it blows out nicely with volume and holds a curl well. At 42, after 2 kids, my hair looks mostly like that but with some gray sprinkled in and slightly less thick.
I still can’t fit my hair in a standard large clip, even if I take the spring part out. I use oleplex bond repair - overnight - once a month or so. I use gentle shampoo and conditioner every 2-3 days. I don’t blow dry my hair every time I wash it. I have a mason Pearson brush and I only use cloth snagless hair bands. I use a bit of mouse at my roots and dry that part with my head upside down. Then I blow out the bottom with a round brush. I use a shine serum from dry bar to smooth out the surface. I get my ends trimmed every 10-12 weeks. |
Anonymous
Because I didn't know who this was, here are some pics for others in my position:
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