All 4 of my nieces who are Asian have thick, dense hair. You should be wiser so as to not post such ignorant comments in the future. Here comes the Stereotyping Train! All aboard! Years of living in whatever country you are in has made you hate every tiny bit part of your Asian feature. I pity you for disconnecting yourself from your native culture. Deep down you must have a lot of pain and hurt. What a wonderful world you have missed out! I also get complimented on how my hair is naturally straight and smooth and I love that!
But the most annoying thing is that my eyelashes are very stubborn and cannot be kept curled! My lashes are actually very long, but they are just straight and jut right out of my eyes instead of making their curled debut. What do u other mixed fellas have to say about it!
My hair feels like a mix of the two and my lashes are long but they just stick straight! Asian hair is beautiful! My boyfriend is Asian just like me, and keeps his hair short. Its sooo cute and i always call him my porqupine lol! I also have Asian, silky, jet black hair but and i keep it waist length. I usually make a quiff with my hair, and make a ducktail in the back to get that nice look. You probably are east asian, so I dont know how your genetics work.
How can you say that! Yes, Asian women have beautiful hair. I just treat it well, which means keeping the ends trimmed, using expensive conditioners and no heat styling. Diet comes in to play too. I eat lots of fish and take a good food based vitamin daily, so your hair is also a reflection of your health. Today at gym I saw from behind a something woman on cardio machine with this thick mass of grey mop on her head, but it was cut perfectly.
The strands were somewhat in ringlets, but it was dense, like one of those trees you see that are just a big puff of green above the trunk. It looked too natural in front to be a wig. Maybe it was a weave? Maybe she was three-quarters Asian and one-quarter white one parent is half white? Maybe the half white parent passed down the thick ringlet gene?
The same goes for me. Seriously, Gtfo!! I love Asian hair. Asian hair is the best. I can see where Bryan is coming from. And because of the varied coloration with their hair they look like they have natural shine to them like highlights! Of course even Asian hair can vary. I tend to have high density in mine so there are Asians who have fine hair like Caucasians and yes they can look very nice also.
I found her being so stressful for it. I would never think one hair type is better than another, they all have pluses and minuses and there will be exceptions in every race ie.
Asian people with thin hair, wavy hair, etc. But asian hair can also be wavy and curly look at laotian people, chinese people, khmer people. My parents are from England and Sweden. No one colors my hair! This is the natural progression of aging. Interesting topic! A lot of Asian men have this thick, straight hair that does, in fact, grow straight up out of their scalp.
A hairstyle that works for them is to let the top grow out and chop the sides down to almost nothing — Almost like a natural fauxhawk. My hair seems naturally inclined to being matted down. I like short-cropped hairstyles, so sometimes I envy my Chinese friends and colleagues!
I see a lot of comments here that seem to consciously or subconsciously value the typical Caucasian hair type as being superior to the East Asian one, which I guess is due to Western standards of beauty following the majority.
Actually, we should all learn to value our own unique qualities and appreciate those of others without disparaging or resenting them. Im a caucasian female with very long, slightly wavy, light brown hair. This was in Ningbo. My hair is so much thinner it has many strands and thick in that sense, but thin as in each strand is thinner and weaker than typical Chinese hair. My hair also breaks so much more easily than typical Asian hair. My female Asian friends tend to be able to grow their hair so long so easily.
To me the quality of it just seems so amazing. On the downside Asian hair is just harder to colour if you wanted to, because being dark brown or black, bleach needs a long time and damages it more. Im an Asian and i have very silky hair but i think that it really depends. In fact my mum has damaged and dry hair. So, it sucks. Blonde people tend to have more hairs than the average person but there is a simple yet logical explanation to it, their hairs are thinner than that of an average person.
The Scandinavians I have met usually have thinner hairs than mine, I have thick hairs and oddly enough more hairs than that of an average Scandinavian person mine is straight to wavy, old fashioned looking curls can be found near the end of my hair. I have to air dry it now. Castor oil and Indian gooseberry oil are two examples of oils that can help to combat hair loss. Other oils, such as coconut oil, are also great for preventing scalp infections.
Also, some oils, such as almond oil, are great for keeping the hair moisturized. For gorgeous hair, consider adding the use of a hair mask into your regular beauty routine.
Hair masks that are developed specifically for Asian hair use can nourish and tame your locks while keeping your hair incredibly healthy. Keep a lookout for hair masks that contain egg protein that helps to lessen the occurrence of split ends. If you already have split ends, egg protein will help to conceal them.
Hair masks act by adding moisture to the hair. They also help to promote growth and make your hair appear a lot shinier and healthier. Every hair type is unique, and each type has its own set of specific rules on how to keep it looking and feeling the best it possibly can. Below is a list of tips on the best ways to care for Caucasian hair and tips on things you can do to keep Caucasian hair in the healthiest possible state it can be.
Dry shampoo is great because it can help you keep your hair looking fresh in between washes, which means you do not have to wash your hair as often. This is great for keeping the hair healthy as the natural oils from your scalp protect your hair and help keep it healthy.
Using dry shampoo is a simple process — you just take your hair, spray a bit in it at the roots to soak up any grease, and the result is a perfectly fresh look. However, there is something you can do when dry shampooing that is a total game-changer.
The best thing you can do when applying dry shampoo is to apply it thoroughly at the roots and then blast it out using a hairdryer. Most people will simply rub it into the hair and then leave it there.
However, you need to remove the product to get rid of all the excess dirt and grease. Once you have gotten rid of those, you will be left with perfectly clean looking, healthy hair. Using hair masks is incredibly beneficial to the health of your hair. The ingredients in hair masks push moisture into your hair strands and seal it in, leaving you with gorgeous, healthy-looking hair. Simply apply a hair mask and leave it for the required time, and then rinse it off using warm water.
You can also then do a quick blast with cold water to seal in the shine and leave your hair looking luscious. If you are using shampoo every single time you shower, you need to stop immediately. Washing your hair too often dries out your hair and leaves it dull, brittle, and easily breakable. Leaving your hair for a few days between washes allows for the natural oils in your scalp to nourish your hair and keep it healthy. In order to keep your hair looking fresh between washes, use a little bit of dry shampoo or style your hair up in a cute look.
The least amount of days you should aim to wash your Caucasian hair is every other day. If your hair feels greasy soon after you have washed it, it might be due to how you apply conditioner. Instead of soaking it into your entire head of hair, you should instead aim to avoid the scalp. The best course of action is to aim for around three to four inches away from your scalp. This distance prevents the conditioner from weighing your hair down. When it comes to your scalp, it has natural oils that will keep it properly hydrated as much as it needs to be.
This natural oil will help to protect your hair and keep it looking healthy. Using one type of brush for everything is easy. You should have a collection of brushes for different uses. Different brushes are designed for different uses. Boar-bristle brushes enhance the smoothness of your hair by polishing the cuticle layer of cells.
You can also get wet brushes with soft bristles and flexible pads that gently detangle wet hair easily and quickly. Paddle brushes are designed to detangle longer hair, and Denman brushes are perfect for calming down static and provide great tension, which is optimal for styling.
This hair type has the fastest growth rate at approximately 1. A strand of Asian hair has a somewhat round, even shape. Nonetheless, Asian hair has the lowest density of the three ethnicities. Caucasian hair can be straight, wavy or curly. Its color can vary from blond to dark brown.
This hair type grows diagonally and at a rate of about 1.
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