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>KeKe, > >I had the same problem when I was your age and my >mother said the exact same thing and so did other >adults who are into the "full of body" look. My hair >was down to my shoulders, course and thick. Oh my >gosh, I couldn't stand it! What I did and have been >doing for 7 years now is I keep it cut *getting it cut >like once a month helps soften your hair because the >nutrients can go throughout all of your hair instead >of just trying to repair your dead ends* Haven't you >noticed how much softer your hair is after you get it >cut? Yeah, that is why. I thin my hair as well. >Thinning is a good way to make your hair not look as >bushy. And yes, I know they say thinning it will just >make it grow back thicker but that is not true. You >just think that when it starts to grow back. I also >use Dove shampoo and Conditioner which really helps >it. If you can't afford to do that any shampoos and >conditioners will help. I also bought my a hair >straightener which has became my life! Then after I >straighten it I put a little dab of Bio Silk *you can >get it at salons* on my hands rub it in and put it >throughout to smoothe my hair and keep the frizzies >down...DON'T USE TO MUCH THOUGH OR YOUR HAIR WILL LOOK >OILY. Try not to put many chemicals on your hair >because this will fry it and straightening isn't good >for you hair either so try a heat kinda shampoo.

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