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"  span style=&amp;quot;font-family:&amp;#039;Times New Roman&amp;#039;;&amp;quot;&amp;gt;Anyone who knows me can tell you that I&amp;#039;m obsessed with hair. Maybe it&amp;#039;s because my abuela instilled in me that a woman&amp;#039;s hair is her crown and should always be treated with love and respect. Usually if my girlfriends have a hair problem they give me a call.Here at CFL we&amp;#039;re constantly getting questions about your hair issues. So, I&amp;#039;m here to answer them. Every day this week, I&amp;#039;ll respond to one of your questions so keep &amp;#039;em coming! Q: My hair has no body at all, no matter what products I use. How can I give it more ooomph?   A: A lot of women think their hair is super thin but many times they&amp;#039;re just using products that are way too heavy. Make sure you use products that are mineral and paraffin oil free. Also, use a bodifying shampoo like Blow Pro Blow Up Daily Volumizing Shampoo. If your hair is long, get it cut in layers, which will make your hair look a lot thicker. When blowdrying, start by flipping your head over to create extra volume. Then, take your brush, and wrap it around the roots of your hair while drying to keep roots lifted. I also use hot rollers when I want to extra va va voom hair. And when I recently had lunch with Adrienne Bailon, she dished that she swears by clip in extensions! Ken Paves makes some really great ones that are affordable.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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