Thicker, healthier hair that's full of life!

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Sameera I.

Feb 3, 2015

Sameera I.

My hair is starting to look very thin after the first day of washing it and needs life put back into it! Any products or techniques you guys would recommend to have thicker fuller looking hair?

Carol D.

Feb 3, 2015

Carol D.

Some ideas that can help use shampoo for volume like tresseme.. loreal elvive or Gliss comb your hair and dry it upside down use serums oils like argan morrocan coconut oils

Alexis C.

Feb 3, 2015

Alexis C.

Garnier Fructis just came out with the full & plush line so maybe you should look into that. Also try blow drying your hair upside down!! Good luck 😘

Shanae J.

Feb 3, 2015

Shanae J.

I agree with Alexis ^

Isabel J.

Feb 3, 2015

Isabel J.

I posted a thread like this a while ago, and a lot of people suggested that I try a volumizing powder like got2b (shanae J suggested I tried this! ^) or schwarzkopf

Roz X.

Feb 3, 2015

Roz X.

Oils weigh down thin/fine hair...such is the case with over-conditioning or layering too many products. You can try a dry shampoo or powder made to boost roots and a bit of gentle back combing. Also, shampoos such as Joico, or as the ladies suggested in addition to blow drying...working with a wet brush..lifting up from the root often help.
Here's an article on natural ways to boost Keratin. 
http://www.livestrong.com/article/472667-how-to-increase-keratin/#page=1

Amber J.

Feb 3, 2015

Amber J.

I would use coconut oil. It makes my hair soft too :)

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