How To Make Thin Hair Look Thicker

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Shan H.

Dec 31, 2012

Shan H.

Pleaseee helppppp! I have really thin flat hair and I'm sick of back combing it how can I make it look more thicker?

Kait L.

Dec 31, 2012

Kait L.

Go sulfate free. Overwashing can dry out your hair, so the less you shampoo, the more hydrated it will be and the longer it will grow without breaking. (: When you do shampoo, consider a sulfate-free formula; they often contain less harsh detergents, or none at all, and therefore help preserve your hair's natural oils. When you massage your scalp with shampoos containing peppermint or eucalyptus oil, you'll feel a tingling sensation. This helps increase circulation and blood flow to your follicles, boosting growth!(: When your hair is well hydrated, it is less likely to dry out and split, so use a conditioner even on the days when you skip shampoo. If you're not careful, your hairbrush can actually do more harm than good!! Ripping through wet tangles creates split ends, so try gently running a wide-tooth plastic comb(: Hope this helps, good luck!

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