Amazing Tips To Make Your Hair Looks Thicker

• Avoid This Conditioner

Here is where a lot of products that weigh your hair down get snuck into your daily routine: Steer clear of anything that says “hydrating” and “smoothing” on the bottle because these most likely have oils in them that will keep your hair from gaining volume.

• The Blow Dry

First step: Spray a heat protectant all over your hair. Be sure to flip your head over, and start blow-drying with a round brush. After the dampness is gone, flip the hair back over, and begin to blow dry the rest in sections. Make sure to have a diffuser on the end of your dryer to give hair an amped-up vibe.

• Roll It Up

After blow-drying hair, set front pieces in velcro rollers and clips for about 20 minutes to maintain high volume.

• Tease It

Let the rollers out, and lightly tease the parts of hair at the crown of your head.

• Lift at the Root

After teasing, spritz a small amount of root lifter in your hair to make sure your roots stay up. This can be in either mousse or spray form, but just make sure not to put in too much product. Doing so will work against you—and weigh hair down in the process.

• Spray It

Look for hairsprays that have thickening or volumizing agents built into them to help with your fine hair. Use them to set your overall look.

• Add Layers

The next time you head to your salon to get your hair cut, give layers a try. Layering sections of hair create a texturized look that makes your hair appear thicker.

• Don’t Over-Brush

Don’t brush your hair too often; this stimulates oils from the scalp, which will make your hair flat. If you must fix your hair with some sort of tool, opt for a wide-tooth comb.

• Get Dirty

You’ve probably heard this about 3,000 times, but do not wash your hair every day. Pulling back on how often you wash your hair will allow for fuller-looking hair at the roots. In-between washes, use dry shampoo.