How to get fuller/volumised hair??

[*Princesse*]

Be sure you're not using a shampoo that is wearing your hair down, and consider skipping the conditioner. I've stopped using conditioner everyday, and use a deep conditioning treatment once a week, and my hair has a considerable increase of volume.

 

[blondie_babe13]

Volume for Fine Hair

Ok, so I've been trying to get volume and I don't know what to do anymore, I've tried random products and tried drying hair upside down etc PLEASE share any tips you have to achive volume with fine hair!!!!! thanks

 

[Lara_L]

u can also try tieing a loose ponytail (just the top layer of hair, and only for the back, not sides) overnight. it works for me, also blowdrying upside down.

second this! I have really thick hair but i like it to look even fuller, so at night i tie my hair into a really high ponytail, as high as it would go, and sleep on it. in the morning, voila! full hair!

 

[anastazja]

Ok, so I've been trying to get volume and I don't know what to do anymore, I've tried random products and tried drying hair upside down etc PLEASE share any tips you have to achive volume with fine hair!!!!! thanks

try the one i do, its by (big) sexy hair, the "extreme volume" shampoo

 

[Cypresses]

Does anyone know of any rootlifting sprays that smell good?
I´ve tried one from Bjorn Axén and one from *** and they both smeel awful..but maybe it´s the substance that those kinds of sprays have in them that smells like that.

i use John Frieda, it smells good and it's very light

 

[Cypresses]

for me the fastest way to get volume is blow dry the hair at opposite direction until it's dry and blow with cold air to cool down, in this way it helps the roots to stand up

 

[cocohokkaido]

I have really straight hair so whenever I desire some waves and curls, I use Bumble & Bumble's volumizing spray. Not only does it give your hair good lift, I find it helps setting the curls too. It certainly does not weigh hair down so you can use it from root and end. Kerastase makes a good one, too, but in cream form. It should work well with wavy, coarser hair. Good luck!