Making Thin Hair Look Thicker

You might not believe it, but sea salt spray actually works and can give your hair a lot of volume. If you are curling your hair, using salt spray can hold those curls throughout the whole day even. Check out the link I am sharing below for more details on this.

Hair extensions are just used to add length to short hair but they can also add a lot of volume. You can get glue-in and clip-in extensions but the latter are more comfortable easier to use. Just get them in a color that matches your natural hair and clip them in before a big event or a party.

Your hair cut can do wonders for your thin hair. Get a layered haircut so that the volume of your hair increases and they become more bouncy. Longer hair weight more and highlight the thinness of your hair.

Most hair stylists use a razor to thin out thick hair and will do it regardless of whether your hair need thinning or not. Ask your stylist not to use the razor and instead make layers in your hair so that they are bouncy and voluminous.

There are a lot of hair accessories which can be used to make your hair appear thicker. Try out inserts like Bumpit, which lift your hair or if you are going for a bun hairstyle you can use sock buns to give the appearance of volume.

If you have thick hair in the front you should try bangs to cover things up. You can also get the layer of hair under your bangs colored a little darker than your natural color so that they look thicker and give the impression of volume.

According to hair colorists, peroxide can double the thickness of each hair strand. Using it to color your hair will not only give you streaks which take attention away from your thin hair, but will also swell and thicken them to give a fuller feel.

Flat irons are the worst for thin hair because they make them look even thinner. When you have thin hair, you can't afford to straighten them with an iron. Instead, try curling them for some volume.

Mousse is a great way to add volume to your hair without making it obvious. Get a light, dry mousse and just run up from the roots to give your hair a fluffy feel.

If you must use a conditioner for your hair use it sparingly. Using too much conditioner will make your hair smooth and silky, which will consequently make them look thinner.

There are several volumizing powders and dry shampoos available which you can use to give your hair volume. Just apply them from the roots upwards and your hair will be bouncy and fluffy, covering up any thin patches.

Get your hair cut short so that they stay above your shoulders. Once they are long enough to hit your shoulders they will break up and look thinner. Shorter hair are also easily styled using mousse etc which can add volume.

Adding in some big curls will make your hairs look thicker too. Try applying curls with hot rollers or curling iron. If you don't want to give too much of the curl then give a bit bend at the end of your hairs.

Using comb too much to set your hairs also result in breaking them so try to avoid doing it instead set your hairs with your fingers and use comb only when it's really required.

The blow drying always works for me try it yourself too. Its very common and popular trick to make your hairs look thicker and does not have any side effects to worry about.

Using a multi-dimensional hair color will mix things up and different strands of color will appear different under the same light. This will take attention away from your thin hair and prevent your hair from looking flat.

If you can pull it off, try a messy hairstyle instead of straight smooth hair. This will not highlight your thin hair and will give the illusion of a fuller scalp and more volume.

"Stimulate your scalp. 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."

volumizing mousse + braid your hair to sleep, next day take it out and you will see it volumized and wavy!

The chemical sodium laureth sulfate or sodium lauryl ether sulfate (SLES) has shown to case scalp irritation and results in hair loss. When ever you buy a shampoo or a hair product just make sure they are SLES free so that your hair doesn't get any thinner and starts recovering.

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