Hair Spray for Fine Hair

Hair Spray for Fine Hair

Thin, lifeless hair is a common complaint, yet few women know the best remedy. Heavy conditioners will  just leave your hair limp. A better bet is to use products with silicone, such as dimethicone or cyclomethicone. These coat the strands with a thin film, creating fuller hair that doesn't look greasy. The silicone stays put even after you rinse.

Eat Fish and Nuts for Healthy Hair

The same nutritious foods that are good for your body promote stronger, healthier hair. Load up on salmon and nuts! Their protein and omega-3 fats help create a healthier scalp. Leafy vegetables, beans, and carrots are also good for your tresses. Beware of fad diets aimed at quick weight loss. They can starve your body of important nutrients, which can lead to brittle hair or hair loss.

Protect Shine With Lukewarm Water

Hot water can strip the protective oils that act as a natural conditioner. And your hair's natural shine can disappear. This doesn't mean you have to suffer through cold showers to avoid dull hair. Instead, use lukewarm water to wash your hair. Pamper the scalp by massaging it while you shampoo.

First, wash your hair. Use some good volumizing shampoo and conditioner such as Pantene Pro-V volume and body shampoo, they also do a conditioner.

Second, towel dry your hair. Gently tousle hair with a towel, then add some volumizing cream. This may seem like an unnecessary hair product but it really works wonders.

Comb it. Part it how you want it once it's dry.

t's a good idea to dry your bangs first. That way you can make sure they look exactly how you want them. Use a round brush to give your bangs some volume.

Next, flip your hair upside down and blow dry. If you want volumized straight hair, brush your hair as you dry. If you want volumized curly or wavy hair, use some gel instead of volumizing cream and scrunch as you dry.

To finish off, flip your hair upside down again and spray some hairspray. Spray some on the top as well. Make sure you hold the spray around 10 to 12 inches from your head.