How to get fuller hair

I love Sea Salt sprays!

Thank you as my hair is thinning too and I hope this helpsme.

Love Pantene rescue shots!!

Has anyone tried the Sachajuan range? I like the look of it but never tried. Is it eco-friendly?

I love the brand Eleven, might have a look at this one

Love the John Frieda Beach Blonde Ocean Waves Sea-Salt Spray, Really good for my recently cut short hair.

My tip is to get a trim regularly, it doesn't have to cost you your whole hair (even though it feels like it sometimes). It helps to avoid those wispy ends and your hair starts to become fuller and easier to style.

Recently, I am really liking eleven australia dry volume paste. It was a bit meh at first but once I used more (enough to cover both palms with product) it gives me so much root lift!!

100% on blunt cuts. Although the styling can be high maintenance.. thr amount of blowdry and straightening every morning!

I agree with a blunt cut. I have the John Freda sea salt spray and i am not a massive fan. I’ve liked others though I don’t remember the name of them.

I have really fine hair, so I have the quantity of product to use just right, otherwise it just looks stiff, sticky and so dried out

My fine hair has been so much stronger since I did that Aveda Invati trial last year. The stopping of the hair loss (which was huge) has automatically created an overall thickness too and I can definitely credit Aveda for that!!

I also like to take Carla Oates beauty 'glow' powder but also went on a regime of the Skin Physics powder - both have probiotics in it which I think helped my hair become healthier too.

I've been doing a lot of hair masks over summer too plus using the John Frieda luxurious volume serum which does a lot for my fine hair.

Yep my hair is cut straight now and looks much thicker being shoulder length than having layers like I used to..

I have had a few issues with my hair, so I went and got about 2inches cut off my hair and it looks and feels so much better

So many great tips. My hairdresser recently got me onto the eleven texture spray and I love it, it’s soo cool and smells amazing. I have also found that blow drying my roots (if nothing else) stops them from getting limp or oily and gives me more volume

That hair mask looks so nice , I would like to try it.

I find volumising sprays have to be used very sparingly for me - they tend to make my hair look very strange if I use frequently - drying out the hair and leaving it prone to breakage.

Fortunately, I have healthy thick hair but one hair challenge I have is that the Fringe section always looks flat and falls into my face unless I pin it back.

I love love love hair masks!

But, I think my fine hair will continue to be fine. It's just farrrr too fine.

I'd love to try that hair mask :)

The most important for me is the right cut (short and layered) and the right colour to suit my complexion. I also use a texturizing spray if I think my hair is falling flat at any time.

My hair is really fine , hard to wear it out.

I have fine hair, but I rarely wear it down, anyway.

My thick hair is enough

Can you advise how texturising spray works? One product I've not tried yet and keen to know more.