Products good to help thin hair look more thick

[fabemmy]

Hi

Im a woman and I have quite thin hair and can never get it to look more full and thick.

Can anyone suggest any products that work well to make my hair look more full and thick as I have medium to long straight hair so it always looks flat.

[tamborine]

Apply mousse to damp hair, hang head down & hair dry to obtain maximum body.

[DEN53]

Try this fabemmy - I have been using this for sometime and it does make your hair feel thicker. They also do a conditioner, but I can't use any type of conditioner on my hair.

I originally bought mine from QVC the shopping channel but as you can see they sell it on Ebay. If this one sells out (as I am going to bid) there are others on the site.

I know its a bit pricey, but its worth it. As they say, you only get what you pay for.

[marval]

Sorry is there a name for your product?

[fabemmy]

DEN53 you havnt put the name of the product you are talking about.

whats it called?

[DEN53]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk...ageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Sorry fabemmy - I copied but forgot to paste it.

Den xx

[fabemmy]

it looks like a good product

Thanks x

[stonekicker]

you can also have a body wave perm if your hair is fairly long - you get that lovely tousled look and get fabulous body with it too. you have to use a reputable salon and decent stylist tho - so a cut will cost £30ish and a perm £50ish. expensive - but very, very worth it! x

[looobylooo]

hi fabemmy
i have used the ojon products too - the thickening shampoo and conditioner, and yes they are very good.
i dont always use it for every wash because it is quite expensive, but when i do, i can certainly tell the difference. its worth a try :o)

[smurfchops]

Have you tried having a layered shorted hair cut ? this will make your hair look fuller and not as flat to your head. A colour can help too.

[cazzz1975]

I agree with smurf, having shorter hair can instantly add volume

[bld767]

I find with my thin, fine hair that if I keep it fairly short and have highlights put in fairly regularly that it helps it look thicker. I also hardly ever use conditioner, as that seems to flatten it. I think Pantene do a shampoo for volumising hair as well.

[stonekicker]

in my experience (having fine, limp hair but lots of it); the more stuff you put on it, the flatter it gets as the day goes on. i tried everything, but the only thing that has ever worked is the body wave perm and a nice layered cut with it. i am now not ashamed to wear my hair any way i like. research it on the internet - it may seem expensive, but if you resort to buying bottles of shampoo for £10+, its actually not x

[LoftyLottie]

Like stonekicker I have fine hair but loads of it. Layering can work very well for fine hair and hi-lights can also give an illusion of thickness. However, my fine hair is annoying a bit wavy. I have found that a short cut which is feathery and endy with hi-lights works very well. You have to work with what you have. I would love longer, straight hair.

[smurfchops]

My hair is very fine and getting thinner with age .. I have a chin length square bob which is highlighted and finely layered into the nape - it looks much thicker like this, and the colour thickens it as well. I have just started using tigi shampoo and conditioner, leave the conditioner in for a while before washing off and dry with your head down, underneath first, upside down !