Hair Volumizing Recommendations?

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Laura S.

Jan 30, 2013

Laura S.

I am looking for some recommendations to add some volume to my hair! I have a lot of fine/ wavy hair & I am in the market for some holy grail volumizing miracle product ;-) Also I don't wash my hair every single day so something that won't cause a lot of build up and make my hair look or feel "nappy" (don't get all hot a bothered over the term, please) any suggestions? Thanks! Also a product I am loving at the moment is Enjoy Professionals Straightener. I live in the Pacific North West where is rains all the time but my hair doesn't get disturbed when I use this product! I can style my hair with it and go days with out having to run a flat iron thru to control frizz or waves, it just stays perfectly straight! It also leaves my hair soft and it smells great too!

Stephanie D.

Jan 30, 2013

Stephanie D.

Check the back of your conditioner bottle and make sure it doesn't have dimethicone in it. It's a pretty heavy silicone that shows up in a lot of stuff, and when you pile it on from product after product, it tends to weigh down hair.

Blowdrying your roots upside down helps, as does using hot rollers.

As for product, I'm a pretty big fan of Living Proof stuff (love love love the prime style extender). I've also tried the John Frieda volumizing foam and it does the trick...honestly I don't really use volumizing stuff because I'm not shooting for "Texas Big Hair" and that's what I get if I do. Eek. 

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