How To Volumise Freshly Washed Hair?

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Becky H.

Feb 14, 2013

Becky H.

My hair feels really soft and silky this morning, I normally wash it every 2 nights so when I wake up the next morning I will have bedhead which is easy to work with but it's really silky this morning:( waaa, any tips for big volume? :)

Amy H.

Feb 14, 2013

Amy H.

For the nights if you put your hair in a high ponytail while your sleeping and I mean A ridiculously high ponytail , and for the mornings if you don't want to full on tease your hair you can try back combing, for more advice go to YouTube and type in let's make it up1 no spaces.

Natalie T.

Feb 14, 2013

Natalie T.

Maybe try dry shampoo, even if you don't need it for oil control. I find dry shampoo on my freshly washed hair makes it look bigger and its easier to tousle and make look bigger without teasing or using hair spray. It may not give you tons of volume, but it should help a bit =)

D B.

Feb 14, 2013

D B.

Try a volumising powder, I use powder'ful by Schwarzkopf got2be range - rub tiny amount into roots and layers for oomph!

Karishma S.

Feb 14, 2013

Karishma S.

Back combing works wonders and then use a hairspray. I always do that

Permina A.

Feb 14, 2013

Permina A.

Batiste dry shampoo ads loads of volume.

Permina A.

Feb 14, 2013

Permina A.

*adds

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