From Limp to Thick: 4 Methods To Get More Volume In Hair

 

There's nothing like having a great hair day, but it can be frustrating when your hair is limp and lifeless. If you're looking for ways to add volume to your hair, you've come to the right place. In this blog post, we'll go through four methods that will help you get more volume in your hair.

Use volumizing products

 

One of the simplest ways to add volume to your hair is by using volumizing products. Look for shampoos, conditioners, and styling products that are specifically formulated to add body and fullness without weighing down your locks. These products typically strengthen strands, and seal in hydration.

The products we recommend are:

Cleansers (it's key for volume to start on clean hair): 

Peppermint Tea Tree Shampoo

Coconut Shea Moisture Shampoo

Use rollers or flexi rods

Hot rollers or flexi rods are great tools for adding volume and texture to flat hair. Learn how to use both of these tools

 

How to use hot rollers?

• Starting at the halfway point of your hair shaft, begin wrapping your hair around the hot roller in the same way you would if using a wand curler. Once you've wrapped the hair strand around the roller and reached your ends, begin rolling the roller downward away from your face.

How do you use flexi rods?

• If you’re going for the heat-free method, part hair into one-inch pieces and wrap your hair around the rod, securing them by twisting the ends. Repeat this process until your hair is full of curling rods.
• If you prefer a sleeker set of flexi-rod curls, try the blow-dry technique. After applying the leave-in and the blow-dry hair on a low heat setting.
• Once dry, apply the Coconut Shea Curl Defining Creme to one-inch sections, from root to tip, and then wrap hair around each rod.

Stylers that enhance definition & volume:

Thick hair: Coconut Shea Curl Defining Creme

Fine Hair: Coconut Shea Pudding Souffle

Refreshers after styling: 

Lavender Aloe Refresher

Lift your roots 

 

To lift your roots, take a small section of hair at the crown of your head and hold it straight up. Use a wide-tooth comb to lift your roots by sections. Repeat this process on other sections of hair until you achieve the desired level of volume.

Get regular trims

If you're looking for long-term solutions for thicker hair, then regular trims should be something you regularly schedule. Split ends can weigh down your tresses and make them appear limp and lifeless. By getting rid of them every few months, you'll promote healthy growth and achieve a fuller look.