For thin hair

Volume for hair, what does it mean?

The hair is voluminous and airy. The hair does not fall to the head.

Hair volume can be achieved with different hair stylings products, such as volumizing foam, foundation spray, or hair powder, but above all, by styling the hair with a hairdryer or air curler. These products help lift the hair from the root, giving it more structure and airiness. Adding volume to the hair makes the hair more attractive and voluminous, bringing more liveliness and movement.

Everyone benefits from voluminous and thick hair. Thin and limp hair needs volume the most, but it's also good for thick hair to get volume. Airy and voluminous hair reduces hair greasiness, makes hair styling easier, lays beautifully, and emphasizes the hair's natural structure, movement, and cut style.

A few tips to get volume in your hair:

• Use volumizing hair products: Hair styling products such as volumizing mousse, volumizing spray, blow-drying and finishing spray, styling gel, or powder, which help lift hair from the roots and give it more structure and airiness.
• Dry your hair upside down: Turn your head down and blow dry your hair upside down. That method helps to lift the hair from the root and give it more volume.
• Use hair brushes when drying your hair: By using a round brush for drying and combing your hair, you get more volume and styling in your hair. A round brush helps lift hair from the roots, adds shine, and bends the hair ends. With the hairbrush, you get airiness in the hair, smoothness on the hair surface, and speed up hair drying.
• Style your hair correctly: Style your hair according to the direction of growth, but blow-dry or dry in the opposite direction. This way, you emphasize the natural structure and movement of the hair. The hair should be lifted from the top and back of the head with a round brush, for example, but it is good to blow dry the sides and neck with, for example, a hairbrush. Hair lift, thick hair, and complex hair swirls can also be bent with hair rollers, curling irons, or straightening irons.