Fine hair can benefit from texturizing sprays and volumizing mousses, while coarser, oilier hair types need dry shampoo and lots of hydrating ingredients.ĭetermine what might be preventing volumeĭo you use a ton of hair product in your styling routine? Your scalp might have some build-up that needs a clarifying shampoo before you start with the volume hair products. What your fine, 3a curly hair type needs for volume is different from what your bestie with thick 2b hair and an oily scalp needs.
✔️ FYI: We updated this article in May of 2023 to give you the most up-to-date info on volumizing hair products, check in with experts, and add some personal faves, just for you. To find the best volumizing hair products, I spoke to experts-hairstylist Whitney Eaddy and trichologist (a hair and scalp specialist) Kari Williams-tried and tested products on my limp hair, checked in with my fellow Cosmopolitan editors, and combed through reviews to determine what works best. Because while you can’t change your hair’s true nature (and shouldn’t have to!), there are ways to make it a little easier to style those IG-worthy blow-outs and defined curls. Yup, I’m talking about the strong-hold hairsprays, oil-absorbing dry shampoos, curly hair mousses, and thickening sprays that give your fine hair the assistance it needs to be ~voluminous~ instead of flat and limp. If you're anything like me and your dreams of full, thicker-looking hair are constantly thwarted by oily hair, fine hair, and product build-up, here’s your sign to try some new hair volume products.
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