How do you make thin hair seem fuller?

Loading your hair up with products can be risky. If you have fine hair, you may end up with a flatter and greasier look than you started with if you start caking on the hairspray and mousse. The best tip I can offer you is to get yourself a teasing comb (basically a fine tooth, rat tail comb) and tease your hair at the roots to pump up the volume.At your part, section off the top layer of hair and clip it to the other side.

Take the layer directly beneath that and tease it at the roots by hitting it with a shot of hairspray, letting it dry slightyly, and then combing backwards with your fine tooth comb. Restore both sections of hair to their normal place and gently comb the top layer of hair over the teased section to smooth it out. You should have a little volume at the roots without drenching your hair in product.

Teasing isn't as scary as it sounds and it can be a great way to amp up flat, dull hair! Good luck xo.

Using a lightweight gel that allows the hair to remain flexible is best. Roll hair up in very large velcro type rollers and blowdry on low heat. Let the rollers stay in the hair until it is "set."

Remove and flip hair upside down and spray lightly with a LIGHTWEIGHT misting spray. Blowdry while still upside down on low heat. Flip hair over and either pick it or finger comb it.

Voila! That's what the makeup artists for models and actresses do and it really works!

Hairspray will work. But you can actually make it thicker with this: "5. A Thicker Mane with Minerals In the past few years, the popularity of mineral makeup has gone through the roof.

Now hair-care companies are covering the same territory. In January, L'Oreal launched its Professionnel Serie Expert Volume Expand line. These shampoos and styling products use calcium to strengthen hair and silica to smooth cuticles.

The result: volume and shine. "Depositing these minerals on hair increases each strand's diameter and 'adds space' between hair fibers," says Ni'Kita Wilson, a cosmetic chemist in Fairfield, New Jersey. " (source: womenshealthmag.com/beauty-and-style/new...).

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