It is a popular myth that all kinky hair is strong, thick and coarse. This can be true, of course, but many ladies with kinky hair have thin, low density hair naturally. There are a few things that you can do to thicken your hair. You’ll have to make sure that it’s always well moisturized, as usual, and you can use henna, castor oil and rose water to help thicken your hair. If you feel that your hair is thinning due to damage, you should do deep conditioning treatments at least once a month. Biotin (as well as other vitamins), the herb saw palmetto and stress reduction can also make a big difference. There are also shampoos made specifically for thinning hair that you could try.
James Brown London Volume Boost shampoo was created to give you thicker, fuller-looking hair. Use it by smoothing it into your hair from root to tip and leave it on for two minutes, then wash off. Try out the conditioner, as well.
Kerastase Resistance shampoo stimulates scalp circulation, adds texture and volume to your hair and effectively cleans the scalp. This shampoo will make your hair appear more full and thick.
Burt’s Bees Very Volumizing Pomegranate and Soy Shampoo is made with herbal ingredients, soy protein and antioxidants from pomegranate to promote thicker hair.
EverStrong Thickening shampoo by L’Oreal adds body to thin hair, strengthening and thickening it. This shampoo uses a gentle formula, containing rosemary and juniper. This shampoo is without sulfates and parabens.
When you’re trying to thicken up your hair, also keep in mind that low maintenance, protective styles are best. You don’t want to undo all of your progress because of breakage! Try some of the tips above as well as the shampoos for thinning hair and hopefully, you will see a difference within a few months.
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