Hair volumizer suggestions

JudyL · ‎07-11-2010

Have an appt next weekend and thinking about getting a new haircut. I have fine hair that is straight and no body. Thinking of getting a layered - think shag type - haircut, medium length. About halfway to my shoulders.

I will need something to give my layers some oompf. I want something I can spray on or maybe a mousse type product that will had some volume when I blow dry. Don't spend a lot of time on my hair, usually blow dry, a touch up with one of the Calista heated brushes and I'm done.

What are some of your favorite products for adding volume without being stiff or crunchy?

Sooner · ‎03-10-2010

I have hair like that and it's going back to that exact haircut next week or as soon as possible! I miss it!

I looked at some supposedly seasons greatest cuts just now, and they look more like what my hair looks like now--chopped off poorly by me and in the back by my husband.

My thought looking at them was "You PAY people for that?" Yikes!

Katcat1 · ‎07-21-2011

@JudyL My recommendation is Aquage Thickening Spray gel. It comes out as a mist when you spray on damp hair and then you blow dry. Thickness gives you volume and I have been using for over 10 years. Recently, I thought I would try a shampoo that was suppose to give you thickenss & body -- well it did the first time and then it dreid out my hair and did nothing. I ended up returning it and I am going back to my Aquage because it works and does not dry my hair out.

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IslanderGirl62 · ‎12-28-2017

I have thin, fine hair. My stylist used Redken Guts 10 Volumizing Hair Foam the last time I was there, and my hair was so voluminous! I purchased a can and have been using it ever since. And the fragrance is awesome too!

dogsx3 · ‎02-05-2011

I have tried a lot of products for my fine thin hair, and always go back to Bumble and Bumble products. I love the thickening spray it doesn't weigh my hair down... don't use too much... and spray the roots only, they have it here now on easy pay !

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

I use the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer/Volumizer to dry my hair. I hold the brush head close to my head while lifting the roots while they get dry. I don't pull it through to the ends b/c I don't want to pull it straight and lose the volume. Gives my a lift at the roots and makes it appear to have more volume.

marmarbrooklyn · ‎04-28-2015

@JudyL

Hi

I have fine hair that I keep in a pixie cut . I have been using for the last year os so Better not Younger lift me up hair thickener . You spray it on its very lightweight. You can buy it at Sephora or on their website. I think HSN sells it too.

QVCkitty1 · ‎05-23-2015

I like Drybar's Southern Belle volumizing mousse. My hair is a bit thin on top and this gives it some oomph.

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skatting44 · ‎07-26-2019

Suggest the Calista products at QVC

. The Calista # A388957 Style Dryer with volumizing blowout brush that comes in different brush sizes . So if you have medium legnth as you stated get that size brush. To get best results use this Calista hair product # A376050 Mega style embellish Definer . Be sure to watch the video on how to use to get the most benefit .

mspatmac · ‎06-10-2015

@JudyL wrote:
Have an appt next weekend and thinking about getting a new haircut. I have fine hair that is straight and no body. Thinking of getting a layered - think shag type - haircut, medium length. About halfway to my shoulders.

I will need something to give my layers some oompf. I want something I can spray on or maybe a mousse type product that will had some volume when I blow dry. Don't spend a lot of time on my hair, usually blow dry, a touch up with one of the Calista heated brushes and I'm done.

What are some of your favorite products for adding volume without being stiff or crunchy?

@JudyL Your hairdresser should be able to suggest products that would work with your hair. Mine has never steared me wrong.