COLOR WOW Xtra Large Bombshell Volumiser,195 ml

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Whitney Eaddy is a celebrity hairstylist and natural hair expert based in Addison, TX. Eaddy is the founder and CEO of Juices and Botanics, a line of hair care and hair growth products, and the CEO of Her Growing Hands Salon and Spa.

For damp hair, pastes and serums are a better option as they are typically heat-activated by your blow dryer. When blow drying, use a round brush to create volume. This product’s active ingredients include flexible polymers, which work to create an invisible film over each individual strand of hair. Not only do these polymers strengthen the hairs, they work to protect them from frizz due to humidity. The formula also includes hydrolyzed vegetable proteins, which will help to repair damage and mend keratin bonds that have been broken from dyes or styling tools. Perhaps the best part about this product is that it smells amazing, with notes of citrus, watermelon, sea salt, and white musk, but it’s not at all overwhelming. But if you’re good on the build-up front and your fine, thin hair just needs some help, Eaddy suggests starting with a volumizing shampoo and conditioner—which will give your hair an oomph before you style. Ingredients to look for Since this hot brush is so narrow, it’s easy to get super close to the scalp so that it can lift the hair from the root. It has a 1.25-inch barrel and nylon bristles that are 0.5-centimeters in length for extra precision, making it great for styling bangs. The bristles also work to eliminate any tangles, smoothing the strands so your hair looks incredibly silky. Do 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. “I suggest using a clarifying or detox shampoo to get rid of all of the buildup and gunk that can accumulate from products,” says Eaddy. “This will give your hair some natural volume as it's no longer being weighed down.”So there’s no real thing as a ~universal~ conditioner—fine, straight hair has different needs than poofy, curly hair—but this formula comes pretty close, as it won’t weigh down thin hair or strip curly hair. The conditioner is also formulated with sugar-derived maltodextrin, which helps beef up fine hair strands even after you rinse. Just make sure to pair it with a leave-in conditioner if you have type 3-4 curly hair. Futuristic foamy froth with fortifying Bamboo volumises fine, thin, limp hair without damage, dehydration or weighing hair down.

The Dyson Airwrap is pretty iconic when it comes to all of its useful attachments, but the truth is that all of them work to amp up the volume as well. Since it has intelligent heat control—a built-in tool that measures the temperature over 40 times a second—you don’t have to worry about heat damage. Nearly all of the attachments are perfect for creating voluminous hair styles, and they allow you to choose which look you’re going for. Get ready for a powder puff of an experience with this product. Don’t worry, it won’t make a mess, but it definitely puffs out when you press the nozzle. While you can see the powder when it hits the hair, it becomes translucent once you massage it into the scalp. The formula provides hold that can be amped-up if you dispense more product, and it can also be applied after you’ve finished styling with heat tools to add volume and hold in the styled look. After trying hundreds of products over the years for my baby fine hair, I have FINALLY found one that gives my hair TONS OF VOLUME and literally feels like I have NOTHING in it all!! It’s truly AMAZING!! Thank you, Color Wow!!Aqua/Water, Propanediol, Vp/Dmapa Acrylates Copolymer, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ppg-26-Buteth-26, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Disodium Edta, Benzalkonium Chloride, Bambusa Arundinacea Leaf Extract, Polyquaternium-22. #503-0 To get some additional tips on how to style hair with volume in mind, we spoke with celebrity stylist Dimitris Giannetos. One thing to keep in mind when applying volumizing products or using tools like round brushes or teasing combs is to focus your attention at the root. “Especially when blow-drying your hair, use these tools at the root for a pump of volume,” says Giannetos.