How to Make Thin Hair Look Thicker?
June 2nd, 2009 | 
Author: I often get emails from folks who are deeply troubled by the appearance of their thinning hair. They often tell me things like “I just want to look normal again,” or “I’m not asking for rock star hair or super model hair, I just want hair that doesn’t draw weird or inquisitive stares.” Making Thin Hair More Substantial with Curls, Waves, And Color: Probably the first line of defense is to add volume by adding curls and waves. If you’re shedding or easily losing hair, you don’t want to have to use curlers that are going to pull more hair out. You have a unique challenge in that often thinning hair has problems holding a curl. So you’ll need to make sure that your specialists at least understands thinning hair and ideally specializes in it.
Coloring your hair can certainly help because the dye coats the hair and therefore makes each individual stand a bit thicker. Again, you’ll want to find a stylist who can do this without causing more hair loss. The Right Hair Cut For Skimpy Or Thin Hair: There is a right hair cut for each head of hair. There’s a huge amount of debate as to whether long hair helps or hurts. Fine hair will just look stringy and limp if it is too long. The way around this is to lift your roots when your hair is wet. It’s best to let your hair dry this way. I try to avoid heavy blow drying and products as this will often only make more hair fall out.
It’s also important to keep you hair clean. Camouflage Or Cover Up?: There are concealers and powders that you can sprinkle on your scalp to make the white of your scalp blend in with your hair color. You can also get little hair pieces and toppers to help give you more to work with. Speaking of not working anymore, the best case scenario is to find out why your hair is thinning and then to address and fix that.
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