5 Ways to Get Thicker Hair
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5 ways to get thicker hair
Thick hair is a blessing, but it can also be a curse. When your hair is thick, it takes longer to dry and style—and achieving volume can be a challenge if your strands are heavy and dense. You don’t have to give up on thick hair though: The secret to getting thicker hair is all in how you treat it. We’ve got five tips that’ll help you get the most out of your mane without compromising its thickness (or even changing its natural color).
Consistency is key
Consistency is key. As a general rule of thumb, you should be consistent with your hair care routine for at least six months before seeing any results. It takes time for your hair to grow, so don’t get frustrated if it doesn’t happen immediately or exactly as fast as you’d like!
If you’re looking for thicker hair and aren’t sure where to start or what products are best for achieving this goal, we’ve got some suggestions below:
Use the right products
To get thicker hair, you need to use the right products. This means using a good shampoo and conditioner that will cleanse your scalp without stripping it of its natural oils. It also means finding styling products that are right for your hair type. If you have fine or thinning hair, avoid using too many styling products–they can weigh down your strands and make them look even thinner than they are! Also be careful not to overheat with heat tools like straighteners or curling irons; this can damage the cuticle of each strand and cause breakage over time.
Protect your hair from heat and styling tools
Heat, whether from blow dryers, flat irons or curling irons can be damaging to your hair. It can cause split ends and breakage which will make it look thinner than it actually is. To protect yourself from this damage:
- Use a heat protectant spray before blow drying or flat ironing your hair. These sprays help prevent split ends by locking in moisture and slowing down the rate at which strands of hair dry out due to heat exposure (this also helps prevent frizz).
- Apply a serum after using a curling iron on straightened pieces of hair so they don’t get too curly (or vice versa). Serums are especially useful if you have naturally curly tresses but want to add some waves without getting crimped locks!
Drink lots of water
Drinking plenty of water is an important part of overall health. It helps your body stay hydrated and can help you lose weight, but it also has some benefits for your hair.
Drinking enough water will keep the scalp moisturized, which in turn promotes healthy hair growth. Dehydration can make it harder for the body to absorb nutrients–including those that are good for your locks–and cause breakage or dryness in general. So grab a bottle (or three) today!
Get to know your hair type, and learn how to care for it properly
Knowing your hair type is the first step to getting thicker hair. You can determine this by looking at the texture of your strands, which will tell you whether they’re fine or coarse, straight or curly. Once you know what type of hair you have and how it behaves, it’s easy to find products that work best for it. If your strands are thin and brittle from heat styling (like blow drying) or coloring (like dyeing), try using products that protect against damage like heat protectant sprays before styling–and always use a wide tooth comb when brushing out wet hair so as not to break any strands off along the way!
You can have thick hair without having to change the color or style of your hair!
You don’t have to dye your hair or cut it.
You don’t need to straighten it, curl it, perm it and color it either!
Conclusion
You can have thick hair without having to change the color or style of your hair! There are so many ways to get thicker hair, but the most important thing is consistency. If you want results, then you have to commit to doing something every day that will help your hair grow.
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