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11 Simple Ways to Get Volume in Hair Naturally

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Introduction:

Do you often ask yourself, “How can I get more volume in my hair?” Well, look no further! Here are 11 simple ways to achieve volume and bounce for your hair naturally.

1. Upside-down blow-drying:

When blow-drying your hair, flip your head upside down and focus on the roots. This will lift the roots of your hair, giving it instant volume.

2. Utilize a volumizing shampoo and conditioner:

Using a volumizing shampoo and conditioner specifically designed for fine or limp hair can do wonders for your mane. These products often have lightweight formulas that build body and thickness without weighing your hair down.

3. Tease your roots:

Gently backcombing the roots of your hair can be an effective way to give it more volume. Remember to be gentle and not overdo it to avoid damaging your locks.

4. Use dry shampoo:

Applying dry shampoo between washes can absorb excess oil, giving the illusion of thicker, more voluminous hair.

5. Sleep on a silk pillowcase:

Silk pillowcases reduce friction between your hair and the pillow surface, ultimately reducing breakage and tangles while preserving volume.

6. Plop with a microfiber towel:

After washing your hair, use a microfiber towel to plop your damp curls or waves before air drying or diffusing. This helps maintain their natural shape rather than crushing them with a regular towel.

7. Use rollers or Velcro curlers:

Rollers or Velcro curlers are an excellent way to create long-lasting volume without using heat-styling tools like flat irons or hot rollers.

8. Invest in quality hair products:

It’s essential to invest in high-quality volumizing products that don’t weigh down your hair; this includes mousses, root-lifting sprays, and texturizing powders.

9. Experiment with different hairstyles:

Trying various hairstyles, like braids, updos, and half-up, can add more volume and dimension to your locks. Just be sure not to pull too tightly to avoid breakage.

10. Trim your hair regularly:

Getting your hair trimmed every 8-12 weeks prevents split ends and keeps your hair healthy-looking. Healthy hair is much easier to manage and style into voluminous looks.

11. Change up your part

Switching up the location of your hair part can instantly refresh your hairstyle, giving the appearance of volume. Try out a deep side part or zigzag part for a voluminous boost you’ll love!

Conclusion:

By incorporating these 11 simple tips into your hair care routine, you’ll be well on your way to achieving beautiful, voluminous locks without unnecessary damage. Remember that it’s essential to experiment with various techniques and products to find what works best for you and never stop prioritizing the health of your hair!

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