Would this be alright for fine thin hair that needs volume?
478081
Not really. If anything, it will probably weigh your hair down. Cleansing conditioners are really best for people with curly and dry hair.
478082
Yes. Use a larger amount than stated on the label. I have fine, past the shoulder length hair and I use 8 pumps total. Massage it in thoroughly and let it sit for a few minutes. Rinse out thoroughly with cool water. It makes my hair soft and gives it some bounce.
478083
Regular shampoo strips your hair shaft of natural volume and oils causing it to be fine and fragil. This is sulfate and sudz free so it would be a much better option for you, because it would plump the hair shaft over time. Plus the rosemary and mint feel wonderful on your scalp!
478084
No. It makes your hair so soft that it'll be static-y. Even so it doesn't give volume
478085
In my opinion, no. I have very thick course hair, and it weighed it down. By the next day it was greasy and flat. If you want to try something nice, try Suave Humectant Moisture Shampoo and conditioner, it leaves my hair bouncy and shiny. HTH!
478086
I have extremely fine, wavy (frizzy) and thin hair. That's why I use a cleansing condition and NO shampoos. I've learnt how to use them properly through trial and error. First, you need a larger amount than you'd use with regular shampoo or even conditioner. I have a bobbed hairstyle and use at least 8 pumps on well-wetted hair. I smoosh it all in at the beginning of my shower, then proceed to wash face (with a Clarisonic brush, so that's like 2 minutes), then I add a tiny amount of water to make it more milky than conditioner-y and do gentle rubbing on my scalp. This is because the product is breaking up styling products and sebum while it was sitting there. When you add a little water and move it around, you're helping to distribute product but also to move away buildup). Then, I leave it on still and wash/ shave body, brush nails, etc. My LAST step is rinsing it completely. It requires more rinse time. If you feel like it's still sort of in there, you didn't use enough. Start over but you won't need as much or as long. I almost never need the secondary go at it but I've been using cleansing conditioners for about 4 years. The only time shampoo is used on my hair is at the salon and I cringe the whole time.
161215
I have fairly thin hair so I would recommend you going with the Extra Rich version for sure. Hope this helps!
1681369
Yes it is. It's thinner than most extensions but because I have thin fine hair it works for me. Great quality for the price.
1462508
This is a thick shampoo/conditioner, so it could weigh your hair down...are you looking for volume? I don't have baby fine hair, however, if you do't use too much it should be fine. I would recommend maybe calling the company direct before buying a big bottle of it, thy may send you a sample to try.
784235
I wouldn't vouch for this product for growing new hair -- but does bring noticable volume to your current style.
963126
Sure, depending how thick your hair is you may just need more water. Works great for me.
284376
Not having thin hair- not to sure. But it's a great product. My stylist uses on her customers. Should be ok, if you start off by using a small amount and determine what you need. And it smells great!!!
2208961
I use this as a conditioner. I comb it through my hair in the shower and when I finish showering, I rinse it out. I have fine, thin hair and this is not too heavy. It's great. Your question on the steps? You have them in the right order. I find the shampoo too heavy for fine hair, though it is advertised for fine hair.
1599094
Most definitely!!! I have very thin fine hair and they hold perfect so as coarse as a horses mane is it sure will.have fun :)
1490555
It's not as small as you would expect, but it does work with fine hair. My hair is very thin, and it's one of the few things that will work. They have these at Walmart.
2013227
I would think so. My hair is thick, but the strands are thin. It has a bit of a wave, but sadly, not curls. My guess is your hair would have more volume but stay curly. This product is worth trying.
367344
I have thin hair and it worked pretty nicely for me! It smells so good but goes by so fast :(
2008619
I would say it is for any hair that is not too fine. It would probably weigh down fine hair too much.
1484353
I actually have very fine and thin hair on top of that. It actually blends pretty well. It can look a bit shiny, just dust with a little baby powder to help with that. It should be okay. The good thing, it's not a very expensive gamble.
687442
It does for me. I have very fine hair, and it helps to add some volume. Though, of course, fine hair is fine so there's only so much that can be done (plus I'm totally not a hair stylist), but it has helped with volume for my hair.
1454340
Because my hair is thick and coarse, I have no idea how it would work on thin hair. I'm guessing that the shampoo would leave thinner hair soft and silky, but if used with the conditioner (which is rich and slightly heavy), it could make it limp and flat.
2124454
I would say a thin wand, YES. However, if it's a thick curling iron, might be a tight fit.