If you have fine, thin hair, adjust your hairstyle so that the top layer of strands is shorter.
The thing is that long strands, under their own weight, smooth out the entire hairstyle, so immediately after washing, the hair looks as if it is glued to the scalp.
It is best to wear a short haircut or a medium-length haircut. Short hair is not as difficult to care for as long hair.
If, however, you cannot give up long hair, then choose a "ladder" haircut. The top strands will be slightly raised, adding volume to your hairstyle.
Another tip - use shampoo for fine hair. It contains substances that "seal" into the hair structure and make it optically thicker.
Shampoos for fine hair have a gentle formula, so you can use them daily.
Try to give your hair volume from the roots. Apply a fixing agent (foam or spray) to washed, damp strands, and then dry your hair, lifting it up with your fingers or a comb.
We recommend using professional hair dryers to dry your hair - they will gently care for your hair, while providing a long-lasting style.
In this case, first use a warm stream of air, and after the hair is completely dry, switch the hair dryer to the cold air mode.
This will close the hair cuticles, smooth the surface and make your strands shinier.
Also ask your hairdresser to do the so-called three-dimensional coloring with different shades - this will create an optical illusion of volume.
