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Thin hair, no matter what the cause, will make you depressed. Luckily, there are many potential remedies that can improve this, from simple strategies like haircuts to styling tips, to home treatments. With so many options, you will be able to find the right one to help you overcome the sadness of your hair loss.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Cut the right hairstyle

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   Talk to your hair stylist. A hair stylist can be your great ally. Ask them for a haircut that feels more full.
   • Let your stylist understand your specific concerns - where you see your hair thin, what kind of hair you like to style, and the styles you don't want to cut.
   • Naturally, you should ask your therapist not to thin your hair, which will only make your hair thinner and thinner.

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   Cut your hair properly. A hairstyle designed to make the hair look thicker is very effective in giving the visual effect that you have true thick hair.
   • Special short hairstyles create a feeling of fullness. The longer your hairstyle, the heavier it will look and the thinner it will look.
   • Multi-layered trimming is a strategy to make hair appear thicker.
   • Don't go in mullet hairstyles. Mullet doesn't match everyone's hair.
   • Don't take the throne. Choose a hairstyle that allows you to pull your hair back instead of parting it - this will make it thicker.

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   Color your hair with the multi-dimensional color technique. Traditional monochromatic hair tends to look flat, thin, so to add volume, choose a dye that has multiple shades and multidimensional effects.
   • Choose a hair color that flatters your skin; On the other hand, raw dyes can make hair look thinner instead of less thin.
   • Highlight and lowlight dyes also help give the hair depth, and make your hair appear thicker.
   • Bleaching also makes your hair look thicker, but if your hair is damaged, don't bleach it.

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   Cushion. If you have a little more, you can invest in professional hair fillers. You can use clip-based fillers for more savings. This works for famous people.
   • Remember, you need to thicken your hair, not long it. If the padding only adds length to the hair, it will not improve thinning hair.

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   Hair transplants. This can be a drastic choice, but if you experience hair loss and hair thinning, then this is probably the best option.
   • Be sure to do research thoroughly before performing hair transplants at home or professionally. For more information on surgical procedures, check out the American Hair Loss Association's website.
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Part 2 of 3: Choosing the right hair care product

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   Use shampoo to thicken hair. Look for oil bottles that have a “thickening” or “volumizing” label on them. Shampoos designed to thicken hair contain ingredients that condition the roots. Page Good Housekeeping there is a ranked list of hair thickening shampoos available in the market.
   • 2-in-1 shampoos are also ideal because they won't cause your hair to become sticky.
   • Do not wash your hair every day. Washing your hair every day will cause the scalp to lose its natural oils that nourish the hair healthy and plump.

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   Avoid chemical conditioner. Conditioners labeled "hydrating" or "smoothing" or other types of conditioner often cause your hair to flatten or flatten.
   • Make sure to drain the conditioner from your hair after using it; otherwise, the remainder will become stained.

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   Hair drying technique. The correct drying technique contributes to thicker hair; If you do the wrong drying it will make the problem worse.
   • If you want to blow-dry your hair, flip it upside down and blow dry until the bottom layer is free of moisture. Then turn the hair over and use a round brush to separate the hair to dry the rest.
   • Using a curl dryer can also help add volume if you have wavy or curly hair.

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   Proper straightening of hair. The aim of a straightener is to straighten the strands, as opposed to your desire to thicken it. And since this machine uses heat directly on the hair, it can damage your hair, making it dry and brittle - even more against your expectations.
   • If you absolutely must use a straightener, do not pull in a straight line from top to bottom. Instead, curl it gently to make your hair bounce.

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   Use the right product. Look for products that thicken or volume your hair. Puffing mousse, hairspray and styling product can help your hair look thicker and fluffy.
   • Puffing powder is a new product on the market and can help make hair look fuller by brushing powder on the roots.
   • You can also find concealer for hair loss at stores.

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   Incubate hair overnight. Before going to bed, apply a layer of moisturizer to wet hair. The next morning your hair will look thicker.
   • If your hair is long, put it in braids while it is still damp, apply a cream before bed to get thick, wavy curls the next morning.
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Part 3 of 3: Apply natural hair growth methods

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   Try aloe vera. Many people talk about natural products that help thicken hair, but the most talked about is aloe vera, which is thought to be the natural moisture barrier and helps hair grow.
   • To use aloe vera, you can use a gel form (which is available in many stores) and apply it to your scalp, let it sit for 30-60 minutes, then wash it off as usual. You can also get the gel directly from the aloe plant.

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   Use castor oil. Another frequently recommended option is castor oil, which contains fatty acids, vitamin E, and ricinoleic acid, which are believed to nourish hair and scalp.
   • You can pour a few tablespoons of castor oil onto your scalp and start the massage. Be sure to choose a hexane-free oil. Perform massage several times a week.

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   Rinse hair with apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar is said to have the ability to balance scalp pH and provide many nutrients.
   • In addition, apple cider vinegar also removes dirt in the hair, making hair puffy and soft.
   • After shampooing, pour about 120 ml of apple cider vinegar into your hair and rinse.

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   Take vitamins. There are a variety of vitamin supplements that are believed to help hair growth. For more information, start this list of WebMD.
   • Unfortunately, there is currently no solid scientific evidence for the effects of vitamins on hair loss reduction, so keep in mind that it's impractical to expect miracles sometimes.
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