Like most people with thin hair, I am always looking for ways to make it appear thicker. Today I will share with you a few techniques that work for me. Post sponsored by Lunchbox. Opinions are 100% my own.

This summer has been super rainy. That means mega humidity. I think every person has hair issues when it’s humid. My thin hair just gets even more lifeless. There are things you can do to help your thin hair look thicker. At least, for me, I have found a few practices that help.

How to Make Thin Hair Look Thicker
Get a haircut – This is obvious, but since I keep going six or more months between cuts, I think I clearly need the reminder. I like to keep my hair long, but once it gets too long, it’s so heavy and unmanageable. Plus, the dead ends add even more weight and make it look frizzy.
Get highlights – Lightening my hair works for me for two reasons. One, I have oily hair and lightening it seems to dry it out, therefore leaving it lighter in weight. Two, the highlights add texture, providing a little extra fullness.
Cleanse and condition – Use a volumizing shampoo and conditioner like, TRESemme 24-hour Body Shampoo and Conditioner. It does its job while leaving hair full of body.

Use mousse – While hair is still wet, apply Nexxus Mousse Plus Volumizing Mousse to your roots. I towel-dry my hair well, apply the mousse to my roots, and comb gently through my hair. It makes a huge difference for a look that lasts. This mousse is ideal for most hair types. It provides moisture to dry or coarse hair and offers lightweight control to fine or limp hair. It will also add control and definition to curly and wavy styles.
Add curls – Curling your hair can create loads of volume and body. Make sure to use TRESemme Thermal Creations Heat Tamer Hair Spray to protect your tresses from the heat. This heat protectant spray stands up to flat irons and curling wands by guarding against heat and friction, leaving your hair shiny and soft.
Lock your locks – Spray your style in place with Nexxus Comb Thru Touchable Hold Finishing Mist. This light spray holds your do without the sticky residue that can betray you later. Hair remains bouncy and loose while maintaining body. You can even run your fingers through it.
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Do you have any tips to make thin hair appear thicker?
ellen beck
Thursday 13th of July 2017
Your hair looks fine to me. I think blondes although we have more hair on our heads (per sq inch) actually have a thinner hair shaft. It just looks thinner when in fact it is the opposite.
Amanda Stovall
Saturday 1st of August 2015
Thanks so much for sharing these tips as I could really use some help in this department!!! Let me just say that your curls/waves (especially the photo from the back) are just gorgeous!!! :) Do you use a curling iron or rollers or is this natural??
Jennifer
Saturday 1st of August 2015
Thank you so much!! Those curls are from using a curling iron. I wish they were natural. LOL
Ty @ Mama of 3 Munchkins
Friday 17th of July 2015
My hair is terribly thin and nothing really makes it appear fuller. However, I think your hair looks fabulous!
Debbie
Friday 17th of July 2015
I think your hair looks great! Are those natural waves? You could really boost them with mousse and it would give the illusion of thicker hair.
Jennifer
Friday 17th of July 2015
No, that's with using a curling iron. I have some natural wave in the back of my hair, but it's strange. lol THANK YOU!!! :)
Victoria Sconion
Friday 17th of July 2015
Your hair is so pretty! Great tips on making your hair thicker
Jennifer
Friday 17th of July 2015
Thank you so much!