Thinning is a condition that can happen to any hair type or texture from coarse to fine. Thin hair refers to how many hairs there are on your head. It's silky (whether straight, wavy or curly) and “fine” refers to the diameter of each hair strand (think of it like a spool of silk thread versus sturdier cotton thread). In addition, avoid shampoos with sulfates (the three above are sulfate-free), which can leave hair limp, brittle and stripped of healthy natural oils, and shampoo every other day instead of using dry shampoos that leave residue on your scalp.įirst, know the difference between thin and fine hair.

If dandruff is an issue, you might try alternating a strengthening shampoo with one formulated for dandruff. Here's how: Protein coats the outer layer or cuticle of each hair for a fuller look, vitamin B5 attracts moisture to swell the hair shaft from within and biotin helps rebuild keratin, a protein found naturally in the hair.

But those labeled “thickening,” “densifying” or “volumizing” or that emphasize the hero ingredients protein, vitamin B5 (also known as panthenol) and/or biotin - like OGX Thick & Full + Biotin & Collagen Shampoo ($14, ), Viviscal Gorgeous Growth Densifying Shampoo ($9, ) or R+Co Dallas Biotin Thickening Shampoo ($29, ) - make hair really look more abundant. Seriously, any shampoo will cleanse your hair and remove oil and product buildup and that alone does help add some body to your locks.

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