Volumising/ Thickening hair products

I'm never convinced that shampoos actually do what they claim to, but if you want volumising you should probably look for something without silicone (or dimethicone) in as that'll weigh your hair down.

I swear by this stuff

http://www.leestafford.com/uk/products/product.php?pi=144

I am yet to find a volumising shampoo that I actually think works on my ridiculous hair. I'm currently taking a hair supplement and I do think it's in better condition and a bit fuller. One thing I do love, is Tigi root boost. Definitely give you extra volume, I love it.

If anyone finds a cure to a practically receding hairline, gis' a shout.

I swear by this stuff:

http://www2.beautybay.com/matrix/Matrix/Limp/_/N-1z140bxZ1z140uj?gclid=CN_VnIeH0bICFcfKtAodgTQATQ

http://www2.beautybay.com/haircare/Volumiser/Matrix/_/N-1z13eg1Z1z140bxZk

You can also get in in your local Sallys but these are great prices & free delivery. Ive got really fine hair & these help it immensely but since coming off the pill the grease problem outweighs the volume so Ive been using this stuff: http://gorgeousshop.com/shop/redken-106/redken-scalp-relief-445/redken-scalp-relief-oil-detox-shampoo-300ml-2020

What about going down the vitamin route Flow?

what vits are avaliable?!

Im reluctant to shove stuff into my body whilst upduffed, refusing even paracetamol, i know im ridiculous but you know..?

Not ridiculous at all, I would be the same. Are you on Pregnacare or something similar? Maybe baby is zapping all the goodness and your hair is facing the consequences?

Just googled hair growth vits and it's folic acid, zinc, vitamin c, etc...which I think are all in the pregnancy supplements anyway?

I have very fine hair (which is short ) and use this with the serum... very good results..I imagine even more so on longer hair....http://reviews.boots.com/2111-en_gb/5125/nutrasome-nutrasome-thickening-shampoo-200ml-reviews/reviews.htm

Dry shampoo even on clean hair. Or a root powder. Only thing that works for me

I bet baby flow has ridiculously thick hair haha.

I have rubbish hair, its gone all thin. I must try the Aussie one.

lashing of gorgeous glossy curly locks!?

Talking of babies with gorgeous curly locks! Look at my niece..6months old!

I use the John Frieda thickening blow dry spray, it is amazing. I have tried literally every product on the market and it's the only thing that makes my hair look half respectable. I think it's about 6 quid but it lasts a while.

Rod she is soooooo cute!!

Flow I read that you should use milder shampoos whilst pregnant to prevent your hair getting as greasy. I'm also still taking my pregnancy vitamins which seems to be working well. My hair still isn't in as good condition as it was pre upduffed though.

Rod, you are not helping with my broodiness ?

She's a diva! She came out with a silly amount of hair and now it comes to her shoulders!! look! (sorry for derailing Flow!)

I alternate between Fat Hair Shampoo which I used to buy from Boots but they've stopped doing it now so I buy on line from Superdrug. It's by Samy. I have very thin hair which is worse at the front than the back which is probably due to straighteners. Anyway I digress.. I alternate it with L'oreal Sleek and smooth as the Fat Hair can make it a bit dry if you use it all the time. It does make a difference by giving it a bit of oomph but I find the Fat Hair Conditioner too greasy and it weighs my hair down.