Voluminous hair seems to be in fashion forever. It is a timeless style that has been popular for decades and continues to be a favorite. But not everyone is blessed with thick, especially naturally thick hair. However, this doesn’t mean that you won’t be able to achieve that volume. Although you might not be born with it, with the right treatments, your hair can have some volume. We are going to share some proven natural thickeners that can be used on thin hair.

There are many products that claim to aid hair growth. Many of these products contain ingredients that are dangerous and can cause problems. We recommend sticking with natural methods of growing hair. These are our top natural methods to thicken fine, thin hair.

1. Biotin is a member of the B vitamin family. It is best known for its ability treating hair loss and weak nails. This supplement has been a success for many people. It is important to remember that biotin can be used to stimulate hair growth.

Hair loss, and possibly skin irritation can all be caused by a lack of biotin. Although many hair products include biotin in their formulas, oral biotin is the best way to achieve the results you desire. You can also find small amounts of this B vitamin in foods like bananas, milk and eggs if you want to improve the performance of your supplement.

2. Scalp Massages. If you are looking for a reason to get a scalp massage, this is it. Scalp massages are believed to stimulate hair growth in all hair types. Scalp massages increase blood flow to the scalp, which in turn carries oxygen and nutrients to stimulate hair growth. You may notice thicker hair if you pay more attention to this area of your body through a massage.

3. Hydrate your hair. Many people believe that a simple shampoo and condition will suffice to keep their hair happy. This is not true. You need to do extra work to maintain your hair’s health and thickness. Use a leave in mask to achieve this. Each mask will have a different time limit. Some masks require a quick 10-minute soak while others recommend that you leave the mask on for overnight.

4. Sulfate-free shampoo. Sulfates are found in many shampoos. They are used to make shampoo lather but can cause hair damage over time. Sulfates can dry your hair and cause inflammation to your scalp. Skin irritation may also be a possibility. You should avoid shampoos containing sulfates.

4. Limit Heat Limit Heat. You might want to consider changing the style of your hair if you rely on curling irons or blow dryers to achieve the look you desire.

High-heat styling can cause serious hair damage. This can cause hair to become dry and brittle. You should eliminate these tools from your life and adopt a natural style for styling your hair. If you have to use a hair dryer or heat styling tool, turn it down and spray some heat protection spray. This will protect your hair and make it healthier over the long-term.

6. Vitamin C is well-known for its ability to heal your body. Vitamin C is recommended for those who do not feel sick, or already have symptoms. Vitamin C is also important for your body to make blood vessels, cartilage and muscle, as well as collagen (you need to have enough collagen to give your hair a stronger look).

Vitamin C can be taken in supplements or consumed as a daily food intake. Eat these products more to get a daily dose of vitamin:

• Strawberries
• Oranges
• Broccoli
• Brussels sprouts
• Kale

7. A balanced diet is important for many reasons. A lack of nutrients can lead to hair that is weak, flaky, and thin. If you don’t eat healthy food, your hair won’t have the nutrients it needs to grow strong and healthy. This can lead to a decrease in hair thickness. You need to check what you eat in order to get all the nutrients you need.

You may end up with thicker hair if you try these different methods. You can say goodbye to fine, limp hair by taking a healthy approach and saying hello to thick and full locks.