Have you tried Nisim It will not make the hair thicker (that is only a temporary thing anyway) What it will do is control the hair loss. send me an email and I will send you a free sample. Check out www.nisim.com for more info.> I have baby fine hair and was wondering if> anyone knew of any shampoos that really make thin> hair look thicker.
> I also have fine hair that is thin too. I have been using the Nioxin system-shampoo,conditioner and bionutrient treatment for the scalp and hair. I does seem to make my hair feel thicker. It is supposed to help with hair loss and also make your hair stronger. Give it a try!
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Sorry...this product does not really work. I have talked to several hair loss experts and they all agree. I did not work for me. I tried it.I don't recommend it.Jeremy> Have you tried Nisim It will not make the> hair thicker (that is only a temporary thing anyway)> What it will do is control the hair loss. send> me an email and I will send you a free sample.> Check out www.nisim.com for more info.
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Hi Nancy,There are some great tricks for fine hair. Dramatic feathering, especially around the face will give fine hair instant bounce.I find that the Aveda color shampoos like Blue Malva and Chamomile add fullness to the hair. Also ARTec's Volumizing shampoo will plump up the hair. To keep the fullness be careful to use a conditioner that will not weigh down the hair. I found that Cherry Almond Bark will plump up the hair. Also, do a final cold/cool rinse which adds thickness. Blow dry hair upside down on the coolest setting and use a good gel like Aveda Confixer.Use your fingers to fingerpick your hair as you direct the air flow from the ends up to the root to give even more fullness.Use Velcro rollers to add fullness and never brush your hair more than absolutely necessary. Use your fingers or a pick to dress your hair.Well placed layering and feathering around the crown and the face will help create the illusion of more hair.Hope this helps.Best wishes,Karen Shelton> I have baby fine hair and was wondering if> anyone knew of any shampoos that really make thin> hair look thicker.
Nancy--I like Nexxus Diametress, because it actually increases the diameter of each strand. I like my hair to look thicker, not /fuller/. The difference is important. Always rinse with lukewarm-to-cool water. (You weren't rinsing with hot water anyway, right? Of course you weren't.)I've also heard about a great shampoo from Bumble+Bumble--reportedly used by Kim Basinger--that contains wheat protein. (I think Karen covered it in her News column--it's "The answer to fine hair's prayers.")Charter Member of the Mutual Admiration Society for Women With Fine Hair,Ally ;)
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Jeremy are you sure you are not confusing Nisim with another product? (Nioxin perhaps, the names are similar.) Nisim is clinically proven 85% effective. It does not work for everyone but does for the vast majority. I would be more than happy to send you a free sample to try again. It is extremly important that you use it daily and wash rinse and REPEAT. Tom> Sorry...this product does not really work.> I have talked to several hair loss experts and> they all agree. I did not work for me. I tried> it.> I don't recommend it.> Jeremy
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