Fine hair & fullness
Fine hair needs lightness, not weight. Here you find 49 products for fine hair and a fuller look: biotin and caffeine shampoos, light conditioners, scalp tonics and volume styling. Best used as a routine from one line, so nothing weighs your hair down.
- 49 products
- 13 brands
- 35 years as a master hairdresser behind every pick
Routines for fine hair, from one brand.
Shampoo, care and finish from one line, the way we recommend it in the salon.
Luseta
Biotin & Collagen
- CleanseBiotin & Collagen Shampoo 500 ml€18,00
- CareBiotin & Collagen Conditioner 500 ml€18,00
- FinishBiotin Hair Growth Serum with Collagen, Hair Oil for Thin and Damage Hair Growth Oil, Biotin growth serum for Frizzy & Damaged hair, Thickening and Healthier Scalp for Men & Women 100 ml€27,90
3 steps €63,90
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Urban Care
Biotin & Caffeine
- CleanseExpert Series Biotin Caffeine Hair-Scalp Shampoo 350 ml€8,50
- CareBiotin Caffeine Conditioner 200 ml€9,90
- FinishExpert Series Biotin&Caffeine Tonic Spray 200 ml€8,50
3 steps €26,90
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TIGI
Bed Head Gimme Grip
- CleanseBed Head Gimme Grip Texturizing Shampoo 600 ml€26,90
- CareBed Head Gimme Grip Texturizing Conditioning Jelly 600 ml€29,90
2 steps €56,80
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All products for fine hair
49 products
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How to care for fine hair.
Five things we keep in mind for fine hair in the salon.
Light formulas
Rich masks and heavy oils flatten fine hair. Choose light shampoos and conditioners with biotin, collagen or rice protein.
Conditioner only in the lengths
Apply conditioner from the middle of the lengths to the ends, never on the roots. The roots stay light and lift better.
Biotin and caffeine
Biotin and caffeine shampoos and tonics are popular for fuller-looking hair. Massage tonics into the scalp and leave them in.
Volume when styling
A volume mousse or texturising spray on damp roots gives fine hair grip and lift. Blow-dry the roots against the direction of growth.
Wash as often as needed
Fine hair gets flat and oily faster. Washing every day or every second day with a mild shampoo is fine.
Questions about fine hair.
Which shampoo is good for fine hair?
A light volume or biotin shampoo that cleanses well without weighing the hair down. Silicone-heavy formulas make fine hair look flat.
Do biotin shampoos help?
Biotin and caffeine shampoos are popular for fuller-looking, stronger-feeling hair. They work best as part of a routine with a light conditioner and a scalp tonic.
Should fine hair use conditioner?
Yes, but only in the lengths and ends and in a light formula. It makes combing easier without flattening the roots.
How do I get more volume?
Wash with a volume shampoo, use a light conditioner only in the ends, apply mousse or texturising spray to damp roots and blow-dry them upwards.
Are hair oils bad for fine hair?
Heavy oils can weigh it down. Use a light serum or a hair mist, only a drop or two in the ends.
