What We Love: Infused with peppermint oil, this cleansing shampoo eliminates oil and dirt from the scalp. The Dyson Airwrap is pretty iconic when it comes to all of its useful attachments, but the truth is that all of them work to amp up the volume as well. Since it has intelligent heat control—a built-in tool that measures the temperature over 40 times a second—you don’t have to worry about heat damage. Nearly all of the attachments are perfect for creating voluminous hair styles, and they allow you to choose which look you’re going for. What We Don’t Love: The shampoo works best when it’s paired with the Aveda Pure Abundance Conditioner.

First, by removing oil and dead skin cells that make the hair appear limp, fine hair immediately looks fuller,” Frederic Fekkai, celebrity hairstylist and founder of FEKKAI, explains. And interestingly, this isn’t the time for a super-hydrating formula. “Good volumizing shampoos should have minimum levels of conditioners and oils to avoid weighing down the hair. Lastly, look for ingredients that stimulate circulation and/or plump up fine strands.”We tested this dry shampoo for fine hair ourselves, and we instantly fell in love with the bombshell volume it added to our strands. Once we examined the label, we were pleasantly surprised at the emphasis on gentle, natural ingredients (think: oat milk, corn and rice starches, and silica, which soothe inflamed scalps without compromising on volume and cleansing). What We Don’t Love: While it goes on sheer, this dry shampoo is not as volumizing as other dry shampoos. Replacement for Your Daily Wash: Those extra few minutes in bed can make all the difference in your day. To get the most out of your beauty sleep, try dry shampoo spray or powder to smooth, hydrate and freshen your hair sans water and liquid shampoo. Oh, you noticed that? Let’s talk about powdered dry shampoo, which in the past hasn’t been the top choice for most people since the Johnson & Johnson debacle where talc was named as a possible ingredient to increase the risk of cancer. Since this hot brush is so narrow, it’s easy to get super close to the scalp so that it can lift the hair from the root. It has a 1.25-inch barrel and nylon bristles that are 0.5-centimeters in length for extra precision, making it great for styling bangs. The bristles also work to eliminate any tangles, smoothing the strands so your hair looks incredibly silky.

I typically shampoo with this once or twice a week, then follow up with an ultra-lightweight conditioner. I notice my hair feels smooth and healthy, but has so much volume and bounce, especially when I blow dry with a round brush. Chef's kiss, bb.However, finding the right shampoo is no easy feat. According to master hairstylist and founder of Yvey Salon, Yvey Valcin, “Beautiful, volumized hair starts by treating your hair right, knowing your texture, and using the right products.” To make your life easier (and to ensure your hair is being treated with care), we did the heavy lifting to find those right products, researching and analyzing the best volumizing shampoos for every hair type and texture. Gina Rivera is a stylist, beauty expert,and the founder of Phenix Salon Suites. She’s been featured on television and is well-known for educating salon professionals around the world.

It is vital to understand that any products that provide volume and texture can easily dry the hair over time,” warns Valcin. To ensure the products you’re using are free from bad-for-your-hair ingredients, we suggest reading the ingredient list or opting for clean and/or vegan products (such as Kevin Murphy Plumping Wash Densifying Shampoo, Rodan & Fields Volume+ Shampoo, LEAF + FLOWER Instant Volume Shampoo, or Moroccanoil Hydrating Shampoo).Because volumizing products can dry out hair, it’s important to use them sparingly. “To avoid dryness, it’s best to shampoo the hair twice or a maximum of three times a week, especially when using a volumizing shampoo,” says Valcin. If your hair is extremely dry, you can try using a moisturizing hair mask, a hydrating hair serum, or a deep conditioner to give it the moisture boost it needs after using a volumizing shampoo. Your Questions, Answered Is volumizing shampoo bad for hair? What We Don’t Love: The scent is uniquely floral, making it smell very perfume-like (it takes a certain type of nose to appreciate it). I've recently noticed that my hair is thinning at my scalp, which led me to start trying Harklinikken, a Scandinavian custom hair-growth treatment. But I've been totally blown away by how obsessed I am with the brand's balancing shampoo for my straight, oily hair. It uses a combo of different surfactants (both sulfates and non-sulfate cleansers), all of which really help dissolve the oils that build up on my scalp and weigh my hair down. I love this dry shampoo because it is gentle yet effective, making it safe for all hair types to use, including fine,” says NYC-based celebrity hairstylist Christina Giarrizzo. “It is made with plant-based ingredients, so it is hypoallergenic and won’t cause any irritation to sensitive scalps. Plus, it also leaves behind no residue, so it won’t look super awkward after applying it on your hair.” Color protection - it prolongs colored hair vibrancy by reducing washing frequency, allowing you to keep your hair color for longer.

This product is also completely humidity-proof, and was cited by celebrity stylist Chris Appleton on a tutorial Zoom hosted by the brand as one of the products that he used to create and hold Jennifer Lopez’s hair style during her iconic Super Bowl performance. Another option, says Stump, is spraying your ends with dry shampoo after you curl your hair, then scrunching and shaking it when you want a beachy vibe. The added texture will give your hair extra life.While we tested the Orange Blossom scent (and found it a little too sweet, to be honest), you can grab the same formula in Rose Bloom and decide when scent you prefer. If you have fine hair, dry shampoo is the best way to both add volume and absorb excess oil in one fell spray. The Living Proof Perfect Hair Day (PhD) Dry Shampoo is our all-time fave, touting a unique technology that actually removes oil and dirt from your hair. Keep in mind that there are also other formats out there; we love both the powder Rahua Voluminous Dry Shampoo and the unique cream texture of the Rossano Ferretti Parma Dry Shampoo Cream. What We Love: This hypoallergenic shampoo is formulated with biotin, which helps reduce hair thinning. Why, you ask? Most dry shampoos once contained talcum powder, which is known to cause inflammation of the scalp and buildup within hair follicles which reduces hair growth.