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While ladies with thick hair will complain about unmanageability and coarseness, it’s the women with thinning hair who are eyeing up their profiles in mirrors to check their hair doesn’t make them look balding.
The truth is, thinning hair can be very ageing, and while the thick haired among us are right to complain about how long it takes to wash, style and dry, thin hair is prone to breakage, fragility and an awful lot of scalp on show.
So what can you do about it. Thankfully, there is a lot of products on the market that can help thin hair. It all starts with the wash.
Davines Naturaltech Energizing Shampoo acts as a hair serum for thinning hair, fragile hair and helps to reduce hair loss.
It combats hormone-related hair loss, androgenetic alopecia and the hyper-production of sebum, which may be associated with it. Hair grows healthier and stronger, the scalp has more tone and lower sebum production. This is a Naturaltech product.
After shampooing, spread 3 gms of product evenly over the scalp and massage in until completely absorbed. Do not rinse off. Intensive treatment: every other day for 1 month. Maintenance treatment: twice a week for 2 months.
Try and reduce the amount of washing you do. While you may be used to washing everyday, try skipping a day and use dry shampoo on the second day. Hair powders are also incredibly effective on this type of hair. These powders give that second and third day look on the first day without any of the associated grease. They provide volume and manageability for hair that often fails to do anything other than hang there.
But despite whatever products you find good for your hair, it all begins with the ones you wash with, and picking the right shampoo is the first step to helping thinning hair get back its mojo.