Hair Thickening Shampoos/Products

Anyone know any good thickening shampoos or conditioners?

Just try a bunch to see if you find one you like. Buy the smallest bottles available until you find the one that works for you.

I've been using quite a few the last months but not very great results.

I've been looking around and I've heard good reviews about the Bumble & Bumble thickening shampoo and the Thicker fuller hair shampoo so I might give one of them ago; but regardless I would like some recommendations of anything better.

I won't talk brands, I'll only mention ingredients..
Choose a shampoo without SLS.
Some of the good ingredients in a shampoo should include: sage, rosemary, nettle, barley, saw palmetto, lavander, ging seng, tea trea, arginine, caffeine, zinc, vitamin e, grape seeds, olive, green, black or white tea etc.

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Originally Posted by GreatSage

..but regardless I would like some recommendations of anything better.

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Fair enough. I haven't tried a bunch because I don't want to put faith in them but I did like Aveeno's Nourish and Volumize. I must admit though that I tend to like Aveeno products in general anyways, so I may be biased.

I'm interested in this topic too. In addition what are the best styling products for hold against wind, e.g. clays, hairspray etc.?

Currently I use Samy Fat Hair range: http://www.superdrug.com/samy/samy-f...3488/&bklist=_

and Muk clay to style: http://www.mukme.com/

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Originally Posted by StressedToTheBald

I won't talk brands, I'll only mention ingredients..
Choose a shampoo without SLS.
Some of the good ingredients in a shampoo should include: sage, rosemary, nettle, barley, saw palmetto, lavander, ging seng, tea trea, arginine, caffeine, zinc, vitamin e, grape seeds, olive, green, black or white tea etc.

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"The main reason you’d avoid a shampoo containing SLS (MANY shampoos have SLS) would be if you are hypersensitive to it, which I would assume is rare. SLS is added to shampoo to create a lot of bubbles and lather. There were rumors in the ’90s that the small amounts of SLS in shampoos could cause medical problems such as cancer, but that turned out to be false."

"There’s an awful lot of alternative, high priced shampoos now trying to use the “SLS” scare tactic to persuade people to go with their product."

I've heard a ton of stories about Nizoral thickening hair. My hair has def gotten thicker but I don't know if it has been because of the Nizoral or Minoxidil

This method works great;

Castor oil mixed with coconut oil left over night, wash in the morning with a good cleanser like nioxin or dawn dish washing detergent.

Then a good thickening SLA free shampoo Jason thin to tick plus their conditioner.

Once hair has dried you could add nioxin system treatment or even better thickening is Tricomin hair spray.

You can probably get some samples of some at a hair salon, depending on how much you wanna spend. I've tried an ungodly amount of products over the years because I have a really sensitive scalp that's very prone to being dry/flaky, and most products I'm actually allergic to.

The two main brands I've settled on are Ovation (that I heard about on satellite radio) and Abba... I also use Loma styling products. All are sulfate free and very gentle, and do a great job adding volume to my hair.
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