Every year I’m always looking for the newest and best gifts for thin hair as my mum has really thin hair and hates it. Whereas I have super thick hair and wouldn’t mind shedding a bit! Gifts for thin hair can quite literally be life-changing, but of course, not everything works for everyone. You need to read a lot about how to take care of thin hair, and one magically product won’t be enough. It’s about adaption to a whole new hair care routine, using a silk pillow, silk hair wrap, being overall kinder on your hair, it’s a new way of life. Here are the top 5 gifts for thin hair that I’m loving this year.
Vitamins/Supplements for Thin Hair
Starting from within with extra vitamins and supplements like biotin to encourage hair growth and improve the quality of your existing hair. There are so many different types out there so it’s important to look for something that helps with the growth stage. Biotin will encourage more hair to grow but not for it to be thick hair, so that’s where having a lot of thin hair will help.
Hair tools
Choosing the right hair tools can make all the difference, especially for those with thin hair. One great option to consider is a hair dryer with a lower temperature setting, like the mdlondon BLOW hair dryer. High heat can cause damage to thin hair, making it brittle and prone to breakage. By using a hair dryer with a lower temperature setting, you can dry your hair without causing unnecessary damage. Additionally, investing in a quality hairbrush, like a boar bristle brush, can help distribute natural oils throughout the hair, adding volume and shine. Overall, gifting the right hair tools can improve the health and appearance of thin hair, helping to create a fuller, more voluminous look.
Spray on Fibres
Spraying on fibres for thicker looking hair is an amazing way to get the look fast, cheap, and easily. Simply dry and style your hair as usual, and then shake the bottle and spray on the fibres exactly where you need them. Often around the hairline or around the back of the head. Gently pat to disperse them and move them into place and then lock them in with the setting spray. It’s similar to using a coloured dry shampoo but the fibres give a thicker appearance overall.
Thickening Shampoo & Conditioner for Thin Hair
Again there are so many on the market it just depends on what works for you. Personally I’d start off in the superstores and try ones that are easy to get hold of and then move onto more expensive brands depending on how your hair feels. You might find a great budget version, or be having to grab yours from the nearest salon. Everyone is different!
Use treatments
My mum actually got asked to review a thickening hair treatment that you applied at night and slept in, she complained about the smell but it really did make a difference. It’s all about massaging the treatment into your scalp to stimulate the hair follicles and then giving it time to work. Don’t expect to put a treatment on once and see results, you need to keep up with them.
Do you have any ideas for gifts for thin hair?
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