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“You can always backcomb a little at the roots and spray some hairspray to make the volume and style hold. 5) Tease for best resultsĪnker and Borkar both are fans of teasing aka backcombing your hair. Texturising or methodically splicing into certain areas to create shorter more supportive lengths gives the style support, and you are able to create more fullness this way as well,” advises Anker. Cutting the ends blunt or no layers creates more bulk on ends. “While getting layers is stating the obvious and largely depends on the overall length of your hair, they do create more volume on the top area of your entire look. It’s the oldest trick in the book, but getting a haircut with well-done layers can give you a fresh, effortless look every day. 4) Layers in your hair make all the difference Make sure you always use it on damp hair,” she says. The volumising mousse works better if you have slightly thicker hair. I like using the Bblunt Blown Away Volumizing Leave-in Spray and the Wella Professionals EIMI Extra Volume Strong Hold Volumizing Mousse before I blow-dry fine hair. Ensure that you buy a root-boosting product made for fine hair, so it doesn’t weigh your mane down. “Make friends with root-boosting products, especially if you have thin hair. She shares advising adding root-lifting products to your repertoire. While Borkar is a fan of this powder as well, she also suggests trying the Ouai Dry Shampoo Foam for a volume lift.

However, you’re guaranteed volume and it’s easy to wash out so it’s worth a shot,” suggests Anker.

“Using a volumising powder like the Schwarzkopf Osis+ Dust It Mattifying Powder after styling-it gives you all the fullness you could ever want, but be warned, the hair does feel a little sticky once it’s in. You can do this while your hair is wet if your original parting is very strong, to make the new one stick,” advises Borkar. However, it does provide you with instant volume and is a quick fix. The problem is that most people like their hair parted a certain way, which is why they may not opt for this. “Changing the way you part your hair can add some temporary but definite volume at the roots. 2) Take a break from your regular hair parting First, have your hairstylist give you the right cut and style to exaggerate volume if you want big hair. It all depends on your face shape,” says Anker. In fact, it’s not flattering on them, but they want it because it’s what they’re told. “A lot of people I see don’t always need more volume. 1) Pay attention to your face shapeĪdding volume to your hair isn’t as hard as you think it is, but adding the right kind is what makes all the difference. We spoke to two celebrity hairstylists-Delhi-based Rod Anker of Rod Anker Salons and Mumbai-based Priyanka Borkar, the hair expert Alia Bhatt has on her speed dial-about the best ways to add volume to your hair. If grease isn’t your concern, thin or thinning hair may be, which can look flat, especially in photographs. We’ve all taken the risk of styling a mane that looks like it might just last you through the night, and then regretted the decision. Among frustrating beauty woes, underestimating the greasiness of your second- or third-day hair definitely features in the top ranks.