Q&A for How to Make Your Hair Thicker

There are volumizing shampoos, conditioners, and masks you can use on your hair so it looks thicker. Just be careful not to use these products every day since they tend to be drying.

Performing scalp massages will help stimulate growth. Biotin vitamins may make your hair grow thicker and longer. Your diet plays a significant role as well.

For hair growth and thickness, consider taking biotin vitamins. Read reviews before purchasing to narrow your options for selecting a brand of biotin vitamins.

You can start by eating a healthy diet and drinking lots of water. Wash your hair regularly and perform scalp massages, especially in the areas where you have lost hair.

You may be able to reduce thinning by changing your diet, eating healthier foods, and drinking lots of water. If thin hair is hereditary for you, then clip-in extensions may be a good solution for you.

Hair loss in someone your age is unusual, so I would talk to your doctor to find out the reason your hair has thinned. Once you know the cause, you'll have a better idea of how to treat it.

People lose between 50-100 hairs from their head every day, but sometimes these hairs can be held in place by the rest of your hair until you brush your hair or massage your scalp.

Try spraying a little dry shampoo onto your roots. This will give you thicker-looking hair while absorbing any excess oil.

How fast your hair grows won't actually affect the texture of your hair, since that's mostly genetic. However, if your hair grows slowly, it might seem thinner, since more breakage will accumulate over time.

Once you have split ends, the only way to get rid of them is to trim your hair and cut them off. To prevent new split ends from forming, follow the tips on good hair care in this article, and read about how to remove and prevent split ends for more details.

It works for some people. Castor oil would work as well. Applying overnight is usually most effective.

It's bad to wash your hair every day. Also, oily hair is a sign of it being healthy. You should probably try and not wash it as much and try natural products.

Yes. The daily rubbing of a hairband may cause breakage in time.

Yes, because when you wash your hair with hot water, it can cause dry scalp and dandruff.

Braid it and use a good hair tie that's not constructed with glue or metal.

Your hair loss may have something to do with hormones, stress or age. Try taking some hair vitamins and using a hair mask a couple of times a month.

Yes, but kids should ask their parents before trying any at home treatments.

Invest in a good dry-shampoo, use a good hair tie, and put it in a ponytail or donut. The hair won't look so oily if you do this, and the hair will get used to not be washed every day. After a while, your hair will produce a smaller amount of oil.

Since your hair is becoming thinner, you can stop it with this hair routine. Don't wash your hair every day, balance your stress and work, try vitamins and supplements, try masks for your hair, and eat healthily.

Absolutely not. This is a common myth, and has been proven false many times by experts.

To help find a treatment for your hair you must find out what has caused it. It could simply be change of age, hormonal changes, stress levels and even how healthy your routine is (diet and exercise).

Try natural ways to boost the thickness of your hair.

You can use castor oil, almond oil, or care cream oil to make it shiny and silky.

It depends on the hair mask. Most masks don't need to be on for more than 30 minutes to an hour.

Yes, because the nutrients are very good and it helps protect your hair from heat.

No, they are not (for this purpose, in my opinion). You must go with shikakai, an Indian hair paste. It really makes your hair thicker.

Yes! It should make its mane grow thicker. Start by whisking up enough eggs for all its hair, then apply it and leave it on for an hour or two, then wash it out with shampoo.

Sure, coconut oil is good for your hair. That's why it's recommended in this article. However, not everyone will get the same effects. If you've been using it for a while it doesn't seem to be working for you, try something else.

Most probably, considering it is oil. I would recommend using it a couple hours before you shower, that way you can wash it out after, or wear it in a way that you can hide the oil.

Some people get white hair when young from genetics and the only way around this is to dye your hair. That said, not getting enough of some nutrients may make your hair turn white. Nutrients affect your hair a lot in general so make sure you get enough zinc, iron, copper, vitamins and protein. Also, avoid stress.