Shoppers with fine hair have left five-star reviews for a bargain spray that claims to ‘thicken hair’.
Beauty enthusiasts are raving about John Frieda PROfiller+ Thickening Spray, currently just £5.99.
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Shoppers rave about John Frieda’s thinning hair spray Credit: Amazon
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This spray currently costs £5.99 on AmazonCredit: Amazon
This wallet-friendly product is available from Amazon and many people are raving about its results.
According to the product description, this spray provides heat protection up to 220 degrees Celsius and helps reduce hair loss due to hair breakage.
It is also said to give you 200% thicker and fuller hair when used with PROfiller+ shampoo and conditioner.
The website claims it “instantly adds thickness to thin, flat hair” and is “expertly formulated with biotin and hyaluronic acid.”
To use, simply spray onto towel-dried hair and it will provide full coverage from the roots to the bottom of your hair.
The explanation continues as follows: “Comb evenly from root to tip. For maximum volume, use a blow dryer to style hair until completely dry.”
Many people flooded the reviews to share their experiences.
One 5-star review said: I used it as per the instructions and saw a big difference in my hair, so I ordered two more in case they sold out.
“It’s easy to use and it smells great. Even a small amount helps it grow, and my hair feels thicker and softer.”
Another wrote: “I have fine hair, but it’s thinning due to menopause, so I’ve tried several hair shampoos and treatments over the past four years to help my hair.
I used to have very fine hair – Tips for thickening hair, you probably haven’t done any significant scalp treatments
“The new John Frieda series is the first that I have found to work.
“This makes my hair look thicker without making it look coarse or frizzy. The rest of the range has changed my hair and I’m very happy with it.”
Meanwhile, a third person commented:
“I can’t praise you enough.”
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This spray, along with our range of shampoos and conditioners, claims to produce 200% fuller hair Credit: Amazon
thin hair tips
Jack Merrick-Thirlway. Neville Hair & Beauty’s creative director said there are few ingredients to look out for when shopping for new products to improve hair thickness.
“We recommend looking at ingredients such as products containing biotin, collagen, amino acids, and vitamin B3, all of which can help strengthen hair follicles and promote growth.
“However, if you feel you’ve reached your limits, you can always ask your hairdresser for advice.”
Be careful, too many chemicals in styling products can worsen hair loss.
Nutritionist Rob Hobson says there are some specific nutrients that can support hair growth. “Biotin (vitamin B7) and other B vitamins can be effective.”
“These are found in meat, eggs, dairy products, leafy vegetables like kale, and nutritional yeast.”
Rob added: ‘Also be wary of iron deficiency, which can make your hair weak and brittle.
“More than a quarter of women don’t get enough iron in their diets, so make sure you’re getting enough iron by including iron-rich foods such as red meat, legumes and dried fruit. please.”
How can I dye damaged hair?
Are you using too much dye? There are a few ways to fix this without cutting out the whole thing.
Trim your hair: We’re not saying you have to cut everything, but the most problematic split ends should be trimmed. Stop using heat products: Stop straightening or curling your hair immediately. Stop dyeing your hair: Stay away from your hair. We will not use bleach and will start using ammonia-free semi-permanent dyes for the time being. Switch to sulfate-free. Use gentler sulfate-free shampoos and conditions to repair damaged hair. Also, shampoo your hair no more than twice a week if possible. This causes damaged hair to become flaky and brittle. Treatment Mask: Use one of the hair treatment masks listed below to rejuvenate your hair. Sunscreen: Make sure to cover damaged hair. To prevent further damage, sunbathe or swim in a chlorinated pool. Eat healthy for your hair: Drink lots of water and eat omega-3 fatty acids found in salmon, walnuts and flaxseed, and green vegetables like spinach, kale, carrots and avocado. . Some prenatal supplements promote hair growth.
Make sure you also get enough protein from your diet. “Hair is made from keratin, a structural protein.
“If you don’t get enough protein, you run the risk of making your hair weak and brittle,” says Rob.
Another important nutrient for hair is zinc. “This mineral is an oily substance that regulates sebum production and keeps the scalp and hair moisturized.
“Excess secretion can make your hair and scalp oily and cause dandruff.”
