And in my opinion, nothing acts faster or is as instantly transformative as a hair-volumising spray. The famous golden can was first created in 1960, and has been a helping hand for both professional and amateur hairstylists ever since. I have used this volumising spray for years—at first for its subtle texturising properties and then for the way that it imparts instant volume to the flattest of hair. litres to the system volume connected to the heat pump and it also gives hydraulic separation of the primary circuit of the heat pump from the secondary system circuit.

Traditionally, salt sprays are the go-to styling product for creating airy, beachy waves, but salt can be incredibly drying on fine hair. Briogeo's ultra-fine root powder adds texture and lift to your hair thanks to maltodextrin, which coats each strand but doesn't leave any residue. some may prefer complete hydraulic separation by using a plate heat exchanger and some that see the benefits of a traditional low-loss header. Each of the products had their own individual instructions for use, and we followed the recommended steps on either wet or dry hair.

Additionally, some styles and up-dos just look better when the hair has been plumped up a little, and require a helping hand to achieve these new heights. One reviewer wrote, "I was about to give up on ever having voluminous hair until I found this product. The Grant combined volumiser/low loss header is larger than a standard low loss header because it holds 11. It's infused with hydrolysed wheat protein, zeolite and silk powder, so it lasts really well in the hair.

And, by creating a strong haircare routine that prioritises volume, it’s possible to attain thicker, healthy-looking hair. Instead, it harnesses a proprietary polymer and fortifying bamboo blend to surround each strand, creating volume while allowing your cuticles to remain closed and intact. The 30 Ltr external volumiser is designed for installation with Grant heat pumps when the combined volumiser/low-loss header cannot be fitted inside. My understanding is that they want a minimum amount of water in the circuit to prevent cycling on and off, so I was expecting to see what this volume was.

Using a deep conditioning hair mask might seem counterintuitive when you’re on the hunt for volume, but the truth is that the healthier your hair is, the thicker it will look. At the beginning of this year, Grant UK launched its combined volumiser/low loss header for installation with the Aerona³ air source heat pump. Towel dry hair to remove excess water, then run a comb through damp hair to detangle for best results.

Part volumiser, part texturiser and part dry shampoo, this is a truly versatile hair spray that adds plenty of volume and cool-girl texture and makes your hair look effortlessly styled, even if you've just run your fingers through it.Apply this to damp hair before blow-drying for an ultra-glam, plumped-up style, and spritz it through dry hair to add targeted volume exactly where you need it.

The spray applicator made it easy to cover every strand, and there was not even a hint of heaviness or stickiness. From thickening the appearance of your strands to boosting texture and adding volume, volumising sprays are one of the most versatile styling products that you can have in your haircare arsenal. We loved using this formula on our wavy hair to add a bit of grit for an effortlessly cool, undone kind of look.The size of the unit also helps to minimise the internal turbulence that can occur when the system mass flow of water exceeds that for the primary heat pump circuit. This topic does bring us back however to the vital importance of turndown/modulation ratio, the subject of a previous thread. It doesn’t include any sulphates or parabens, and instead protects the hair against damaging UV rays and free radicals.