It’s hardworking, sure, but it’s not a particularly heavy mask, so it doesn’t create unwanted weight. On top of that, I like my hair to feel clean, fresh and light, like a soft, fluffy extension of my being, and volumising hair products do their very best to dampen that vibe.

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So why is it that I feel as though when I give myself a blow-dry, it never seems to last longer than an hour? The entire volume range from Oribe is brilliant for thin hair, but this spray is the star of the show. As someone who has spent a lot of time trying to stay away from all-natural products that rely on oils, as they can weigh down my hair, when I first tried this shampoo, I was left dumbstruck.

v=1680250516","width":800},{"alt":null,"id":31942027903206,"position":4,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1. While it’s rare that I opt for a polished hair look, for days when I want my hair to look sleek and glossy, this is my go-to. For bombshell hair, use a volumizing mousse on wet hair from roots to mid-length and then immediately hit it with a hair dryer, scrunching hair upward with your fingers as you go. And the truth is I’ve found a whole bunch that make my hair look much thicker and more textured than it really is.It’s a very thick hair mask, and, given past experiences, these sorts of formulas make my hair look even flatter than it already does. Amika's Brooklyn Bombshell Blowout Volume Spray creates intense volume and texture with just a few spritzes of its polymer-based formula.

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Simply shake the can, hold it 8-10 inches away, and spray onto roots to create volume and long-lasting hold for any hairstyle. Volumizing hair products can be spritzed, lathered, dabbed, or rubbed into your hair depending on what form they take. v=1681727037","width":800},{"alt":null,"id":33365295661334,"position":4,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1. The powder should feel slightly tacky, then waxy as you apply it, providing invisible lift and hold as it drys translucent. The scent is incredible and [the formula] is lightweight enough to keep building the product without it weighing the hair down," says Wynter DePriest, hairstylist and owner of Monarch Hair Co.

Stylist Ryan Trygstad, owner of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City, says texture sprays are fantastic for all hair types — especially for creating lift at the root of fine to medium hair.v=1681727037","width":800},{"alt":null,"id":33365295726870,"position":6,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1. The best thing about this spray is that it has a unique nozzle that can be adjusted depending on how much volume and body you're after. You'd be hard-pressed to find a hairstylist who doesn't have a can or two of volumising spray in their kit at all times thanks to the product's versatility. Hair foams, on the other hand, have a lighter, frothy texture that lends all of the volume without any of the heaviness or stickiness.