7 Tips on How to Have Thicker Hair ...

How to have thicker hair is easy! One way is to resist brushing your hair while it's wet. That includes both in and after the shower. When you brush your hair while it's wet you'll pull more hair out. Instead, if you have to use a wide tooth comb to detangle your hair. Combs gently detangle hair while brushes tug at the roots of the hair.

Tying your hair too tightly causes strain at the roots of your hair. Too much strain can cause hair to thin out in areas of stress such as around the temple. In addition, if you tie your hair tightly with a hair tie, the hair around the elastic is more prone to breakage. As an alternative, don't tie your hair up as often to prevent breakage and thinning of your hair.

I once heard you should run a brush through your hair at least 100 times a day for optimal shine. Brushing your hair several times might keep it shiny and neat; however you will increase the amount of hair breakage. Instead, keep the brushing to a minimum and only run a comb through your hair when you need a touch up.

To give the illusion of thicker hair, it's a good idea to trim your hair frequently. It always feels like a gamble to get a trim because sometimes more inches of hair get cut off than what you asked for. However, a trim keeps the end of your hair looking even. Trims are important because hair doesn't grow evenly - if you let your hair grow without going in for a routine trim, you hair will start to look sparse and wispy at the ends.

Keeping your scalp healthy and hydrated is step one when it comes to thicker hair. Stripping the oil from your hair is easy but a lack of oil makes hair dry, brittle and weak. Plus, low levels of oil on your scalp also cause dandruff. Fortunately, it's even easier to nourish your scalp with oils such as keratin or argon oil. Apply the oil the night before and wash your hair in the morning!

Your body regenerates itself from the inside out. That's why a healthy diet full of fats and protein help to produce shiny, long locks. In fact, shampoos that claim they are full of vitamins and nutrients are not nearly as effective as a healthy diet that is full of vitamins and nutrients.

Dying your hair, getting perms, Brazilian blowouts, etc... are a great way to style your hair and change up your look. However, frequent chemical treatments to your hair will cause balding, thinning of hair and an irritated scalp. Instead, only treat your hair with chemicals on a yearly basis rather than a monthly basis. As an alternative, look for healthier options when it comes to monthly touch ups to maintain your hair style.

Whether it is men or women, we all want a head of thick hair. Thicker hair looks healthier and fuller. Plus, thicker hair makes us look younger. What are other tricks to having thicker hair?