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| Posted: Mon Feb 29th, 2016 01:31 pm |
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HairGuy Valued member
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As my hair is thin what is the best product to style it so it doesn't look more thinner that it already is? I usually use American Crew Fiber or Dax wave and groom hair dress which is a type of wax (red tin). Any better suggestions I could try? Cheers 
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| Posted: Wed Mar 2nd, 2016 07:43 pm |
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Bigmac Administrator 
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I would try Dermmatch as I think it will work well on you. Fibres would work well also but cost wise will work out more expensive than Dermmatch.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 4th, 2016 01:15 pm |
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Coopman Valued member
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I also use Dax wave and groom (red tin). The wax is not as hard as it was but if you put the wax in the freezer before styling your hair it works great in getting the hair to stay upwards at the front. As BM says concealors would work well for you. Might b worth looking at hair thickening sprays like Mane.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 4th, 2016 07:17 pm |
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butchered Valued member
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I'm also interested in this topic. I have very bad receeding in the temples, but I'm able to keep the hair in the middle of my head quite long (between 2 to 3 inches) which covers it quite well. But, I need it held in that position, otherwise it flaps around in the wind and looks ridiculous. I'm concerned about using gel or wax as it will make the hair look thinner and the receeding nature more obvious. I find Tesco Maximum Hold Hairspray gives excellent hold, better than more expensive hairspray, but I'm worried about the damage I'm doing to my hair. Any thoughts on an alternative? Thanks
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| Posted: Sat Mar 5th, 2016 09:08 am |
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Coopman Valued member
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I have found the dax wave and groom does not make the hair look thinner on myself. I use it in conjunction with Sainsbury max hold hairspray. I did use Tesck max hold for years but they have recently changed the ingredients and it does not give such a good hold. You can get the dax wax from Boots about 4pounds a tin. But I do stress but it in the freezer for 15mins before usage to firm it up and it shouldnt make your hair look thinner.
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| Posted: Sat Mar 5th, 2016 06:46 pm |
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butchered Valued member
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Thanks Coop, agree on the Tesco max hold - a real shame when they changed it! Will give Sainsbury's a go and the dax wave and groom.
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| Posted: Sat Mar 5th, 2016 06:51 pm |
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Coopman Valued member
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Butchered The Sainsbury one is completely the same as the old tesco one. It is also non perfumed and in a blue tin.
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12th, 2016 09:21 am |
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AlexieJ Member
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Well there are a couple of products today which kinda effective to style thin hair according to some recommendations online coming from different sources.
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| Posted: Sun Mar 13th, 2016 06:51 pm |
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bullitnut 4 awesome repairs with SMG 
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Coopman wrote: Butchered I use this too when using fibres and find it just as good as the expensive lock in sprays
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| Posted: Thu Mar 24th, 2016 07:42 pm |
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butchered Valued member
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Thanks guys. My local Sainsbury only had the form hold - I've been using it for a couple of weeks and it's really good - had one day where it was weird and didn't seem to have much hold but apart from that all good. Not been windy lately though... Still concerned with the damage I'm doing with the hair spray but needs must!
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| Posted: Wed Oct 19th, 2016 10:09 pm |
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Raffaman valued member
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What shampoo would you say is the best for volumising hair?
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| Posted: Sat Dec 24th, 2016 05:43 am |
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suzanahentin Member
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I would try Dermmatch as I think it will work well on you. Fibres would work well also but cost wise will work out more expensive than Dermmatch.
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26th, 2017 04:48 pm |
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don1966 Valued member 
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Aussie Aussome volume for thin/fine hair,great shampoo I thinks.
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| Posted: Fri Feb 3rd, 2017 06:56 am |
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bullitnut 4 awesome repairs with SMG
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don1966 wrote: Aussie Aussome volume for thin/fine hair,great shampoo I thinks. Can this be bought from local supermarkets etc or is it an online product dude?
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| Posted: Sat Feb 11th, 2017 01:13 pm |
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don1966 Valued member
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Sorry for late reply bullitnut,yes It can be bought at boots Superdrug and any supermarket.great shampoo for about a fiver. Last edited on Sat Feb 11th, 2017 01:15 pm by don1966 |
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| Posted: Thu Sep 14th, 2017 01:56 pm |
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TillyDuck Member
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Hi, I've been fighting my hair loss for quite a few years. I have a high profile job and my hair is very important to me and I can't get a transplant for medical reasons. As to hair thickeners I used Toppik and Dermmatch but I was never happy putting powder on my freshly washed hair. Then I would run in all sort of troubles when I wanted to do some styling touch-ups. I was quite successful with Mane though as I prefer the form of a hair spray. An established hair dresser in London applied Volume Hair Plus to boost my hair volume and then used Naturtint Styling Mousse for very smooth hold and I've been using this combination ever since. Another good product for styling I could recommend is Andalou. Katie
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