Needing help on hair, read below?

[Anonymous]

okay, so i have thin hair, not patches. my stylist cuts my hair thick to thin at the ends but it will still look thin a bit near the scalp. my shampoo and conditioner i use are a brand named biolage matrix, it doesn't really work but it gives me moisture, less oily hair and have less dandruff (i used to have tons of dandruff back then). i recently started searching up what are the best hair products i could get and use. i focused on getting cerafill retaliate products but im not sure if this would be a good product for me or not. i also been wanting to use coconut oil with caster oil to put on my hair but i also dont know if that would work even though some people said it would work on their hair. not to mention, i dont think it matters but i am Asian so i have Asian hair. i dyed it ombre (2nd time, in august) so i guess you could say it was half damaged? im going to dye it in two weeks again but not ombre. anyway, I've been dealing with stress a long time due to school, depression-> which involves overthinking, etc. any suggestions, tips, and advice you could give me? i want to have my hair thicker and fuller (possibly) AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. i dont want any medicines nor anything to do with doctors with this situation.

-please no jokes or hate.-

[justolivetoday]

My hair is pretty thin too, and I've never tried products to make my hair thicker or whatever (I'm not sure if that's what the cerafill stuff you are talking about is), cause I know people who do that and they haven't had any success. However, I have tried different products that add texture and lift instead. You could try Root Boost by Catwalk (Tigi)-- It's a slightly foamy/aerosol spray that you use at your roots and around that area and kind of scrunch your hair up so it looks fuller. It's a nice product because it doesn't make your hair oily and it's not as stiff as hair spray, so you can easily brush it out. It holds the volume all day while I'm at school without going flat again, so I love it! I know you say you want your hair thicker, but if you can't find anything that works to actually make your hair actually grow thicker, I'd recommend a texture spray like the one I mentioned. Good luck!

[Asker]

thank you. but is it okay if i used mixed products with it? I've used my biolage shampoo and conditioner with a paul mitchells detangling spray and it made my hair really icky and all from the products.

[justolivetoday]

You're welcome. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be okay. I use multiple products sometimes which can make my hair feel sorta nasty and dirty sometimes, but that's just because of putting so much stuff in my hair at once. I don't think it's harmful though.