Fine Hair
Fine hair is characterized by a thin and smooth hair structure. It feels soft and often has less volume compared to normal hair. The thickness of fine hair is usually below 0.05 mm, while normal hair has a thickness of 0.07-0.1 mm.
What problems does fine hair cause and what are its needs?
Fine hair can be quite sensitive. It often tends to be dry at the ends, is delicate when combing, and prone to static and hair damage, for example from chemical treatments. It often appears unstable and lacking in strength. The hair usually lies flat against the head, making it not so easy to style. What your fine hair needs to fall freely and with bounce is a restorative and strengthening care that doesn’t weigh the hair down.
What your fine hair needs to fall freely and with bounce is a restorative and strengthening care that doesn’t weigh the hair down.
Which care is suitable for fine hair?
Specifically for the needs of fine and weak hair, we at lavera have developed the Volume & Lift Care Shampoo. The light formula with organic matcha and plant-based keratin gently cleanses and provides natural fullness from root to tip. For gently cleansed, healthy-looking hair that feels smooth and gains natural volume.
Top tips for fine hair
Snip-snap, tips off!
Regular visits to the hairdresser prevent brittle ends and split ends. In addition, you can create more volume with the right haircut.
Head massages for more volume
A scalp massage promotes blood circulation, which straightens the hair roots and makes your hair look more voluminous.
Never rub dry
When wet, fine hair is even more prone to breakage. Instead of rubbing it dry, gently press the wet hair with a towel.
Pay attention to root volume
Using a round brush, you can add more volume to your roots. Separate individual strands of hair and blow-dry them with lukewarm air against the direction of growth.
