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Davines VOLU Shampoo

Our Favorite Hair Volumizer Products for Fine Hair

Updated on June 10, 2026 | 3 min read

Elisa Lewittes, Davines Writer


Whether your hair is frizz-prone or fine-textured, a natural lift can seem difficult to keep. Even after clearing away product buildup and cleansing with a moisturizing shampoo, sometimes you still need an extra boost. From sun exposure and humidity to color treatments or genetics, there are many potential causes of thinning and flat hair. With the right techniques and volumizing hair products, getting more oomph out of fine hair is more achievable than you might think.

Key Takeaways

What to Use to Boost Fine and Thin Hair

  • Fine hair goes flat due to its smaller strand diameter, excess oil, and product buildup, not just genetics.
  • Techniques like blow-drying upside down, changing your part, and using volumizing hair products can give your hair more life.
  • Applying conditioner only to mid-lengths and ends prevents the roots from being weighed down.
  • The right haircut with layers and textured ends can give the appearance of fuller hair.
  • Davines VOLU products are made specifically for fine hair, with lightweight formulas that support volume from wash to style. 

In This Article

Why Does Fine Hair Go Flat?
5 Ways to Add Volume to Hair Naturally
The Right Haircut for Voluminous Fine Hair
FAQs
Turn Up the Volume
before and after image of woman with volume-boosted hair

Why Does Fine Hair Go Flat?

Fine hair has smaller strands, which means less natural lift and more contact with the scalp. Add in oil buildup, heavy products, or conditioner applied too close to the roots, and you've got a recipe for limp hair by noon. Overwashing makes it worse. When you strip the scalp of its natural oils every day, it overproduces to compensate, making hair greasier faster and harder to volumize.

5 Ways to Add Volume to Hair Naturally

1. Blow Dry Upside Down

Flipping your head upside down when using the blow dryer redirects your hair away from the direction it naturally falls, giving you a root lift. Use a low- to medium-heat setting and keep the dryer moving to avoid heat damage. Apply the VOLU Hair Mist to damp hair before blow-drying. Finish by flipping back up and cooling your hair in place.

2. Use a Round Brush at the Roots

A round brush lifts the hair shaft at the root while you blow-dry, creating a bend that holds longer than air-dried hair. Focus on the roots first, working section by section from underneath. Ceramic or tourmaline brushes distribute heat more evenly and help smooth the cuticle for added shine to give you long-lasting body.
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3. Change Your Part

Your hair naturally trains itself to lie flat along your regular part. Switching sides creates instant lift at the root because the hair is no longer weighed down in its accustomed direction. Add This is a Dry Texturizer sprayto create the appearance of more density and volume.

4. Reduce Wash Frequency

Washing fine hair every day removes the natural oils that can actually give hair grip and texture. If you can stretch your wash days to every other day, you may notice more natural volume by day two. When you're ready to wash, the VOLU Shampoo cleanses thoroughly without stripping moisture.

5. Apply Conditioner to Mid-Lengths Only

VOLU Conditioner is the essential partner to the shampoo, but one of the most common fine hair mistakes is applying conditioner to your scalp. Apply to mid-lengths and ends only, leave on for 1-2 minutes, and rinse thoroughly. 
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The Right Haircut for Voluminous Fine Hair

Layers are the most effective tool for fine hair since they remove weight from the ends, allowing hair to move more freely and sit higher at the crown. Ask your stylist for soft, face-framing layers or long layers throughout, depending on your length. Textured ends also prevent fine hair from looking frail at the bottom.

Blunt cuts, while stylish on thicker hair, tend to drag fine hair down by adding concentrated weight at the ends. If you love a blunt look, balance it with internal layers to keep weight from accumulating.

Shorter lengths tend to hold volume more easily than long hair, since there is less length to weigh each strand down. A lob (long bob) or shoulder-length cut is a sweet spot for fine hair that wants body without sacrificing too much length.
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FAQs

Does washing fine hair every day cause volume loss?

Yes, it can. Daily washing strips natural oils and triggers overproduction, so stretching to every other day and using This is a Texturizing Dust in between gives your scalp a chance to rebalance.

Is mousse good for fine hair?

Mousse is one of the best options for fine hair. It adds hold and structure without the weight of creams or serums. Start with a golf ball-sized amount of This is a Volume Boosting Mousse on towel-dried hair and adjust from there.

How do I get volume specifically at the roots?

Apply mousse or a volumizing mist at the root area first, then blow-dry upside down or use a round brush to lift as you dry. A dry texturizer spray after styling helps lock in the lift. Keep heavy products away from the scalp.

What causes volume loss throughout the day?

Oils, humidity, and gravity all work against you. Volume products with hold at the roots give your style something to grip onto. Using a lighter conditioner and keeping product off the scalp also helps volume last longer.

How can I prevent frizz on my fine hair? 

For fine hair that also struggles with frizz or dryness, OI Soufflé is a lightweight whipped cream styler that tames flyaways while adding soft body. It provides a good hold that won't flatten volume.
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Turn Up the Volume

Add our favorite Davines volumizing products to your hair care routine to bring your fine hair back to life. From volumizing shampoos to styling products made with natural ingredients, our collection gives your hair the lift it deserves.

Visit a Davines salon today to find the perfect ritual for your hair's unique needs.

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