
Having thin hair can sometimes be a little frustrating. We spend time giving ourselves a nice blow-dry and a few hours later, everything falls back. For what ? Because a fine hair fiber naturally has less diameter. Volume is therefore more difficult to maintain, especially when sebum weighs down the roots. And with seasonal hair loss, that feeling of lacking hair mass can become even more frustrating.
A problem which the American brand Maple Holistics has decided to tackle with a shampoo specially adapted for fine hair that lacks body. His promise? Visibly fuller hair, with a feeling of lightness upon washing. A little hair discovery that deserves attention.
Doubled density from the root
Do you know Maple Holistics? This American brand is particularly interested in hair care based on botanical ingredients. Its volumizing shampoo with biotin was designed for fine hair which tends to lack density. And we love it. Rather than relying on a very rich formula which risks weighing down the roots, this treatment cleanses the scalp while preserving the comfort of the fiber. Because the accumulation of sebum can quickly give the impression of hair stuck to the scalp. Enough to give a little movement to your lengths and a nice impression of mass (without going through the extensions box).
The Maple Holistics cocktail for fuller hair
In its formula we find biotin, a vitamin known for its role in the functioning of the body and often used in hair care. But also rosemary, appreciated in scalp care, as well as nourishing agents to preserve the suppleness of the lengths. Another good point: the absence of sulfates and parabens. The shampoo foams and works directly on the roots before being rinsed. To use it, gently massage the scalp and leave it on for two to three minutes for lighter, less flat hair and hair that appears naturally fuller.
Which shampoo to choose for fine hair without volume?
For fine hair, choose a volumizing shampoo that effectively cleans the roots without leaving too heavy a film. Biotin Shampoo from Maple Holistics was designed for hair lacking body. Our tip: reserve very rich treatments for the lengths and avoid applying them directly to the scalp.
Can biotin in shampoo regrow hair?
No, there is no solid clinical evidence that biotin shampoo can boost hair growth. The Maple Holistics treatment mainly seeks to improve the appearance of the hair and its volume. If you notice significant shedding or sparse areas that are getting worse, it is best to consult a dermatologist to find out the cause.
How to give more volume to fine hair after shampooing?
To gain volume, it all starts with drying. After your Maple Holistics shampoo, gently wring out the lengths then dry the roots by lifting them with your fingers. You can also use a light volumizing mousse before blow drying. Avoid oils that are too rich near the scalp: they risk flattening your hairstyle.