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I tried one that wasn't directed at us guys, by Suave and it was ok but it barely done ****. I began using the Dove Men shampoos which have caffeine extract in them, they are working better I guess. My Fresh & Clean just got finished 2 days ago.
If you really want volume in your hair, you probably need to use some mousse and blow dry your hair into the shape you want. Volumizing shampoos help but mostly they rough up the cuticle of the hair to make it feel thicker, and if your hair is an average length for a man, you won't really notice a difference with them. If you don't want to use mousse, texturizing powder would probably do what you're looking for.
If you really want volume in your hair, you probably need to use some mousse and blow dry your hair into the shape you want. Volumizing shampoos help but mostly they rough up the cuticle of the hair to make it feel thicker, and if your hair is an average length for a man, you won't really notice a difference with them. If you don't want to use mousse, texturizing powder would probably do what you're looking for.
Yeah, my hair's been growing slowly after my last haircut somehow which was almost 5 months ago.
You could try Nioxin. It’s supposed to stop hair loss, (I don’t think that any shampoo can do that), but it’s also advertised as adding body & volume. You can buy it in beauty supply stores, but it’s probably available on Amazon, like everything else. It’s a little pricey. My SIL uses it.
I would recommend you to go for natural products and use home made or ayurvedic shampoo
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which was almost 5 months ago.
