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Hello everyone.
Thank you all so very much, for responding to my post.
Special thanks though, to NOT A GRAN and PETRA.
I have duly ordered the Babyliss Flawless Volume brush and also those Osmo products, which I had never heard of!!!!
Anyway, I am hopeful that I can now take control of my thinning hair and regain some of my lost confidence.
Thank you.
Agnieszka x

aonk

I also use the Babyliss hot brush. So much easier than blow drying. I would recommend you to use styling products as others have suggested and use the lower heat setting.

I blow dry mine first then use the brush because blow drying still leaves my hair a bit fuzzy.

My hair is baby fine but Got2B "Glue" gives it great volume and style-staying power. I also have the Got2B spray which is great. My hairdresser remarked the other day that my hair is in "great condition"and "remarkable" for my age!!

I also use the Babyliss hot brush. So much easier than blow drying. I would recommend you to use styling products as others have suggested and use the lower heat setting.

NotAGran55

I use this Babyliss small barrel one everyday and it’s easy to use and light. Recommended by my hairdresser.

www.babyliss.com/uk-en/flawless-volume-2764U.html

I have one similar to thst, it could be a bit longer and have had it for years.

I have to use it most mornings to tame my hair.

It doesn't get tangled in the hair. Having used smaller circumference ones years ago I found they could get tangled.

Casdon

I’ve tried quite a few, but I can’t get on with brushes with bristles, the best for me is my old Carmen hot brush with a small round barrel and hard plastic prongs, which curls but doesn’t tangle my hair. I use Elemis mousse, which is great.

I mean Elnett not Elemis, it’s been nagging at me all morning that I said the wrong thing. I think products which work are very dependent on your hair type though, mine is quite curly.

Ooh, and SmallTalk styling stuff. It's hard work looking reasonably presentable!

I have the TreSemme too. But I also use a John Freida thickening shampoo and conditioner.

I too have the Tresomme and find it very easy to use.

Yes Babyliss, an essential piece of styling equipment imo, it gives a salon finish almost! I also bought a revolving heated hairbrush, Remington, not that easy to use though, in fact a bit of a waste of money, has too strong a pull on the hair if trying to do the whole length in revolving mode, OK for the ends but nothing I couldn't do with my ordinary heated brush.

I’ve tried quite a few, but I can’t get on with brushes with bristles, the best for me is my old Carmen hot brush with a small round barrel and hard plastic prongs, which curls but doesn’t tangle my hair. I use Elemis mousse, which is great.

I use a small, light TRESemme electrically heated wand and small brush can be attached.
It is suitable for short hair not long, and it cost £16. Great for travelling, it’s lightweight and not at all bulky.
I think it came from Argos.

I also use a Babyliss round barrelled styler, with two size options. I have previously used the big rotating barrel version, but it wasn’t easy to use. I prefer the fixed barrel.

Agnieska
You need a good root lifter
I’ve tried them all and have been using Osmo extra volume root lifter for years. It’s excellent.

I also bought the Babyliss styler but after 3 months of using it have now stopped. It did give great volume and was easy to use but my hair became very dry and brittle as a result

I use this Babyliss small barrel one everyday and it’s easy to use and light. Recommended by my hairdresser.

www.babyliss.com/uk-en/flawless-volume-2764U.html

My OH bought me a Babyliss styler for Christmas - well I chose it, collected it, and he wrapped it

It has 3 attachments included and you can buy more to fit - the attachment simply click onto the end of the hairdryer bit (hope hat makes sense) and you use it with one hand.