Mousse for hair

I like white hot products love the mousse and the shooshing cream and although not cheap often have bundle offers

Women’s hair does change in texture, hair loss, strength, shine, certainly color - it could be all those things - as we get older.

What also changes is your natural PH levels due to hormonal change. It affects hair. So I find that certain products now sit on my hair like glue or concrete… tackiness that weighs down your hair, even though I follow directions. Especially with mousse which coats your hair strand till next wash.

It’s a process of trial and error. You might have to spend a few dollars to find the right formula mousse. What you want is a little volume and ✨ shine! ✨

I use Insette volumising mousse. It works well for me.

Boots own brand hair mousse. I've used it for years and it's excellent - and it's £1.60 a bottle..!! It leaves my (very thick) hair really shiny and holds well.

Joico Volumising products

I never use over the counter products on my hair.

I’ve used Joico coloniser Products for years. They are a wee bit pricey but worth it.

I’m currently using Colour WOW products as my hair is very dry at the moment as I’m trying to grow it a wee bit (to hide hearing aids). Very pricey but it seems to be working.

I've very fine hair - short style. I've used John Frieda mousse for years and have now added Goldwell Ultra Volume spray just to the top which was recommended by my hairdresser. I pop a couple of heated roller on top to boost too.

I use Percy and Reed too. It’s a bit pricey but worth it.

L'oreal Elvive, non stop volume, from Tesco, the purple can, think it's about £5...it's quite often out of stock, so I buy it when I see it .

Shockwaves Volume Mousse by Wella. It's really good and lasts a long time.

L’Oreal Elvive. I have used this one for years… difficult to buy on the high street now but still available online. Different varieties for different hold levels.

Can lasts ages and easily brushes out, no ‘concrete’ feel. I will be devasted if they stop supplying it.

Zhoosh foam is good and smells lovely. Can be used on wet or dry hair. It's about £16

I like Shockwaves keratin mousse. I can’t remember the price, but it was under £5 the last time I bought it. It has some protein in which helps with lack of volume. I use it most wash days.

Hi Elless, I did try them but went back to the Aveena shampoo with Apple Cider vinegar because we live in a hard water area and that's the only shampoo that gives my white hair a shine! I found their texturising cream to be very sticky, didn't like it.

Thank you to all who responded.

I was thinking of trying White Hot products - has anyone used them?

One of my friends has very fine gently waving hair , but it was flat on top .
One day , I admired her new hair style and she told me her secret she'd bought a hair topper .
I thought that it was an excellent investment and worth buying .

My favourite, for my ludicrously fine hair, is Percy & Reed. It’s not as expensive as Aveda, but still on the pricey side. Though a little goes a long way.

I like the Elnett mousse, I find it’s really good for root lift, and doesn’t leave a stiff residue on your hair - and most importantly, it doesn’t make my head itch, which lots of hair products do.

Thank you 😊

I use Silvikrin mousse. I have short fine hair , after washing in shower I comb through , apply the mouse and scrunch my hair into place. I leave it to dry naturally before then comb through.