Shampoo recommendations

Faith in Nature,, lavender and geranium shampoo and conditioner.. it is organic and has a lovely smell

Sold in boots

Try Jamaican black caster oil shampoo and conditioner. They make my hair feel silky and thicker always looks like a thick head of hair afterwards.

I like this:
www.avalonorganics.com/collections/hair-care/products/nourishing-lavender-shampoo

Avalon Organics Lavender shampoo...
But not the conditioner.

I love Body Shop Banana shampoo and conditioner not as cheap as some but the bottles last for months

A few years ago I was complimented by a fellow train passenger (female) on the appearance of my hair. I use Dove Pro-age. My fine hair seems to like it.

At your age, hydration is key! Try a lightweight, sulfate-free shampoo like Pureology Hydrate and a volumizing conditioner like Living Proof Full. Avoid heavy oils—opt for a leave-in spray instead. 😊

I have very fine hair and use the Aussie Shampoo for fine hair and on my hairdressers recommendation stopped using conditioner. I use a spray on thickener Lemon Sage before drying.

I tried Pantene as a change from my usual Aussie Miracle shampoo but will be going back to Aussie Miracle. The moisturing one with macadamia nut oil might work well on your hair.

Oddly enough, I couldn't buy Aussie Miracle products in Australia.

Thank you so much- I'll try those and hopefully it can only get better. I've even considered my dog's shampoo (briefly) in desperation!

Aveeno Apple Cider Vinegar shampoo for hard water got me an unsolicited compliment from a new hairdresser “Your hair is in very good condition”. Bit pricey but Superdrug often has deals. I use the conditioner too.

Pantene Bond Repair shampoo and conditioner are very good and smell lovely, don't be put off by the price at Boots, it's much cheaper from supermarkets.

My hair has been a mess for goodness knows how long. Fine,flyaway and greasy. Tried so many different shampoos, now use ginger shampoo from body shop, absolute game changer. Hope this helps, it can be so frustrating.