3 Tips To Make Hair Naturally Look Fuller, From A Top Stylist 

Encouraging thick, fluffy hair takes time. We'd be lying if we said you could grow glorious inches overnight—and any "miracle" product that promises such is worth looking at with a critical eye. But that's not to say you can't create the illusion of thicker locks if you please; all it takes is some strategic styling. 

We've said it before, and we'll say it again: Good hair starts in the shower. "The foundation of achieving a quick and noticeable increase in hair fullness lies within your washing routine," agrees Josh. 

He recommends grabbing a volumizing shampoo to lift your strands and create the illusion of fullness; you'll want to select one that effectively removes dirt, excess oil, and buildup (all of which can easily weigh the hair down) without stripping the scalp of its essential moisture. 

If your hair easily falls limp, you might steer clear of styling the roots in fear of weighing down the strands. According to Josh, this is a big mistake: "Neglecting to apply these products to the roots while your hair is damp can hinder your ability to shape and style your hair according to your desired look," he explains. 

Sure, you might not want to apply a butter-thick formula to your roots, but a volumizing mousse or foam can give the roots some necessary lift. Don't be afraid to zhuzh your tresses up top for a full, fluffy end result. "I would suggest beginning by applying a quality volumizing product, distributing evenly throughout the roots," Josh shares. 

There's a reason rollers have remained a hairstyling mainstay since the 1930s: They're incredible for securing volume and defining curls. "To maintain that full-bodied effect throughout the day, using Velcro rollers is a great choice to set the look," says Josh.