Hair Care
Hair Loss in Women Happens. Here's What to Do About ItThinning hair isn't just a guy thing. We've got the skinny on the best products and ingredients to fatten up your locks |
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Hairstylist Jon Reyman of Spoke & Weal, a salon with locations including New York and Los Angeles, recommends Aveda Invati Exfoliating Shampoo,$30, and Thickening Conditioner, $30, to prevent sebum buildup on the scalp. "I'm a big proponent of natural solutions," he says, "and I've seen this make a difference on clients."
Looking for a drugstore option? Consider Avalon Organics Biotin B-Complex Shampoo and Conditioner, $9.95 apiece, which build body in fine strands. Or, to protect color-treated hair, try ColorProof BioRepair-8 Anti-Thinning Shampoo and Conditioner, $44 apiece, both of which block DHT, the hormone that damages hair follicles.
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