Current Haircare Essentials

I've had an a love/hate relationship with my hair for many years, it's very fine, so it's hard to style, it falls out like crazy and it grows excruciatingly slowly. The one thing that has stayed the same over the last year or so is the types of products I use on a daily basis. 

Having very fine hair means that volume is virtually non-existent and finding a product that gives you volume that really lasts is a tough task. The TIGI Totally Baked hair meringue is the first product I have ever used that has given me noticeable volume that really lasts all day. It also smells absolutely delicious! 

As I'm also a serial dyer, my hair can get extremely dry and frizzy. I usually use a quick and easy spray leave in conditioner, but the TIGI Bed Head Ego Boost gives too good a result to ignore. Hairdressers have used this on me for years, but I never got round to purchasing it until now. It smells amazing like most TIGI products, but it also leaves the ends of my hair smooth and soft. 

To protect my already damaged hair from any more abuse, I use the Tresemme Keratin Smooth Heat Protection Spray. The Tresemme heat protection sprays are amazing, they give you a nice even spritz so your hair isn't left soaked in product and it adds a nice shine and smoothness to freshly styled hair. 

To keep everything where I've put it, I like to give it a light spray with Elnett Hairspray. Most hairsprays end up coating my hair and making it feel stiff and crispy, the Elnett hairspray fixes my hair in place, but also allows some natural movement so I don't feel like my hair is glued to my head.  There is nothing worse than Lego hair. 

The products might have changed, I may have upgraded to some more premium quality versions, but in essence the type of products has always been the same. I can't overload my hair with product or I risk making it look horrendous, not to mention it's not very nice for your hair. 

Let me know in the comments if you use the same types of products on your hair and if so, would you ever think of adding or taking away a product from your routine?