Fluffy hair has its benefits but, it can be difficult to get and maintain. Think of the short lifespan, the time investment, and the hair type constraints. Some practical tips for maintaining bouncy hair are listed below.
What is Fluffy Hair?
Fluffy hair is big, smooth, bouncy, soft, and light. It is voluminous, yet not heavy. It looks messy, but in a beautiful way.
People sometimes mistake fluffy hair for frizzy hair. So, let's learn the difference. While frizzy hair may look similar in volume with fluffy hair, it is usually dry, misaligned, and uneven.
Why is Your Hair Not Fluffy?
There are different ways to answer this question. First, it could be that your hair does not have enough volume. It could also be that the volume is uneven (i.e., in the wrong areas). For example, if your hair has more volume at the ends than at the roots, you will not be able to get the lift needed for fluffy hair.
Sometimes, your hair may not be long enough. Here’s something you probably don’t know: hair that’s medium in length or at shoulder-length often holds volume better.
One other thing you want to consider is dehydration. It is a major reason why your hair is getting frizzy instead of fluffy. You also want to watch out for other factors like humidity, damage, and hair porosity.
How to Get Fluffy Hair
Whatever your challenge may be in getting full-bodied hair, there’s always something you can do about it. For example, you can use our VolumizeHer Spray to boost your hair volume.
However, if your hair is short or thin, consider layering your hair. Layering gives your hair width and volume (which are important requirements of fluffy hair). You should consult your hairstylist on this.
Those with dehydrated hair can use lightweight hydrating hair products. A good pick is GK Hair's Moisturizing Conditioner that keeps your hair hydrated without weighing it down. You should also trim your split ends regularly and use hair repair treatments to help prevent hair breakage.
7 Easy Steps to Transform Flat Hair into Fabulous Fluff
The fluffiness of your hair depends on two things: products and styling. But our focus here is the styling. The volume and fluffiness usually come from the root of your hair. So, you want to focus on building your hair volume to provide the required lift to achieve fluffy hair. Follow the steps below to get your pliable, airy hairstyle:
1. Smooth out your hair using a Round Brush.
2. Use the GK Hair VolumizeHer Spray to enhance your hair texture and add volume to your hair roots. This encourages your hair roots to lift away from your scalp.
3. Work in the spray and blow-dry your hair upside down. You can attach a hair diffuser to the blow dryer to maximize fluffiness.
4. Use the brush to create flips (i.e., looseness) in your hair by rolling it backwards.
5. Use Velcro rollers to increase your hair volume. You can wear the rollers for around 3 hours or overnight for effectiveness.
6. Tease your hair with combs to increase the lift, or use the backcombing technique to tease your hair at the crown. This helps amplify the fluff.
7. Finally, apply the hairspray to lock in the fluff.
Tips for Maintaining Fluffy Hair
Have you ever stepped out of the house with big, frizz-free, bouncy, fluffy hair? Only for you to look in the mirror at midday to realize that your hair is all flat again? Yeah, you’re not alone.
Here are Some Steps You Can Take to Maintain Root-Lifted Hair
1. Apply dry shampoo if you notice you’re losing your fluff.
2. Protect your hair with a bonnet or scarf when you sleep. You can even braid or twist the hair to preserve it.
3. Pick hairstyles that maximize your hair volume.
4. Tame flyaways by using a lightweight serum for hair.
Take Your Hair Journey to the Next Level
You can have fluffy hair (without frizz). You just have to understand your hair type and length, and get the right products. Remember, fluffiness is about products and styling.
You can get the best hair products from our collection. Couple that with the routine highlighted above, and you are already on your way to achieving your dream hairstyle.
It won't be a walk in the park, but you'll be glad you did it.
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