Pick the right haircut. To do this, consult your hairdresser. The length of your hair will make you a multi-layered haircut, with gradual and barely noticeable transitions. It will create the visual effect of volume and thus make the hair easier.
Use the tools to add volume. When laying the hair is divided into two parts: upper and lower. The top strand twist and kill on top. Dry, start with lower strands at the roots of lifting them.
Even straight long hair can give extra volume. Take a big round brush and start to dry small individual strands, pulling them from root to tip. Aim the stream of air from the bottom up. Best of all, when you dry the roots, leave them to cool down for 3-4 seconds. Then take the next strand and make it the same procedure. Do the same with the hair on the crown of the head.
If your hair quickly lose volume, lean and dry them in that position again after laying. Thus, your hair will look more natural, and at the same time will not fluff and sloppy.
Use your fingertips to massage your hair at the roots. Before going to bed, you can tie your hair into a knot on top and go to bed. In the morning you will find that your hair will be raised at the roots.
Fixing and styling sprays are much better suited to give volume long hair than creams and mousses. Hairspray should be light and not to glue hair. Put it in the tips, and the hair roots. Pull down the head and spray paint on roots from a great distance separating the strands with your fingers. In this position, stay a few seconds until it is dry lock. Then brush with frequent teeth comb the hair.