Shampoo for thin hair?!

[ShleepyMumma]

Anyone got a recommendation for a good shampoo for thin/fine hair?
Mine gets greasy quite quickly, probs day after the wash. I think this is because it’s so fine. Just want something that cleans well, leaves it feeling light, doesn’t weight my hair down. Happy to pay for a premium brand. Just sick of hair looking limp, feeling meh, being greasy a day after washing.
TIA!

[Justcashnosweets]

I like the Kerastase shampoo for oily scalp and dry ends. Its not cheap but a little goes a long way.

[DonttouchthatLarry]

Pureplex - it's transformed my hair. I used to have to wash it every day or every other day, now I can go 3 days and still happily go out in public 😀. My hairdresser had mentioned Olaplex but then said another client had had good results with the cheaper Pureplex - when I looked at reviews on Boots, some said it was better. DH did an Amazon subscription but when he asked if I needed more I realised I wasn't using as much as expected as not having to wash it so often.

[Boomboompowpow]

I use nioxin which I'm happy with

[Rummikub]

@DonttouchthatLarry

which one was it? I. Just looking at Superdrug website now as it sounds like just what I need.

does it weigh hair down so
it looks flat or give body? I have thin hair and not much of it.

[Belovedfool]

Maui bamboo fibres shampoo.
It really gives my soft fine hair a bounce. I'm in a soft water area though, that's a factor that might make a difference?

[Howeverdoyouneedme]

Head and shoulders

[DonttouchthatLarry]

@Rummikub

@DonttouchthatLarry

which one was it? I. Just looking at Superdrug website now as it sounds like just what I need.

does it weigh hair down so
it looks flat or give body? I have thin hair and not much of it.

Sounds like my hair - it has given mine more body. Think there's only 1 shampoo

www.superdrug.com/Hair-Care/Colour-Protect-Shampoo/Knight-%26-Wilson-Pureplex-Shampoo-200ml/p/795379

my hair is dyed but I use the normal conditioner not the blonde whitening one

www.superdrug.com/Hair-Care/Colour-Protect-Conditioner/Knight-%26-Wilson-Pureplex-200ml-Conditioner/p/795380

[DonttouchthatLarry]

@Belovedfool

Maui bamboo fibres shampoo.
It really gives my soft fine hair a bounce. I'm in a soft water area though, that's a factor that might make a difference?

Lucky you - we're in a hard water area and I always say my hair is much nicer on holiday in soft water areas!

[Blondeissimo]

Kerastase Genesis is the absolute best test I've found for my thin, fine hair. It is pricey but you use such a small amount each day that it goes a very long way. I had this recommended to me after an illness that meant I shed a lot of hair and what was left was not in great condition. Been using this for six months and have lots of new, healthy hair growth. Really pleased with it.

[Rummikub]

@DonttouchthatLarry

Sounds like my hair - it has given mine more body. Think there's only 1 shampoo

www.superdrug.com/Hair-Care/Colour-Protect-Shampoo/Knight-%26-Wilson-Pureplex-Shampoo-200ml/p/795379

my hair is dyed but I use the normal conditioner not the blonde whitening one

www.superdrug.com/Hair-Care/Colour-Protect-Conditioner/Knight-%26-Wilson-Pureplex-200ml-Conditioner/p/795380

Thank you for that.
Excited to try it. Some of the reviews look great.

ive cut my hair to a shoulder Bob (three snips! As there’s so little) and with a bit of care/ new product I’m hoping I can get it to look like a lovely wavy messy on purpose Bob.

im using 8 second wonder at the moment and I do like it as doesn’t weigh my hair down.

[Oceanus]

I feel you, not only do I not have much hair but it's also fine. I can vouch for these:

• From Vichy: www.vichy.co.uk/en_GB/dercos-densi-solutions-thickening-shampoo/VICUK-103.html
• And there's a Kérastas one for volume which is great too:www.amazon.co.uk/Kerastase-Bain-Volumifique-Double/dp/B00P2QBQLY/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=kerastase%20volume%20shampoo%20and%20conditioner&amp%3Bqid=1654432226&amp%3Bsr=8-1&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

My hair isn't as oily as it used be, since I started getting highlights and dying it, but when it was oilier I really loved: H&S Citrus (even though I didn't have dandruff it worked well), Bioderma (the bottle-green one, don't know what it's called) and there's was this other one which was may absolute favourite and I got it from the supermarket which was a white bottle and it was "citrus sth" but I don't remember the brand...

[Antares444]

I also have thin hair and I love The Body Shop's strawberry shampoo. It gives volume and my hair stays clean much longer.