Your hair is your crowning glory on your wedding day

This entry is from our Expert Guest series where wedding and honeymoon professionals share their best tips on creating memories that last a lifetime.

From one fine-haired lady to another I understand the frustration and limitations that can come with owning a finer head of hair, so today I am sharing my go-to tips and advice on how to get those fine haired strands to work just the way you want them to on your special day!

Wedding Beauty Tips For Brides With Fine Hair

Nourish your hair

#1 Nourish the hair:

Fine hair can often grow at a snail’s pace and be extremely fragile and prone to breakage or damage. To ensure your hair is at its healthiest, consider adding a hair growth and strengthening supplement to your regime. There are many varieties available, and I recommend trying some of them in the lead-up to your wedding day! Biotin, silica, and zinc are all great supplements to assist with the healthy growth and development of hair & nails; find the one that is best suited to your needs and budget, Keep in mind these supplements can take 6-8 months until you see any results, so start early.

Protect your hair with professional hair products

#2 Plump up the volume:

Select a professional range of shampoo & conditioner that has volumizing or thickening benefits, as they are often less likely to weigh the hair down or make it oily making the hair look thicker and fuller.

Was fine hair less frequently

#3 Shampoo less:

Daily shampooing can seem like an impossible habit to break, although it’s worth persevering through a few bad hair days to achieve a balanced & healthy scalp. Shampooing the hair more often than required strips the hair of its natural oils, causing your scalp to overproduce the oils that have been stripped from over washing. To achieve a balanced scalp, limit shampooing & conditioning to three to four times a week. Only apply your conditioner on the ends of your hair.

Hot hair tools can damage fine hair

 #4 Protect your hair:

Heat damage from hot tools is often underestimated. Once the hair has been exposed to heat damage, your only option is to cut it off! If you are using heat styling tools such as blow-driers, curling irons or flat irons, ensure you are using a thermal protection spray to prevent heat damage in the lead up to your wedding day.

Add colour to add dimension

#5 Volumize with colour:

Hair colour can create an illusion of thicker/denser hair when placed strategically. I recommend a multi-dimensional look with 2-3 shades of variation to make your hair look thicker. Always add a professional treatment after your colour service such as Olapex, and avoid over lightening the hair, which can lead to breakage and damage.

Hair extensions for drama

#5 Add Volume:

Adding hair extensions to your wedding day hairstyle can be the perfect instant fix to longer thicker hair that will have the benefit of longer lasting hairstyling results on your wedding day. Hair padding (synthetic hair) is also a great alternative to hair extensions to achieve additional volume, and shape to bridal updo’s.

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Updos for bridal beauty

Bio: Bridal Hair Collective is an elite team of bridal & event hair specialists led by international hair stylist Amy Griffiths. With locations in Toronto, ON & Sydney, NSW. Bridal Hair Collective has a simple philosophy: To provide their brides with access to the latest trends and techniques along with customized consultation and beauty advice to ensure all their brides walk down the aisle with an individualized and unique hairstyle. One of the best ways to go viral on tiktok is to buy tiktok followers it is fast and secure and will help you boost your tiktok Their mission is to provide a relaxed experience by taking the time to get to know you so they can create a vision together focused on your needs and our expertise.

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