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Divi’s Volumizing Shampoo and Conditioner Duo Gives My Limp Locks Instant Fullness

This color-safe shampoo and conditioner set gives thin hair a boost.

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Ever since I was a kid, I’ve dreamed of thicker, fuller hair. As a baby, my mom told me my blonde hair was so thin that I looked bald. And, though my hair eventually darkened and thickened up slightly with age, it was still too thin to hold my ’80s-style neon shoestring and banana hair clips in place, so I had to settle for drab hairbands and scrunchies.

As an adult, my hair remains thin and seems to be getting even thinner (yet another unfortunate inevitability of aging), so I began testing out shampoos for thin hair (and other products) that could add a bit of a boost. The best so far? Divi’s Volumizing Shampoo & Conditioner duo.

What I love about the set is that both formulas are super gentle, so it’s not stripping nutrients from my hair or gunking it down with a bunch of impossible-to-pronounce chemicals. The result is a healthy scalp and super shiny hair that is silky-soft and has a bit of extra lift and bounce to it.

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Divi Volumizing Shampoo and Conditioner Set

What makes this shampoo and conditioner stand out is the fact that Divi found a way to make it simultaneously volumizing and also color-safe. According to my hairdresser, many products intended to volumize thin hair also contain ingredients (like sulfates) that can fade and strip color. As Divi is formulated without sulfates, it’s less likely to strip away chemical treatments, so it can maintain the vibrancy of color-treated hair. 

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My hairdresser also told me that even non-sulfate shampoos can strip away color if they contain tea tree oil because it can be too harsh. As such, I was nervous to try Divi (which contains tea tree oil) right after my color treatment, but when I began using it two months later, I didn’t notice any color stripping.

Before finding Divi, I paid nearly twice as much for another high-end brand of color-safe volumizing shampoo that I didn’t like as much (I won’t name names). While I loved how soft and full my hair looked with the other brand, the poorly designed bottle it came in made it extremely difficult to get the shampoo and conditioner out.

I also had to use a ton of it to wash my shoulder-length hair, which meant I used up the already-pricey bottle quickly. Because the user experience was so poor (and the price so high), I decided not to order it again. With the Divi products, I’m easily able to pump a squeeze or two out without struggling at all.

If you’re sick of limp hair, whether it’s color-treated or not, I highly recommend trying Divi Volumizing Shampoo & Conditioner.

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