Introduction

Growing a thicker coat can be a challenge, but it’s not impossible. In fact, there are several things you can do over the course of a month or so to give yourself the appearance of having grown thicker hair in only a couple of weeks. If you want to know how to do this, read on!

Use a blow dryer

A blow dryer is a great way to make your hair look thicker. But it’s not just about the appearance: using one can also help your hair grow faster.

First, you’ll need to select the right settings on your blow dryer. The best way to do this is by using high heat and low air speed with a round brush or other boar bristle-type product (bristles that resemble those found on brushes used for cleaning paintbrushes). If done correctly, these will create an excellent “helmet” for your locks that will help them retain moisture longer and stay healthy longer than if they were left untreated with heat from other sources (like curling irons).

But remember: don’t overdo it! Using a hair dryer too much can damage follicles causing them not only lose their bounce but also making them less likely go through normal cycles of growth which are necessary when trying to achieve thicker coats or manes/tails

Use a thickening shampoo on your hair.

A thickening shampoo is a product that helps to thicken your hair. You can find these shampoos at most drugstores or grocery stores, and they’re often sold in the same aisle as other hair products (though they may be kept behind the counter).

Shampoos have different purposes, such as cleansing, moisturizing or volumizing. Some are designed specifically to reduce oil production while others are meant to replace moisture lost during shampooing or swimming. However you choose to use it, your goal is to find something that will help achieve the thickness you want without making your scalp too oily or dry.

When using any kind of shampoo (thickening or otherwise), be sure not to overdo it! Too much shampooing can strip all the oils from your scalp and cause dryness—so keep an eye on how often you need to wash each week based on how much you sweat during exercise routines or everyday life.

Add a few more coats of hairspray to your hair.

Once you’ve finished styling your hair, add a few more coats of hairspray to your hair.

If you want an extra boost of volume, apply some dry shampoo at the roots of your hair. This will give it that extra puffy look that we like to see in a good coat.

When adding any type of product to your beard or mustache, use a comb and brush first before spraying the hairspray on top. Make sure that all parts are covered evenly and don’t forget about those pesky sideburns!

Create a pompadour.

To create this look, you’ll need to do a little pre-styling in the morning. After washing your hair and drying it, comb the top section of your hair back and backcomb that section until it’s nice and fluffy. This will be your pompadour, so make sure that it’s not too big or too small—you want it to be right around the size of a quarter. Then use a little bit of hairspray on the area where you’ve styled your pompadour (this will help keep everything in place). Finally, part your hair down one side and style as usual with any product or tool you’d like (I recommend using gel or mousse).

The whole process should take less than 10 minutes—and once you’ve styled yourself up into this fabulous fauxhawk/pompadour hybrid look, all eyes will be on you!

Do not wash hair daily.

• Do not wash hair daily.
• Do not use heat on hair.
• Use a thickening shampoo to keep the hair thick and voluminous.
• After washing, do not brush your hair with a comb or brush too much. Instead, try blow drying it dry without brushing so that it is kept in place and doesn’t drop down easily while you’re moving around during the day.

Use mousse on your hair before styling.

Mousse is a styling product that can help you achieve the look you want. It is used to add volume and texture to hair, and should be applied evenly throughout your hair before styling it.

Don’t use straighteners and curling irons.

If you’re looking to grow your hair out and have it look thicker, don’t use straighteners.

Straightening irons can do damage to the follicle of your hair and cause split ends. Over time, this is something that will make it harder for your hair to grow as fast as possible. It’s also going to make your hair look thinner because of all the damage caused by this tool (and other tools like it). The same thing applies for curling irons — they cause similar damage too!

Do not make ponytails often.

A ponytail is a great way to keep your hair out of the way while you’re at work or school. But if you’re trying to grow your coat as fast and thick as possible, then you shouldn’t make them too often, or too tight.

• Don’t make ponytails often: If you tie up your hair every day that can put stress on it and prevent it from growing as fast as it could.
• Don’t make ponytails tight: Like we mentioned above, when you don’t have any volume in the top layer of your mane this can cause friction between each strand and prevent them from being able to grow naturally. The same applies with putting too much tension on individual strands by tying them too tightly together in a ponytail!
• Don’t make high-rise/low-rise/double-bun/single bun etc.: You should avoid making these types of buns because they all cause stress on different areas along the shafts of each individual hair follicle which prevents them from being able to grow properly!

Brush your hair properly.

• Use a brush with natural bristles.
• Brush in the direction of hair growth.
• Gently brush your hair, don’t tug at it!
• Brush your dog’s coat daily (or as often as you can).

There are many ways to make you look like you’ve grown a thicker coat, but this is the only one that will actually make your hair thicker in the long term.

There are many ways to make you look like you’ve grown a thicker coat, but this is the only one that will actually make your hair thicker in the long term. The other methods are temporary fixes and will only last as long as they continue to be applied.

You can make your hair look thicker by using a blow dryer, adding more hairspray, creating a pompadour, not washing your hair daily, or using mousse before styling.

These are all temporary solutions because they don’t address the underlying issue of thinning out over time. They also require additional work for an effect that will eventually fade away into thinness again if you stop using them.

Conclusion

If you want to grow a thicker coat, then there are many ways to do it. You can wash your hair with a thickening shampoo, blow dry it after washing, use mousse before styling, or even put on some extra coats of hairspray. But only one method will actually make your hair thicker in the long term: using a pomade or gel that contains petroleum jelly as an ingredient (which is what we recommend).