After applying Daily Dose Leave-In- Conditioner to wet hair, don't comb it just yet. One way to style hair to make it look thicker and give it more volume is to "rough-dry" your hair.
Simply use your fingers to lift the hair from the scalp while applying low heat. It also helps to flip your head over too while drying.
Rough drying helps avoid combing wet hair at the roots when it's most vulnerable. Once the hair becomes dry on top, then comb the rest of it out and continue to dry on low heat.
If you are using heat tools, pay attention to the heat setting. Many heat tools have a temperature setting above 400 degrees. A common misconception is that it is quicker to use a high heat setting when styling hair. Don't do it! While it is quicker, thin hair can't handle the heat. By using high heat settings, it's only doing more damage.
When using a straightener, turn the heat down to 265 degrees. You can still achieve gorgeous curls with a low heat setting as well. Again, turn the heat setting down, but after holding the wand or iron on your hair. Pin the curl to your head.
While the hair is cooling down, lightly spray with hair spray. Tip: While your hair is cooling down, it's the perfect time to put on your make-up or drink a glass of water.
When you are ready, gently remove the pins and run your fingers through your hair. Then lightly spray to hold the curl.