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"1. Condition correctly.  If you&amp;#039;ve got fine hair, swap your conditioner for a leave-in spray version -- it&amp;#039;s lighter than a standard smoother, says Newport, RI, stylist and salon owner Frank Barbosa. Just apply and rinse like a regular conditioner. Our pick: L&amp;#039;Or\u00E9al Paris EverCr\u00E8me Nourishing Leave-In Spray ($9, drugstores). 2. Multitask with dry shampoo.  Score mega volume with this pro trick: Flip your head upside down and mist dry shampoo at the roots, then tousle with your fingers. The powder particles add heft to hair. Try: Dove Refresh + Care Invigorating Dry Shampoo ($4, in drugstores this month). 3. Boost your blowout.  Build volume as you blow-dry: Turn your head upside down, then brush hair and focus the dryer starting at the roots and moving down the length of a section. The heat will help set the roots so that when you flip your head back up, they&amp;#039;ll stay lifted. 4. Skip the hairspray.  Over-spritzing your strands weighs them down. &amp;quot;Mist only at the roots and crown,&amp;quot; says New York City hairstylist and salon owner Rodney Cutler. Or, skip the spray and use a root lifter, like Alterna Bamboo Volume Uplifting Root Blast ($24, Sephora), instead. 5. Create lift with color.  If you regularly hit the bottle, create the illusion of thicker hair by coloring only along your root line, just to cover regrowth and grays. &amp;quot;When hair is one color, it looks flat. Slightly darker roots make hair look fuller,&amp;quot; says Aura Friedman, Wella Professionals celebrity colorist. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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