How can you make thin hair seem thicker?

I have tried shampoos and conditioners, like Mane & Tail. It's made specifically for horses, but you can also use it to volumize your hair. Does anybody have their own methods?

I never wanted to have my hair thicker as it is sufficiently thick already
I however had heard that using mane & tail horse shampoo helps. Not sure on the accuracy of this information though! Besides, you can avoid straight or flat hair hairstyles.

I have very fine hair and it is especially thin at the top. I got Nioxin Scalp Therapy two weeks ago and use it every other day. There are a few new hairs coming in. So hopefully, it will thicken it up some

I have a similar problem, up to a year ago, I had nice thick hair, recently I notice some thin strands growing, they are actually getting more now, it worries me because I don't know how to handle thin hair.

Girls,

First of all stop worrying. Worrying and tensions can also cause your hair fall.
I would advise to eat iron rich food. Also try out these tips:

1. Trimming your hair a bit - cut off split ends
2. Clean it always and brush it - makes it healthy and helps in growing faster
3. Stick to one single and best shampoo

My hair has always been thin, so I know it's not caused by a change in any of my habits. I have tried to cut my hair, but that hairstyle just doesn't suit me. I have heard that switching shampoos can actually be helpful sometimes, but all depends on your hair type.

Is there a certain brand of shampoo that seems to help, other than Mane & Tail?

I was born with thick hair, but my mom was too, until it started thinning out. She used to use Mane and Tail shampoo, but it never seemed to work, so instead of keeping her hair long, she cut it short and layered it to make it look thicker.

Trimming the hair certainly gives it some volume additionally you get neatness. So try trimming the hair, also blow drying should help,careful now not too much blow drying as excess will cause your hair to thin out.

Try Avon's volume giving hair brush this should also help.