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I have fine hair but a lot of it, so I’m very picky when it comes to the products that work for me. Volumising products often fall short, either leaving your hair crunchy or doing nothing at all.
Needless to say, when I saw Redken’s new Acidic Grow Full System range had launched, I was curious to try it…
Keep scrolling for my honest review and first impressions of the range...
What Is the Redken Acidic Grow Full Range?
The Redken Acidic Grow Full range uses a “Densifying Complex” powered by star ingredients like azelaic acid to rebalance the scalp, as well as caffeine and prebiotics.
This powerful formula is designed to plump up individual strands and promises “over 5,000 extra hair fibres worth of fullness and less breakage”.

Who is the Redken Acidic Grow Full range best for? It’s most ideal for:
Thin, flat hair
Hair prone to hair fall and breakage from brushing
Suitable for all Colour-treated hair
My Redken Acidic Grow Full System Review
Full disclosure, I have only used this exciting new range for two washes so I can’t speak to long term reduction in breakage or long term density, but I can speak to the texture, and what my hair looked and felt like after wash.

Key features of the Redken Acidic Grow Full System Shampoo:
A densifying shampoo for thin, flat hair or hair prone to breakage and fall from brushing
Helps create the appearance of fuller, thicker hair
Nourishes while maintaining lightweight volume
Adds moisture, softness and healthy-looking shine
Suitable for colour-treated hair
Has a 100% vegan formula
My review:
Not too thick and lathered really well, an additional bonus is the citrusy smell.
It didn’t feel stripping but at the same time my hair felt clean, which I’m guessing is the pH-balancing doing its work. Thin, watery, nothing fancy in the bottle — for fine hair, usually a good omen. It lathered with barely anything, and the citrus scent hit properly in the shower without turning into a headache.

Key features of the Redken Acidic Grow Full System Conditioner:
A densifying conditioner designed to support fuller, thicker-looking hair
Provides lightweight hydration without weighing hair down
Strengthens hair to help reduce breakage
Moisturises and supports a healthy scalp
Leaves hair soft, smooth and revitalised
My review:
I kept the conditioner off my roots, applied from mid-length down as per the instructions.
The consistency of this one felt more like a lotion, and combed through mid-lengths and ends easily.
It left my hair feeling smooth, rather than heavy which is a good sign.

Key features of the Redken Acidic Grow Full System Serum:
A lightweight scalp serum that instantly leaves thin, flat hair looking thicker and fuller.
This scalp serum hydrates and rebalances the pH of the scalp to improve strength and resilience.
Supports a healthy, balanced scalp environment
Strengthens hair to help reduce breakage
Lightweight leave-in formula with no rinsing required
Suitable for colour-treated hair
Ideal for daily scalp care
My review:
I used the fine spray mist on damp hair, applied it close to the scalp and massaged it in with my fingers. There was no stickiness and it was really fast-absorbing (within a minute or so).
Once dry, my roots looked a touch more lifted, and my scalp didn’t feel dirty or greasy, which these kinds of products can sometimes do.

Key features of the Redken Acidic Grow Full System Spray Treatment:
A densifying spray for thin or flat hair
Instantly creates fuller, denser-looking hair
Provides heat protection up to 230°C
Supports a healthy scalp environment
My review:
I would say this would be my favourite product from the range mostly because I could really see something happening/noticable results.
I sprayed onto damp mid-lengths and ends and then combed through before blow-drying. The texture is light and doesn't turn sticky once dry.
Using the products all together:
Doing the full routine — shampoo, conditioner, serum on damp roots, spray through the lengths before drying seemed to make a difference on my hair. Once styled, my hair looked fuller through the crown and mid-lengths, and held its shape better than a normal wash day. My hair also didn’t feel weighed down or greasy.
Final Verdict…
So, was it worth it?
I can only speak to two washes but I can say that the range left my hair feeling light with added volume.
The real test is of course what happens over weeks, not days, especially with such big claims like reduced breakage, which need consistent use to show.