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At the foundation of any great hairstyle for fine hair is a great haircut—one that makes the most of what you have and gives you the appearance of more volume.
If you’re open to wearing your hair short, a cute, tousled pixie is a great way to give fine hair the appearance of volume. If you do opt for a short cut, here’s a great way to style your hair for a look with lots of volume:
Medium lengths are perfect for fine hair—they’re stylish and easy to maintain. Right now, the “lob” or long bob is right on trend, according to hairstylists everywhere. It grazes the collarbone in front and can be cut to the same length or a little shorter in back. It can be blunt cut to all one length or slightly layered for more fullness. It’s versatile—wear it straight or textured—and it’s flattering for just about everyone!
If you opt to wear your medium length bob sleek and straight, here’s how to style it for maximum fullness:
If you like longer hair, be sure to ask your hairstylist to add a few layers. Long, fine hair that’s all one length tends to look limp and lifeless. Layers will give your hair movement and dimension which leads to more volume. Bangs are another great trick for fine hair—especially if your hair is sparse in front. Depending on your face shape, try soft, side-swept bangs or a trendy, squared-off fringe. Bonus! Bangs pull focus to your eyes, which are usually your best feature!
As with a shorter cut, long layered hair will look fuller if it’s worn wavy. Here’s a super quick and easy way to create a soft, modern, waved texture that will boost your volume!
If you have fine hair, the right products are essential for making your hair look fuller. The secret to truly voluminous hair is to choose lightweight products that won't weigh it down. Here are your “must-haves” for creating volume in fine hair:
Ladies and gentlemen, put down your flat irons. These tools are fabulous for taming thick and frizzy textures, but they can cause your fine tresses to go limp and flat. Instead, here are the volume-boosting tools that hairstyling pros recommend:
If you ask any stylist to reveal the secret to fuller-looking hair they’ll likely tell you this: it all comes down to your blow-out! Follow these steps to a body-building blow-out that lasts and lasts!
Backcombing is a great way to boost volume, but because fine hair tends to be delicate, it requires TLC. Here’s a skinny strand teasing technique that pros use to produce more volume:
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Skinny is great for jeans, pasta and Margaritas. But for your hair? Not so much. After all, if Rapunzel had fine, thin hair, her hottie prince could never have worked his way up the tower to her rescue. But the reality is, fine thin hair happens. Blame it on heredity, blame it on hormones, blame it on the passage of time, blame it on abuse. Regardless, more stylists report that clients bemoan their fine, thin hair than any other situation in the salon. So what’s a princess with fine, thin hair to do? Check out these volumizing hair tips for the best way to thicken your fine, thin hair from the professionals at Matrix.
Read NowAdmit it. When you flip through the Victoria’s Secret catalog, it’s not just those long legs and flat tummies you envy. It’s that thick, luscious-looking hair, right? Yeah, we know, because you’re not alone. When it comes to hair woes, women bemoan their fine, skinny strands more than anything else, and like you, are always on the lookout for helpful hair volumizing tips. Because after all, in the overall scheme of things, very few of us are blessed with the full locks of those heavenly Angels.
Read NowCurly hair is unique. It bends and curves and coils. Because of all the twists and turns, it can be fragile and delicate. And because of its curvy nature, the natural oils produced by the scalp to soften and protect strands have a harder time traveling from top to bottom. As a result, curly girls often experience low levels of moisture. In essence, curly hair is thirsty hair.
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