Hairstyles for fine hair

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If your hair is fine, you probably want styles and styling tips that make your hair look fuller and thicker. Consult with your stylist when choosing new hairstyles, as she may have ideas. If you want to create looks on your own, make sure that you have a good cut in place--this goes a long way toward ensuring a flattering hairdo.

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   • Create the illusion of fuller hair with the right cuts. A blunt, chin length cut works well with fine hair, either with bangs or without bangs. Be careful with adding layers as they usually remove the bulk you are after, but if your stylist can artfully cut in soft layers at the top of the head, this will create fullness without weighing the rest of the hair down.

     You want styles that give the appearance of more hair, so choose styles that keep your hair close together instead of separate. Put hair behind ears or wear headbands for the illusion of fullness. Part hair on the side or create zigzag parts, which will make thin hair at the crown less obvious.

   Best Length and Textures

   • The best lengths for women with fine hair are chin length to shoulder length. You can wear your hair slightly past shoulder length, but fine hair that is very long will look thin. Men with short hair should wear short cuts, such as Caesar cuts or crew cuts. Men who wear fine hair in longer lengths emphasize the thinness, so keep it low.

     If your hair has a natural wave or curl to it, wear it naturally instead of straightening it. Texture gives your hair more volume. You can opt for a body wave from your stylist if you want to have fullness without having to work at it every day. A chin to shoulder length bob, either straight, wavy or curly, is a good style for women to choose to make their fine hair appear fuller.

   Use Volumizing Products

   • One way to add more volume to fine hair is through the use of volumizing products like shampoo, conditioner, gel or mousse. Buy products designed for fine hair, as these are made to give your fine hair some lift. When using a volumizing mousse, use it to bring out more of your hair's natural wave if it already has this texture. Mousse can also work on creating slight waves in straight hair with a low-heat blow dryer and careful scrunching.

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