For those with thin hair, looking for a little volume can be a real challenge. But not if you choose the right cut or hairstyle, able to enhance and make every hair absolutely fabulous.
Those with thin hair know this. Sometimes it is really difficult to be able to change your hairstyle. And so we always end up opting for the same cut or to tie the hair, hiding its beauty and its potential. Don’t worry though. Because what you still (maybe) don’t know is that thin hair they lend themselves to many hairstyles different and just waiting to be tried and shown off with your very personal style.
Whether they are long, short, wavy or straight, in fact, the best way to enhance thin hair is to give it volume. All without special treatments or products. But only by following a few small tricks and indulging in beautiful cuts and hairstyles which will make your thin hair even more beautiful and, above all, voluminous.
Short Bob
Among the most suitable cuts to give volume to thin hair, short ones are undoubtedly in the first places. And in particular the bob or blunt bob it is certainly the most suitable and loved one by the star. A trendy look that enhances the hair and frames the face. A helmet with clean lines, without scaling, smooth or wavy. Able to give the hair an appearance full and full-bodied.
Lob or long bob
A variant of the bob is the lob (or long bob). The perfect cut for those with thin hair that allows you to maintain a medium length without the hair being weighed down or emptied. In fact it is none other than one longer version of the classic helmet. A cut that comes to the shoulders (or a little below) that has never stopped (and never will) to be fashionable and to give to the hair the right volume for a fairytale style.
Bob with bangs
A trick that can give more dynamism to thin hair is to embellish your bob with a light bangs. Perfect those parades or curtains. One way simple and super stylish to enhance the hair with a touch of extra volume. And a look that goes from elegant to casual with a unique ease, adapting to any type of occasion. But how do you understand which type of fringe to choose? Here are some tips for you.
Bangs yes, bangs no
Generally, bangs are recommended for those with straight hair, while it is a little more risky for those with wavy hair. Also because, especially in short bobs, it risks weighing down the look (exactly the opposite effect of what you want to achieve).
In case you have a naturally wavy hair, therefore, it is better to opt for a side tuft. More comfortable to manage and certainly better for enhancing the cut and face. Same thing goes for those with a round face or a low forehead. The classic fringe, in fact, could further “shorten” the face.
Go ahead, however, for those with a high forehead or an oval face. In this case (lucky you) you can opt for any type of fringe or tuft.
Long and climbed
If you absolutely cannot give up on long hair, one of the best ways to give it volume is to make one slight scaling at the top of the head or in the back. A balanced cut, which enhances e gives movement to thin hair, creating greater dynamism to the hair. An effect that can also be accentuated by changing the natural separation of the hair (the classic line), moving it to one side and moving the hair with your hands on one side or the other.
Wavy and “messy”
Another tip for those with thin and long hair is to create some non-homogeneous waves (and therefore apparently messy). Simply braiding part of the hair when it is damp, then untying it when dry. This way you will give it an effect super natural and fresh rough. Which will guarantee the hair to increase its volume and you to show off an enviable look.
Structured waves
To stay on the “waves” theme, another easy hairstyle to do is le structured waves. Obviously, those with naturally wavy hair have an advantage, but nothing prevents those with straight hair from trying too. To do them, simply:
To do them, simply:
- spray a foam or a texturizing spray on damp hair;
- massage the skin with the fingertips (in a delicate way), or distribute the product over the entire length of the hair;
- let the hair dry in the open air naturally.
In this way they will take a neat and harmonious shape, with well-balanced waves but full of volume.
Pixie cut
If, on the other hand, it is the short that makes you lose your mind, you can opt for a pixie cut, even better if it is moved. A very short cut, modern and sparkling. And at the same time extremely feminine! Perfect for volumizing thin hair (especially if you leave the top slightly longer) and enhance the hair. By giving him character and uniqueness.
Bowl cut
Here is another style ideal for short lovers, the bowl cut. Inspired by the classic “bowl cut“90s, but now back in fashion. A way to give more audacity and volume to thin hair, but with a chic touch. A hairstyle that includes theundercut on the nape and on the sides of the head and a rounded and regular tuft for the hair. In short, maybe not all of us would have the courage to do it, but surely this is a hairstyle that makes hair look real protagonists of your look.
Collected and backcombed
Green light also to the harvest. An easy hairstyle to do and perfect for those with long hair. The secret is to collect the hair in a “messy” way, with a classic chignon. Lightly teasing the top of the head. To make everything even lighter and more dynamic, you can drop two tufts on the face. An elegant way of frame the face and enhance your hair.
Unkempt ponytail
Finally, another quick and easy way to volumize thin hair is to collect it in one low ponytail. Which will then be combed by moving from the tips towards the nape, to make the mass wider, giving it a disheveled look. Obviously it is important to be careful not to use too much force to avoid knotting or damaging the hair.
Many, many different and super trendy alternatives to embellish and make your thin hair even more beautiful. Guaranteeing you a unique look and fabulous hair, within reach of “like”.