Hairstyles for Fine Hair
Short hairstyles for fine hair
A simple bob will be easy to manage, but with all the hair products
available these days take advice from your stylist.
Unless you have a real problem
keeping your hair in good condition, take advice from your salon stylist who knows how to care for your
hair.
Remember that fine hair does not
mean thin hair, you’re locks can be thick and fine. Fine hair just means it lies fairly flat and lacks volume.
Cutting some thick layers into your hair will give it a more interesting look, and make your natural beauty
shine.
Best haircut for fine thin hair
The secret to managing very
fine or thin hair is to get regular haircuts at the salon. Getting
regular cuts will help it to stay in good shape and remain manageable.
Whatever cut your salon recommends
after considering the current condition, length and your personal preferences is going to be a good choice for
you. Some hairdos that you could try that could totally transform your look are, to cut your hair
short.
Many
people have got very frustrated with their long fine hair, and have gone for a short haircut that has been very
successful. Because the hair is so much lighter when it is shorter, you give your hair more of a chance to get
thicker.
See
how far you can grow this look, keeping the volume, you might be surprised. You could also try some hair
extensions to give your hair a much needed boost, but use this only as a last
resort.
Tips on How to Handle Fine, Short Hair
Don't worry about it's fly away tendencies - use a shampoo that is designed for your hair and control with a spray
or gel which you can also use to create volume.
The best shampoos and conditioners for fine hair is a volumizing one, as this will add some much needed bounce and
thickness to your locks. When drying your hair, blow it with a hair dryer and a volumizing round
hairbrush.
You could also try putting your hair into a large, high up ponytail, and then sleeping on it like this. This should
add loads of volume, and make it quite ‘fluffy’.
Or try putting it into two or more braids and leaving it to dry. This will make your hair wavy, and give it a ‘Kate
Moss’ messy effect, especially if you add some wax afterwards to mess it up even more.
The key to applying wax is to warm a small amount in your hands first, by rubbing them together, and then putting
the wax in the last two thirds of your hair, not the roots. This should give it a great effect
Resources
Fine Hair - despite her
questionable taste in pictures, Holly Houffs guide to managing and taming fine or thin hair is well worth it for
those who've come to the end of their patience! Read what Holly herself has to say about managing fine
hair.
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