Improve the health and condition of fine hair with essential products to keep it in perfect condition. Your stylist will know which are appropriate for you based on their expert analysis, so don’t be shy in asking!
Feathered bangs like these help create balance and volume in any ensemble, making this classic style the ideal finishing touch. Add subtle highlights for an eye-catching finish!
Volume Layers
Layers can help thin strands boost their volume. Consult a stylist about layering the top portion of your hair just above where it lands; this creates movement, adds dimension, and lifts roots. To keep from appearing too bulky when layering length, utilize volumizing products carefully – our Weightless Wonder Thickening Mousse is an excellent example; it gives natural-feeling volume without adding excess weight to strands.
Feathered layers and curtain bangs are an exquisite way to frame the face with thin hair, popular among celebrities such as Halle Berry, Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney, and Sienna Miller. Be sure to request feathering out your layers so as to achieve an even fuller finish!
Texture
Long layers can help fine strands appear fuller and less rigid, helping you achieve fuller volume and less stiffness. Ask your stylist to add soft, sparsely placed layers that fall at or below your jawline for a face-framing effect.
Feathered or curtain bangs add dimension and movement to layered looks, without making your hair appear too thick. Add volume with root melt or pretty balayage techniques for even greater voluminous effects.
For a casual yet trendy look, try curling your face-framing layers into shaggy coils for an easily customizable shaggy style that can be dressed up or down by using sea salt spray. Or have your stylist slice away lengths of strands to achieve a tousled style you can easily refresh using dry shampoo for quick refreshment.
Modern
For an up-to-the-minute style that exudes texture, ask your stylist for invisible layers that won’t show when styling waves or curls. Long, loose strands add dimension without adding bulk, while light holding spray adds that trendy messy touch. This look works especially well on oval, round and heart-shaped faces; celebrities like Katy Perry and Halle Berry couldn’t imagine their locks without at least some hint of this magic in them!
A choppy pixie with long disconnected strands makes for a fun and chic face-framing cut, instantly increasing your frame. Pair it with platinum blonde balayage hair color for an eye-catching combination that’ll fluff up thin long strands for added volume and fluffiness.
Curtain bangs are another excellent option for fine hair that requires little maintenance, providing drama and movement to your facial features without much upkeep required. They’re perfect for those who like switching up their look regularly!
Feathering
Long thin hair may tend to look flat or stringy, but adding feathered effects to it will create movement and add texture for an effortless style. Ask your stylist to use this feathering technique when cutting layers; they will lightly separate strands for a fuller-looking result.
Feathered cuts pair well with face framing layers, and for an exciting change you could ask your stylist to add in curtain bangs as well. Furthermore, layer-boosting highlights add volume-enhancing dimension.
For those with thin hair, a haircut that elongates your features such as a box bob or pixie cut will add the necessary length and definition. You could also opt for a middle part for an easier style and add volume by using volumizing shampoo and conditioner that provide additional lift.
