Flattering Hairstyles for Thin Hair
25Jun2009 Filed under: Hairstyle Author: Lori
While trying to create a hairstyle for thin hair, it is important to take into account the texture of the hair that is being styled. The texture of the hair has the ability to limit the hairstyles that can be created through the various styles and can even benefit some hairstyles which work best with a certain type of hair that can be used to style the hair.
Volume can be an important part of creating an updo for the hairstyle. Luckily, there are many things that the individual can do to add volume into the hairstyle to disguise the thin hair. Thickening shampoos and products can be used before the style has been created to add volume to the hair. Thickening methods that can add volume to the hair including back combing techniques can also be used to add volume to various layers of the hair and therefore, when the hair is pulled back it can become full of volume.
Curls and waves are another way that you can add volume to straight and thin hair. Straight and thin hair can simply be pumped up with the use of curls through the use of curling iron and perms. Use multiple layers of the hair to make the most of the styles that are created and to maximize the volume that can be created.
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amber
July 3rd, 2009 at 6:18 pm
so i have very thin hair and i use thickening and volumnizing shampoo but nothing works. I had a perm but all it done was dry out my hair and make it a fuzzy mess. I also have a calick? which makes me eonly be able to part my hair down the middle. if i use a curling iron a half hour later th style is gone NOTHING WORKS, and im thinking on getting my hair cut above my shoulders with layers to get more volume but im scaared that the layers wont look good becausee my hair is so thin and i dont want it to look like a mess…HELP
Ashley
December 3rd, 2009 at 5:28 pm
I have very very thin hair too. When I put it in a pony tail its about as think as a pinky finger. It’s all in how you style. Volumizing moose helps only if its blow dried the right way it doesnt just work on its own. And only name brand shampoo AND conditioner work together to help. When you blow dry your hair use the big brushes that are circular, n as your blow drying it blow dry up so when it falls it has volume. I also use Aquage styling paste its AMAZING! use only about a half a dimes worth for your whole head when your styling it bc it can loook greas if you use to much. This’ll help alot I also have ppl tell me my hair must be hard to work with b.c its so thick? n it’s not even close!
Ashley
December 3rd, 2009 at 5:31 pm
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Bobs styles are great for thin hair… as long as its cut right the layers shouldn’t look stringy and your hair will be lighter and let it have more volume too. jus make it kind of a mess and use some aquage while your doing it! all the layers will help tremendously. the last thing you want for thin hair is a plain cut and no layers
Lori
December 14th, 2009 at 12:56 pm
Ashley is right. Layers are a great way to create volume in thin hair.
While you are styling the hair, be sure to keep in mind that blow drying and using the right products can go a long way in getting the hair cut that you want!