Not everyone is lucky enough to have beautiful, supple, and thick hair. But fortunately, with a few tips, it is possible to give volume to thin hair. You will be able to turn up the volume. Here are all the haircuts and short hairstyles for thin hair that will make your hair look great.

Often, fine hair is a challenge. They often lack volume, hang limply, and quickly regrease. Short hairstyles are therefore ideal for structuring fine hair. We automatically gain volume by reducing their weight. These hairstyles bring a lot of volume to your fine hair.

Some Short Hairstyles for Thin Hair to Give Volume

There are many short hairstyles capable of creating volume! So, to gain thickness and give material to your mane, here are the short hairstyles for thin hair to favor.

The degraded cut

If it is out of the question for you to wear a short hairstyle, you can opt for a mid-long cut on the condition of degrading the tips as much as possible. This will give spring to the hair and it will appear fuller.

The structured bob

Fine hair must imperatively be worked in a structured cut. So, we think of the plunging square or the strict square.

The pixie cut

This short cut is ideal for restoring material to the flattest hair. The must? Play with a large wick that would cover your forehead with wave motion.

Tapered Bangs

A fringe volumizes the hair on the forehead. You must separate the hair as far back as possible on the skull before cutting, to keep enough hair to cover the forehead. If the bangs start too far in front, the hair quickly strands and looks even finer.

Boy-cut

The boy-cut owes its name to its resemblance to the classic cut for men. But the sides are cut softer for more femininity. This short cut is very flattering for women with fine features, and the thickness of the hair does not matter.

Styling Short Hairstyles For Thin Hair:

The Important Points

• The rule is: Too much is the enemy of good! Even if you use styling products for more volume, too much can weigh the hair down and cause exactly the opposite effect.
• Fixing foam: Work a hazelnut at the root of slightly damp hair and dry with a round brush. The heat activates the polymers present in the foam, which separates the hair from each other. The hairdryer held above the head also gives more volume.
• Protection against heat: Fine hair is very sensitive. It is therefore necessary to use a spray cure with thermal protection before the hairdryer or styling with a straightening iron and a curling iron. But always dry and style fine hair at low temperature to protect it. The loops, for example, can also be done without heat.
• Wax and gel: Rub a pea in your hands and run your fingers through your hair. This is enough to hold fine hair.
• Crimp the hair: Gently comb the hair about 5 cm from the scalp towards the head. The crêpe textures the hair and gives more hold to the hairstyle.
• Spray: For a natural volume, lift the hair strand by strand and spray the spray from the bottom to the root – this gives more volume to the hair and avoids an artificial helmet effect.

How to Take Good Care of Your Short and Fine Hair

Fine hair is very close to the scalp, which causes them to quickly lose their spring and quickly appear greasy. Washing them regularly is therefore very important. Special shampoos for fine hair gently remove excess sebum, strengthen their structure, and help give them volume.

For conditioners:  Apply conditioner only on the tips to avoid dry tips and forks. Applied to the roots, the product would unnecessarily weigh down the hair and the hairstyle would lose volume.

When washing your hair, always be sure to rinse the shampoo and conditioner thoroughly to avoid leaving residue. These residues could give the impression that the hair is oily and lose its spring. As a general rule, rinse at least twice as long as it took to apply the product.

Tip:  Dry shampoos refresh the hair between two washes. The powder particles texturize the hair, which in particular makes it possible to give volume to fine hair more easily.