Hairstyles for fine thin hair are supposed to give you that perfect volume, perfect hold and perfect thickness, making your hair look super lush despite the fact that it usually lays too flat for your liking, is too silky to control or is not as thick enough. Some girls have a lot of hair which kind of hangs limp, others wish there would be more of it to style each day but, believe me ladies, perfect up dos for fine hair do exist and are something you can pull off in the comfort of your own home! Styling thin hair on daily basis can be a piece of cake and these 7 video tutorials won’t only help make it so but prove to be a cherry on the top as well:
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1. Amazing Simple Hairstyles for Fine Thin Hair
Fine or thin hair doesn’t have to be tricky to style and this L’Oreal pro styling video totally proves that! Put your too-silky-to-tame mane up in this chic, loose low chignon or wear it down twisting two front strands to get this lovely modern boho look! So easy and yet sooo sexy! Oh, and don’t you just love those tips on how to achieve that perfect dose of crown volume?
2. Faux Messy Bun for Thin Hair
Want a cute hairstyle for fine hair you can rock on daily basis? Well, this is the perfect one to go for in case you have thin, longish hair! Simply tease to give your roots more volume and fake the bun following the instructions in the video. Nice, isn't it?
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Creating the illusion of a fuller bun when you have fine hair might seem challenging, but it's simpler than you think. Gather your hair into a ponytail and backcomb the tail gently to add volume. Use a hairband to create a loose bun, and pull out a few strands to frame your face for that effortlessly chic look. Secure your bun with bobby pins, strategically placing them for maximum hold and minimal visibility. Finish with a spritz of hairspray to tame flyaways and keep your faux messy bun looking fabulous all day!
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3. Scene Hair for Thin Tresses
Think Scene Hair is an absolute no-go when it comes to fine hair? Well, guess again! In fact, you don't even have to keep guessing - here's a helpful tutorial to help you pull off a scene hair look even if you don't have a head full of hair! Give it a shot and see for yourself.
4. Cute Boho Look for Fine Hair
Next on my list of wonderful up dos for fine hair is a very nice, kind of a messy boho inspired look you’ll definitely want to try this summer! Super easy to do, unbelievably flattering and oh-so-doable even if on layered hair – this amazing look is an absolute must, ladies!
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To nail this effortlessly chic hairstyle, start by curling your locks with a large barrel curling iron for a touch of whimsy and texture. Once curled, lightly tease the roots for some added volume and gather your hair in a loose, carefree updo. Don't worry about stray hairs or imperfect sections – that's the beauty of the boho vibe. Pin it in place, and perhaps add a flowery accessory or a simple headband to maximize that free-spirited feeling. The best part? It keeps you cool and stylish, making it perfect for beach days or outdoor weddings. Embrace the simplicity and rock this charming look with confidence!
5. Modern Beehive up do for Long Thin Hair
Want more awesome hairstyles for fine, thin hair? Well, you must check this one out then! As you can see, this one involves a lot of teasing which, although might not be the healthiest thing to do on daily basis, is pretty much a fool-proof way to get that extreme volume your hair lacks. Awesome, isn’t it? Give it a shot and tell me what you think.
6. Victory Rolls for Thin Hair
Next on my list of up dos for fine hair is something really, really cute – victory rolls! Now, I don’t know how many of you actually like vintage-inspired styles but I think they are awesome not to mention quite hassle-free in case your hair is not only shorter but thinner as well. Give it a go, I know you’re going to love it.
7. Fun Ponytail for Thinned Hair
Last but not the least, a laid back, easy to do hairstyle perfect for those times when you want to look nice but sort of like you didn’t have to try a lot. And unlike most of other vids, this one isn’t for thin hair per se but more for hair that’s been thinned too much. I’ve been a fan of this cut for a while and, quite honestly, didn’t find it all that versatile or perfect for experimenting. But hey, there are still a lot of cool stuff you can do with it – this one being just one of your options.
Are you going to give any of these hairstyles for thin hair a go? Hope you are! I know styling thin hair can be really difficult sometimes but, hey, it’s like that for all other hair types as well and, believe me, giving up is the last thing you want to do!
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Terrie: I agree the model has fine hair (defined by hair strands that are thin and won't hold a curl or a bobby pin for more than an hour) but I have very fine, thin hair, and not very much of it. I have such fine,thin, sparse hair, that if I wear a pony tail, I actually get a headache because of the weight of the band and all of my hair together pull in one place is too much on my head and a headache begins to creep in within a couple hours of having it in a pony. It took me about a year to figure out what was causing these odd headaches, before I made the weight on my head connection. I've never worn my hair in a bun or ponytail again. The few times I've gone with a perm, I have to get one to two size smaller rods than my desired look because my hair relaxes so much, and those of us who have my hair type know it doesn't like to hold a curl. I have to live with tighter curls for 7 to 10 days before it relaxes to the curls I want. I went to get an "A Frame bob" hair cut a month ago because I thought it would add volume,but my stylist showed the little bit of thickness I have is in the crown area and iI would lose a lot of it with that cut, which is the opposite of what we were trying to achieve. We went with a basic bob and layers to add some volume that I can add more or less of with a roll brush and a hair dryer or a curling iron. I do not wear my hair any longer than 2 inches below my shoulder because my hair flattens against my head and always looks like I haven't brushed it in 24 hours about an hour after I brush it. ( So I brush it multiple times a day). Wearing it shorter helps give me some lift by keeping the weight off, and it doesn't flatten against my hair or get tangled as easy. I just don't think those of us who live with such a small amount of fine, thin hair can wear it long without resorting to a perm. .
Cris: You're right, this girl does not have thin hair. I have super thin fine hair. But these tips are the same ones that I am told to and they do work. I also keep my hair above the shoulders so that it doesn't weigh itself down.
carleigh: this models hair is so thick! i wouldnt be able to do that hair style bc it requires so much hair! this is not good for people with thin hair!!!!
Kathy: Have to agree my whole head ponytail is as thin as a pencil. I can comb my hair with a baby comb. Should've not used a hair model.
Musicknitter: To me "thin" means the amount of hair like "thick" is the amount. Fine is texture like coarse. You can have fine thick hair, or coarse thin hair. This gal might have fine hair, but it's definately not thin! I have to use a very small hair tie and it still goes around about 4 times. The big pony tail holders go around about 10 times! please use a model that has the type of hair you are demonstrating.
Tiffany: when I think of "fine" or "thin" hair its hair that if you put in a pony tail the entire thickness of it maybe one inch thick.. with thin hair like that you cant really do the braided head bands since it will lay right on your head. with back combing too that (at least on me) becomes a tangled mess that there is no hiding lol I was never even able to use a bump it thing since the hair is so thin you can see the bump!
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