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The Most Flattering Hairstyles For Ladies With Thin Hair

The Most Flattering Hairstyles For Ladies With Thin Hair

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By Karmen on 17 Oct 2019
Digital Editor

To all the ladies with thin hair, we understand your struggle to find a flattering haircut! The right shape and layers in your hair can make all the difference in making it look like you have a fuller mane.

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Read more to check out the 8 best hairstyles for ladies with thin hair!

#1 Blunt bangs

asian girl with an Airy textured bob with blunt bangsPhoto from Pinterest

asian girl with an Airy textured bob with blunt bangsPhoto from Pinterest

Say no to see-through bangs and yes to blunt bangs!

Fine hair tends to clump together which will transform your see-through bangs into an unflattering version when you're in hot, humid weather.

Instead, go for blunt bangs to add volume to your front profile. Opt for a heavy side fringe for a softer look that's also more low maintenance.

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Since bangs are quite a commitment, you can always find out if bangs will look good on you and suit your lifestyle before chopping your locks off.

#2 Long bob

Korean girl with a long, slightly wavy bob andPhoto from Pinterest

asian girl witha long bob with side partingPhoto from Pinterest

Korean girl with a long, slightly wavy bob Photo from Pinterest

One hairstyle that will make your hair look thicker is a long bob that ends at your collarbone. This hairstyle is short enough so your hair isn’t lying flat on your scalp and is suitable for those with round or oval face shapes to bring out your best features.

One tip is to keep changing your hair parting so you can avoid the scalp of your head showing where your hair parts!

#3 Airy textured bob

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asian girl with an Airy textured bob with side bangsPhoto from Pinterest

This airy and light hairstyle will make even the thinnest hair look full! Avoid heavy layers as that will thin out your hair even further. Go for light layers to add movement to your hair.

asian girl with an Airy textured bob with bangs in light bluePhoto from Pinterest

asian girl with an Airy textured bob with bangsPhoto from Pinterest

asian girl with an Airy textured bob with loose waves and a middle partingPhoto from Pinterest

Adding waves to your airy bob will add even more bulk. Use a volumising product before creating waves to make it look like you have two times of your hair!

#4 Mid-length blunt cut

asian girl with a mid-length blunt haircut and bangsPhoto from Pinterest

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asian girl with a mid-length blunt haircut and bangsPhoto from Pinterest

While short hair works best for thin hair, you don’t have to rule out long hair entirely. 

Go for a length that isn’t too long, ending just below your collarbone, with lots of layers to avoid weighing down your roots and making your hair look flat.

Go for a blunt cut as the fuller ends make your hair appear thicker.

#5 Deep side part

asian girl with long hair and a deep side partPhoto from Pinterest

asian girl with shoulder length wavy hair a deep side partPhoto from Pinterest

This is another trick for those who prefer to have long hair. A deep side part lumps a lot of your hair on one side, creating the illusion of volume. It also creates lift at the roots.

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#6 Choppy pixie cut

asian girl with a Choppy pixie cutPhoto from Pinterest

asian girl with a Choppy pixie cutPhoto from Pinterest

This might need some guts to try, but the results may be stunning!

Shorter hair is stronger and less likely to split or break as compared to longer strands of hair. So if you have fine hair, it will benefit from a super-short pixie cut. This hairstyle can also make your thin hair appear thicker. Try a pixie cut with choppy layers to add volume.

To gauge if a pixie cut will look good on you, pull back all your hair in a ponytail and examine your face in the mirror. If you like the way your face looks in most angles, you’ll be happy with your pixie haircut!

Of course, there are other factors that you should consider besides hair thickness when deciding on your haircut. Check out our other tips on how to choose a hairstyle that suits you.

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