How to choose a haircut for thin long hair?

Not all endowed with thick healthy curls. Some got rare and straight hair, which sometimes you need to try to "make you look" satisfactory. The main disadvantage of such hair is that it seems rare, even if it is not. But despair in this case is still not worth it. A beautiful haircut, correctly selected taking into account those or other properties of curls and facial features, will help to ensure that the visual hairstyle will appear more voluminous than it actually is.

Before the masters, when choosing a suitable haircut, certain tasks are set based on the type of hair. In the case of thin curls there are only three of them, but their competent decision is the key to a successful result.

1. Visual volume - thin hair does not have the necessary volume and often look sleek. It is the haircut designed to solve this problem.
2. Stacking - it should be as simple as possible or it should not be necessary to do it at all. Since styling becomes almost a daily ritual, it is worth avoiding the choice of haircuts that require complex manipulations with the hairstyle.
3. Hair length - For thin hair, it plays an important role, because too long curls can often be confused. Also, long hair often gives the effect of sleekness, which affects thin curls. This does not mean that a large length is prohibited, but the choice of haircut will need to be approached more carefully.
4. The optimal color of curls - This is an optional item, but sometimes the color of the hair makes the hairstyle visually less voluminous, and just changing the tone of curls can solve the problem.

There are many options for women's haircuts that are suitable for owners of thin hair. It can be short haircuts, and haircuts of medium length, and long curls. Multilayer haircuts help solve the issue of volume best. Asymmetric and torn options will also cope with the tasks - their visual negligence will just give the hairstyle the missing volume.

Although often straight bangs can deprive the hairstyle of the remnants of volume, this does not mean that they are contraindicated for owners of thin hair. You can equally successfully perform on such curls and haircuts with bangs, and haircuts without bangs. The main thing is to take into account all the nuances.

Many girls dream of long silky curls and make maximum efforts to grow them. Owners of thin hair in this matter is no exception. However, they have to resort to a lot of tricks to make their hair look more voluminous. Fleeces, curls and other ways are used to change the givenness of nature, albeit visually.

If you do not want to part with curls, you should reconsider your views on a haircut. For long hair, it is best to choose cascading haircuts or ladder haircuts. It is these forms that have remained fashionable and relevant for many years and will help ensure visual volume. These haircuts may seem identical, but they have their own differences. A short flight of stairs should be chosen if you want to create a multi-layered hairstyle without sharp transitions of the length of the strands - they will be soft and not conspicuous. A feature of the cascade is that a sharp transition between strands of different lengths is created intentionally and is an integral part of the image.

Aurora haircut copes with the creation of visual volume on thin hair. A distinctive feature of such a haircut is a kind of "hat" of shorter curls. At the same time, the maximum hair length will be saved, as the cap continues with long curls. Result: the desired length and volume are present.

Haircuts with torn ends will create the necessary effect of negligence.

Another problem of thin curls is that they are soft, so they practically do not hold any natural volume. Yes, it’s easier to style your hair with fixing agents such as foam and hair dryer. But not everyone wants to spend precious minutes styling their hair every other day, and sometimes every day.

Dyeing can be just as effective in combating the lifeless and flat look of thin hair as a haircut. And in some cases it can be even better and more productive. If you don’t want to change the hairstyle model, you can start by changing the color of the curls, because the right hairstyle tone or a combination of tones can also play an important role in achieving volume.

In addition, a nice feature of dyeing is that the hair becomes a little tougher when exposed to dye, which also makes life easier for owners of thin hair. Thus, the problem of excessive softness of curls is solved.This effect is especially noticeable when dyed in light colors, including highlighting or other techniques when the hair is not completely dyed.

If the task is to add visually density to the hair, it is better to abandon the classic dyeing in one tone. This option will not give the hair the necessary volume and can even produce exactly the opposite effect. It will be preferable to choose a complex stain, such as a balayazh or crank.

Both of these techniques are similar to each other. When they are performed on curls, seemingly burnt locks appear that add a visual volume to the hairstyle. Several shimmering in the light tones in the hair are suitable for this as well as possible.

Ombre is also suitable for thin hair. Emphasis on bright tips is a visual trick: they distract attention from the overall picture and leave the impression of a bright and harmonious image. Ombre can be made bright or in natural shades.

One of the most successful styling options for thin hair remains soft curls and flowing curls. They always look airy, voluminous and make even the most sparse strands visually thick and dense.

If, by nature, hair is straight and there is no desire to create curls on an ongoing basis, remember one important rule: it is better to avoid stretching the strands with a hairdryer or ironing. In addition to the fact that constant thermal effects can adversely affect thin hair, elongated styling nullifies all efforts to achieve volume. A much better solution would be to give preference to sloppy and messy styling or small pile, for example, on the back of the head.

• A torn cascade is an ideal example of a mess on the head that plays into the hand, creating a sense of airiness of hair and volume.

• A short-haired haircut with multi-toned dyeing and light bangs is an excellent example of using several techniques to solve the issue of thin hair.

• Dyeing the cranks with long blond hair visually makes the hair thicker, even if such dyeing is not accompanied by a multi-layer haircut.

• Options for "aurora" on long hair: with a more pronounced "cap" and less noticeable, with or without bangs. Such variability allows you to find exactly the option that best suits the shape of the face and personal wishes.

• Classic ladder and cascade, complemented by complex staining.

See how to make a haircut on thin hair using the DEMETRIUS technique in the next video.