Having thin or fine hair doesn’t mean you’re relegated to boring hairstyles all your life. Actually, there are loads of ways to cut it and make it look thicker!
If your mane’s looking dull and lifeless lately, a snip here and there could be what it needs to bring it back to life. Oh, and of course, a Halo if you want to be extra glamorous for the day.
Below, our go-to haircuts when are thinning hair needs a boost.
1. Curtain Bangs
When you tie your hair, do you find it makes your face look rounder and egg-like? Or maybe you can already peek portions of your scalp?
Curtain bangs are the answer to your hair woes. It accentuates any hairstyle you already have.
Since curtain bangs are shorter in front and are longer towards the sides, it grows out beautifully. It suits a variety of face shapes and hair textures, and is so low maintenance you only need to trim it every 2 months.
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2. Face-Framing Layers
Layers work wonders on thin hair. Think of it like this: Instead of having one singular line where all your hair ends, layers add texture and dimension. Plus, they frame your face in a way that can make your cheeks, jaw, or neckline pop.
Tip: To ensure you can easily wear a Halo when you feel like it, ask your hairdresser to feather out your ends.
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3. Deep Side Part
Want to create an illusion of more volume? Change your hair part! But first, get a trim at the salon to refresh and rejuvenate your hair.
Then, instead of wearing your hair on its normal part, flip most of it to either the left or right. For added texture and thickness, spritz some texturising spray for that chic, lived-in look.
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4. The Rachel Haircut
Did you know this iconic haircut works well with thin and fine hair? The reason it’s so timeless is because it creates a ton of volume, especially when styled.
You can cut the layers from your cheekbone to your jawline and leave a few layers in the back. This creates the illusion of thicker locks.
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5. Textured Bob
If you have straight hair, a bob will make your thin hair look thick, especailly when it has a lot more texture in it.
Use a volumising mousse, texture spray, dry shampoo, or curling iron to give hair some unique bends, waves, and curls.
On the other hand, if you have wavy or curly hair to begin with, you won’t need as many hairstyling products as your natural texture will already add drama and movement to the bob.
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6. Dense Pixie Cut
When you have a pixie, it’s exciting to create tons of movement and texture. But, when you create a side part and just pack all the hair in one side, it actually adds a ton of thickness to your already thin hair.
Use a gel or hairspray with good hold to keep all your hair in place!
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7. Light Layered Lob
The ever-flattering lob looks better on thin hair if you add light layers to it—so it won’t weigh your hair down. Instead of feathering your ends, as we would normally recommend for layered hair, keep the ends of this cut blunt to give it a thicker appearance. Add some volumising dry shampoo or salt spray for added grit and texture.
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8. Blunt Bangs
We’ve already established how bangs are a volume boost to thin hair. So take your face-framing hairs to the next level with a blunt bang.
Blunt ends instantly make hair look thicker, which is a win-win for you! For a more dramatic look, pair it with medium to long hair.
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9. Beach Waves
The ultimate hair-thickening style. It looks especially gorgeous when you add some hair extensions in!
Since beachy waves are the result of heat styling (unless you’re blessed by the hair gods to have naturally wavy hair), use a heat protectant spray before going in with your curling iron. You wouldn’t want to damage your already fragile strands.
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10. The Wolf Cut
One of the biggest hairstyles to come out of TikTok may not be as trendy now, but it’s still a gorgeous cut for those with thin hair.
You don’t have to be super strict with the layers to get the choppy, shaggy mullet. It can be as demure or as bold as you like—just talk to your hairdresser on the vibe you’re going for with the wolf cut.
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Give Thin Hair a Boost with Hair Extensions
Now that you’re equipped with all the best haircuts for thin hair, thicker locks are well within your reach!
But, if you find that the new style needs extra help—because we all don’t have perfect hair days every day—add The Halo to your routine.
You can always cut and style it to match your hairstyle, immediately giving you thicker hair, or you can keep the length as is and rock mermaid hair when you’re in the mood for a more dramatic ‘do.
Whatever hair mood you’re in, there’s a Halo for you!
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