Tired of your fine hair falling flat and lacking that volume you so desperately crave? Here are 26 stunning haircuts that are specifically designed to give fine and thin hair the boost it deserves.
From face-framing layers to textured bobs and pretty bixies, these haircuts for fine hair help create natural volume and bounce without requiring an hour of styling every morning.
If you’re thinking about getting bangs but aren’t sure which way to go, you can always go for side-swept bangs together with face framing layers. They are easy to maintain, universally flattering and if cut right, they can work wonders on fine hair. For extra volume and a dash of sophistication, blow-dry your bangs and use a volumizing product.
This medium length straight cut is a classic hairstyle for fine hair, as it keeps your hair looking fuller, since the ends are cut at an even length. The 60s style finish just oozes glam, and it’s our favorite thing about this look. To achieve that fullness and give your fine hair a body boost, use a blow-dry brush and flip your ends outward, away from your face.
An ultra layered pixie like this is super easy to maintain due to its asymmetrical lines, which will keep things edgy and interesting once it starts to grow out. Paired with choppy bangs, it sure has a lot to say in terms of texture, making it perfect for those with fine hair.
Just adding some subtle layers will completely transform the shape of your hair and give your curls that rounded effect you are looking for. Curly hair looks amazing cut to mid-length or shorter, so trim your hair when needed and make sure to use a curl-boosting spray.
Sometimes, it’s not even about the cut! By creating a gradual, seamless transition between your roots and the rest of your hair, you can add more depth to your fine strands. Plus, when colored like this, it’s a super low maintenance style that follows the natural growth of your hair. This stunning look was created with partial highlights and a subtle shadow root to achieve a soft, sun-kissed effect.
Face-framing side bangs are not only great for softening your facial features, but they are also trendy, versatile and can add more texture and dimension to your fine hair. We are so hooked on this feminine bob with curtain bangs courtesy of @kiran_beauty__care.
How effortlessly cool is this shattered bob with reverse balayage? Choppy ends add texture and movement to the hair, preventing it from looking flat or lifeless, while the reversed balayage softens the look, giving it an irresistible glow.
If you want a change from your usual go-to bob or pixie, a long layered cut can be just as flattering and chic, not to mention super low maintenance. Whether you go for even-length, face-framing or asymmetrical layers, this style delivers in terms of volume and texture. Plus, adding some highlights can also create the illusion of thicker hair.
Nothing is quite as sleek and modern as a blunt lob. If you want your hair to appear fuller and more voluminos, stay away from very long hair and opt for a clean, just above the sholder cut, as it can make your hair look thicker.
Inspired by Jennifer Aniston in the TV Show “Friends,” this cut relies on lots of layers that frame the face and add volume and movement. The heavy layers could give really curly hair an undesired shape, which is why it works better on straight hair.
The trend of messy, highly texturized haircuts has taken the fashion world by storm and looks like it’s here to stay. They are stylish, edgy and a great option for women with fine hair due to their tousled, bouncy aesthetic. Add some gorgeous blonde balayage into the equation, and you get a stunning disheveled look, perfect for every season.
Face-framing highlights are another stylish trick to create the illusion of volume and thickness.This style by @hairbylisamathews feels dimensional, soft and gives us major hair envy. It was created without any lightener and cut with Olivia Garden beauty tools.
Textured bobs are so stylish, especially when paired with face-framing curtain bangs. The cut plays so well with the natural texture of your hair and is easy to style into that irresistible ”undone” look that is so on trend right now. This gorgeous cut was styled with Mr. Smith foundation, texture spray and dry texture spray.
90s Inspired Bob Cut With Layers & Chunky Highlights
We are crushing hard on this 90s-inspired bob with layers and chunky contrasting highlights. Apart from having that fresh, youthful vibe to it, it’s a great way to add more depth to your fine strands and create the illusion of thickness.
How gorgeous is this short choppy bob with wispy bangs by @yukistylist? Featuring lots of layers for volume, choppy ends and feminine wispy bangs, this look is set to inspire your next salon visit. For texture, the stylist used Milbon Dry Texturizing Spray.
This straight razored bob, cut just above the jaw-line is everything! The length works wonders for those with fine hair as it brings more volume to the crown, and the tousled ends add dimension to the locks. Just like the name suggests, it’s created using only razors, and we just love how cool it turned out.
Adding soft layers to your bob will make it seem fuller and more textured, which is why it works so good for women with hair on the finer side. Plus, it’s super easy to style, especially for those with wavy hair, since it has that ”just woke up like that” look.
Fine hair can highlight straight lines, which is why it’s super flattering paired with an angled llong bob. To add more body to your fine strands, ask your stylist to create more layers at the crown. It’s a highly versatile and low-maintenance style that looks gorgeous on straight, curly, or wavy hair.
If you don’t want to compromise too much on length, you can always count on long layers to add volume and movement to your strands. This way, you’ll have more styling options, and your hair’s natural texture will be enhanced. We are loving how feminine this style looks with wispy curtain bangs!
This ultra-voluminous curly pixie is a must-try if you want a cut with lots of personality. It’s a great way to have some fun with your curls and embrace your natural hair texture. Not to mention, it looks just adorable with the right styling products.
Another stylish way to give fine hair more body and create the illusion of thickness is through balayage. We are obsessed with this brunette balayage on brown hair courtesy of @michellehongnyc. And how chic is it paired with a Parisian-inspired short bob? With the right level of fringe, it can be super flattering for anyone and looks just stunning on curly hair.
If you prefer something with a little more edge on the side, this heavily layered bixie cut will give your hair just the body boost it needs. The layers offer a lot of volume on the crown, making your hair appear fuller. The long fringe is very flattering for people with round faces and is more versatile in terms of styling.
This layered cut is a softer, more voluminous alternative to the classic A-line bob, which makes it an obvious choice for those with fine hair. To achieve this stunning look , blow-dry your hair with a round brush, then use a curling iron to create light, natural curls. If cut to chin-length or longer, it’s super flattering for those with round-shaped faces, too.
We are obsessed with how classy and polished this sharp bob with heavy bangs looks. Featuring a stacked style at the back for volume, it’s a super flattering cut that has stood the test of time. Plus, its sharp lines are great for making fine hair appear thicker.
A blunt bob can be even more effective in creating the illusion of thickness than more texturized haircuts. Blunt ends make the hair appear fuller and thicker, especially those that fall just between the jaw-line and the shoulders.
Looking for a hair transformation but don’t want to commit to a bob just yet? A layered long lob is the perfect answer to your fine locks. It’s such a versatile cut that looks good on everyone and has a lot to say in terms of volume and texture. You can bring in additional depth by adding a pretty blonde balayage like this to it.
The stacked bob is so versatile and chic that it has managed to remain as relevant today as it was in the 60s. With this cut, the emphasis is put on the back, with gradual layers creating a full-bodied, rounded shape, so it’s essential that the layers are flawlessly cut. This haircut takes volume to a whole new level, making it perfect for fine hair.
