Essentially if your hair is fine but you have a lot of it go for layers.

I have thin hair how should i cut it. If you have fine hair and little of it to begin with either keep the layers short or go for layers but make sure your hair isnt much longer than shoulder length. With a short blunt cut the hair looks stronger and healthier. 14 things you should avoid if you have thinning hair.

It should because its the novice hairdressers standard MO His line of questioning starts with this. For straight hair that is fine and thin I generally recommend a blunt cut possibly angled forward slightly to be just a little longer in front than in the back. Now tell me if this sounds familiar.

Beware of hairdressers who think everyone should have layers. So wholl be cutting your hair today. Avoid any wet-look products such as mousse or gel as this makes the hair separate and look sparse and thin says.

The other week after a touch-up at my colour place I got my hair shampooed and blown-dry by a new guy. If you want to have the stylist add a slight bevel at the ends that should work fine and would assist in styling if you want to have the ends curve under slightly. If the bottom of your hair is already sparse short layers can make it look scraggly.

More than any other type of hair fine hair needs to be cut on a regular basis to keep the shape in tack and ends looking full. For instance if the hair on the top of your head is thinning have it layered short on the top and graduated into longer layers farther down. A blunt non-layered cut will showcase areas where your hair is thinning while a layered cut makes the most of the hair you have.

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