Choosing the right haircut for the texture and density of your hair

To make sure you get the most out of your haircut, you can’t get around the texture and density of your hair. By choosing your haircut based on the type and texture of your hair, you will get a great haircut, but it will also be easier to care for and style your hair.

Texture of fine hair

Since thin hair can lack volume, there are many ways to add richness and volume. These include proper cutting and styling techniques, chemical wave / root lifting applications, styling aids, and proper drying / heating techniques. Thin hair can be easily changed and changed into a new look. Look for slightly shaded styles, like bob cuts and wedges.

Here are some great hairstyles ideas for fine hair:

This bob has blunt ends and big waves to pump up fine hair. By combing the roots back and creating an airy look all over, our model’s pants are voluminous and look much thicker, not to mention full body. For best results, you need a voluminous root spray before styling.

Ariana Madix sports this chic bob with minimal layers and blunt ends with a messy middle part. These are easy to style thin locks that make them look thick and healthy.

This face frame adds a lot of texture to the nice pants and cuts down on styling time. Before styling, add volume all over with mousse and wax to shape the tips for added shape and texture.

Medium hair weaving

With medium length hair, you probably don’t have to worry about changing your hair texture too much. If you want less hair, consider cutting with razors. If you want to make your hair thicker, you should go for a blunt cut and minimal layered cuts.

A simple bob with a slight lift in the back is great for medium length hair. This cut has an even length and blunt ends. Just add layers if you want to remove some of your work. Use the mousse and blot with a large round brush to create this large round shape for a stunning finish.

Long and loose is another good option for medium length hair. Customize the cut by adding more layers for a stylized look or not for a more natural look. Witney Carson works with her natural waves through soft, shiny layers that add movement and shape.

For a shinier look, a layered shoulder length is a good option for medium length hair. This frames the face and adds a smooth and elegant shape without making the hair look too thin or thick.

Coarse hair texture

If your hair is coarse, it would be ideal to look for styles that reduce the bulk and volume produced by coarse hair. You should stay away from heavy and minimal haircuts and look for layered cuts, razors and haircuts that reduce the thickness of your hair and make your life easier.

Paris Jackson sports a great coarse hair style that makes the most of its natural texture. The layers create a rounded shape reducing bulk and excess heaviness.

For straight and coarse hair, short layered haircuts like Jourdan Dunn’s pixie cut are a great option. These hairstyles offer a wash and go option for coarse hair and style it into a sleek shape that keeps all the focus in the foreground and center.

Average hair density

You are lucky! From a hairstyle perspective, this means that you should always be able to change your hairstyle by adjusting the weight distribution. Simply put, you can thin your hair by trimming, slicing, etc. or make them look thicker by stretching a few layers.

Katherine McNamara styles her medium density hair by adding subtle slices to the ends for movement and body without giving her hair a natural density. The layers are concentrated around the front of the face for a natural and stunning result.

Caroline Flack uses a blunt cut and sways across the midsection to add volume and body. Simple, dull cuts like this make mid-length hair look thicker and add volume.

Thin hair density

There are many hairstyles that are perfect for thin hair. For example, any haircut that is longer and heavier at the top is ideal, for your hair to look thicker, last longer, but never scare you on hot days. If you are looking for a new hairstyle, try bob cuts and wedges tailored to your face shape.

A simple bob like this can make thin hair look thicker and fuller. Add a side touch or padding to the bangs, depending on the shape of your face.  Adding a few layers to the ends followed by curls / waves and teasing can be a great look for thin hair. Stick to shoulder-length cuts for best results and use a mix of volumizing products to make your hair thicker and fuller.

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