Haircuts and hairstyles for fine hair according to the shape of the face

Round face: messy mane

One of the best solutions for fine hair is to wear a mane below the shoulders, with layers and waves, like that of Kate Bosworth, so it will appear that you have more volume.

Round face: short

It may be the least recommended cut for you because it could expose sparsely populated areas, but beware that it can fit you as well as Michelle Williams if you know how to "tame" it. The back and sides are shorter than the rest and all the prominence is given to the bangs, which are worn lopsided and with some wave. You can comb it so that you cover the entrances, if you have one.

Round face: undone waves

The slight scaling of the front locks gives the mane plenty of movement, but without leaving it depopulated. The key to this style is to wear it with undone surfer waves. A great success in this type of hair. Since your hair is fragile, it is better not to subject it to the use of heat tools on a daily basis, so to curl your hair, it is best to gather it into two little buns while it is wet, let it finish drying like that and then release it.

Round face: lopsided bangs

If you have fine hair and also marked features, nothing like lopsided bangs to hide the less populated areas, such as the forehead, and a layered and wavy mane that gives more volume and movement to the hair. It is the ideal option so that you look much more favored and with hair.

Elongated face: long hair

If you have a long face and little amount of hair, but you want to wear it long, you will have to work on it a bit. The smooth board here is not an option, because it would elongate the features too much. What is needed in these cases is to give volume to the middle area of the mane. And for that, you know, nothing better than waves. If you have long hair and you don't want to always resort to curlers, sleep with braids at night.

Elongated face: straight / curly

This type of hair is one of the most difficult to style, but be careful because you can get a lot out of it like Julianne Moore does. Its cut is still a classic long bob with layers, but by waving only the middle and final part of the mane, it balances the face and gives it a spectacular appearance.

Elongated face: short with bangs

One of the best tactics you can follow if you want to wear your hair short is to add a somewhat disheveled fringe like Robin Wright's. If you also use some babylights highlights, which focus on highlighting and attenuating features by creating points of light in strategic places, you will be able to visually give it more volume.

Elongated face: layered

It is very important that this type of hair be worn with layered cuts to increase its volume. Lyv Tyler also wears loops in the middle of her hair, so she manages to balance her long face and give her scant hair more volume.

Square face: bob

Bob cuts are ideal for all types of women, whatever their hair is. Diane Kruger, who has very fine hair, wears it in waves for movement and a somewhat rebellious touch that also makes her look younger.

Square face: straight bangs

The bangs are also ideal for sparsely populated hair, because they can cover the front area, which is usually one of the scarcest. Of course, the bangs should be light and long so as not to have to cut too much hair and leave the rest depopulated. Keep it slightly open to soften your features if you have a slightly square jaw.

Square face: semi-gathered

Semi-updos can be a good option, but remember to leave a few loose strands next to the face that cover the lack of hair on the sides, as Keira Knightley does. Forget the updos that have all the hair back.

Square face: boyish with bangs

Girls with little hair and a face with a very marked jaw can resort to this type of cut. It is a "boyish" or "boyish style" not too short, to which a fringe is added that makes it seem that we have more hair than the real one.

Oval face: curtain bangs

It is very subtle, but if you notice, the front locks only reach the cheeks and even if they are combed back they "open" the mane. You have to add waves at the ends, as Irina Shayk does, with the help of a pair of tweezers or an iron to achieve the ideal result.

Oval face: long bob

Long bobs also flatter all women. If you have an oval face, you can add short but open bangs, like Alexa's, to update the cut a bit. When dyeing it, go for a soft gradient. Visually, it also adds more volume as the tone lightens.

Oval face: carré

It is going to be one of the star cuts for this summer and it is the most glamorous. For those with little or very fine hair, it is a good idea to leave the side section slightly longer than the rest so that it attracts all the attention. When combing it, it should be dried by hollowing out the roots so that it gains more volume.

Oval face: to one side

Carrying the part to the side is a good tactic to increase the volume of one of the sides of the head. The other, better to wear it up or behind the ear, like Paula Echevarría.

Triangular face: XL mane

If you want to wear long hair you can, but, as we have already said in other cuts, layers are mandatory. In this case, it is vital to give volume to the root, for this, when you have it dry, shake them with the cold air of the dryer and you will have a mane as spectacular as Nicole Kidman's.

Oval face: straight bob

If your hair, in addition to being fine, is smooth as a board (something quite common on the other hand), you can also wear a bob cut. Of course, get styling products (a dry shampoo or a spray) that add volume so that it does not stay too close to your head.

Oval face: long bob

Another ideal option for triangular or heart-shaped faces is the long bob, the same cut as before, but a little longer. Here you can add waves if you feel like it or continue with the smooth board. Of course, the layers are once again essential.

Oval face: tousled

Highly polished looks don't do you any favors because they don't flatter you, so go for the disheveled ones, which are much more current and will help make you look younger.

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If you want to see more types of haircuts for thin or thin hair, we have the perfect cut for these cases.

If you have little hair or you have very fine hair and you want to hide it, there are several things you should take into account to get your cut right and make it look like you actually have great hair. And that's without the need for extensions.

The best haircuts for fine hair

Layers . Layered cuts are essential to increase hair volume , especially if you have it fine and straight. The best thing is to take them from medium to ends and rather long so as not to run out of quantity in the end.
The Bobs . Whether they are classic or in their long version, they are one of the best options for all types of hair because of how easy they are to care for. By leaving the front locks longer than the rest, it seems that you have more.
Waves . Wearing waves in your hair is a good trick to increase its volume, yes, it reduces the length, as is obvious. So if you want to wear your hair in a bob or a bob, you should take that into account.
Bangs . Yes, the scarcer hair can also be made bangs but there are several aspects to take into account. The first is that the bangs should not be too thick because, if not, we will be left without hair for the rest of the mane. The best are the scarce and long bangs, those of the curtain, because they "open" the hair and provide volume, and also the lopsided ones. If you do not know which bangs suit you best according to the shape of your face, we suggest you read this article.
Short . Do you want to wear a pixie cut but you have little or very thin hair? No problem, the key is to leave the bangs longer than the rest and give it texture with some salt spray to thicken and provide volume.
Long . If what you are looking for is an XL mane, you will have to layer yes or yes and spend a few minutes to hollow out your roots with cold air from the dryer.

Olga G. San Bartolomé's tricks to care for fine hair

Wash it daily, but with little shampoo. It is okay to wash your hair daily when it is very fine, because it is true that it gets dirty very easily. But do not apply shampoo twice, a "hazelnut" product is enough.
Use special shampoo for fine hair. Don't make the mistake of washing it off with a greaseproof shampoo. With the continued use of this type of shampoo, you can end up causing a flaking of the scalp.
Forget about products that contain silicone. Shampoos, conditioners, and masks that contain silicones will make your hair dirty even faster.
Low density mane? Try to change the line of site. This way you will see how your hair seems to have more volume.
From time to time, dry shampoo. There are those that even incorporate some color to hide areas less populated by hair. Visually it will appear that you have more hair instantly.
Use leave-in conditioner. Fine hair is usually hair that needs a lot of water. If you don't give it to him, it will look dry, dull, and lifeless. With the leave-in conditioner, you will maintain hydration throughout the day.

Also, don't miss this video by Olga G. San Bartolomé where she tells us a super trick that we can do at home, if we want to give life and movement to the hair.

By Sonia Murillo