We all have hair problems—frizz, dryness, split ends—but when you have fine or thinning hair, your biggest enemy is lack of volume.
And did you know that the wrong haircut can make your strands look lifeless and dull? This is where changing your hairstyle comes in. While a foolproof haircare routine is important, a hairstyle suited for your hair density still makes a ton of difference.
Below, we gathered the best A-list hairstyles to inspire your next salon sesh!
1. Sydney Sweeney’s Sleek Waves
The epitome of effortless, Sydney Sweeney’s sleek waves instantly give volume to long, thin locks.
While long hair can often feel boring, Sydney’s hairstylist Glen Oropeza created subtle layers and highlights to add dimensione to her look.
Tip for Thin Hair: Change your parting for extra volume! And if you want va-va-voom hair, cop Sydney’s Dark Blonde Halo to complete the style.
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2. Maisy Stella’s Half Ponytail
While any ponytail hairstyle can be daunting for those with fine or thin hair, actress Maisy Stella proves you can still make it work for you!
Of course, Maisy used our Cream Blonde Halo to give her mane a boost, but with or without hair extensions this can still be a beautiful hairstyle for you.
A messy, half-up ponytail with a face-framing fringe works best for thinning hair as it adds body and movement to your locks.
Tip for Thin Hair: Don’t make the half-ponytail too perfect. The “messier” or “undone” it looks the better as this gives your hair extra texture.
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3. Cara Delevingne’s Deep Side Part
Wearing your hair in the same part for a long period of time can place a strain on the strands, making it more prone to breakage—aka, traction damage.
Move it around and try a deep side part like Cara’s, so your weakened hair can rest and have time to get stronger.
With your new part, you can try different hairstyles as well, like a straight lob.
Tip for Thin Hair: We know tapered ends are best for hair that’ll wear hair extensions, but if you don’t plan to wear one so much, have your ends cut in a blunt way. Blunt ends instantly create the illusion of healthier, thicker hair!
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4. Daisy Edgar-Jones’s Blunt Bangs
Full bangs not only add visual interest to your face and hairstyle, they also add volume to balance out the thinness or flatness of your hair. Use a hot brush or straightener to style it so it falls beautifully no matter how much you move.
Tip for Thin Hair: Avoid cutting your bangs too thick. Ask your hairstylist for full, blunt bangs with face-framing layers so the grow-out still looks gorgeoua.
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5. Hailee Steinfeld’s Bob
A bob is a great option for people with thinning hair as the sharp, blunt style can frame your face beautifully.
We love how Hailee Steinfeld’s stylist Danielle Priano gave her bob a French twist with loose waves for a tres chic finish.
Tip for Thin Hair: Don’t be afraid to play with your bob! Switch up your part, experiment with curls and waves, and even try adding texturising spray and gel for extra volume and body.
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6. Sabrina Carpenter’s Curtain Bangs
Sabrina Carpenter’s curtain bangs (and hairstyle, in general) is the face-framing cut to boost the appearance of thin hair. It contains a lot of layers while her iconic fringe connect to her shortest layers—avoiding the dreaded look of blocky bangs.
Tip for Thin Hair: Ask your hairstylist for wispy, feathered ends for to emulate Sabrina’s whimsical ‘do. Don’t forget to request layers that bring out your jaw and cheekbones!
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7. Khloe Kardashian’s Mermaid Waves
The dream for a lot of thin-haired girlies, including us. Got short hair? Sitting Pretty’s got your back! The halo hair extensions can be as long as 20 inches so you can get instant mermaid hair. Just make sure to wave out your hair so it seamlessly blends together.
Tip for Thin Hair: Apply a heat protectant before using a curling iron or wave maker on your hair. And of course, spritz a bit of hairspray to keep the waves intact all day.
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8. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Blowout
No matter what hair length you have, or whether you have bangs or not, a blowout will create a ton of faux volume. Don’t be afraid to switch up your hair part!
Tip for Thin Hair: Dry your hair up to 80% before blowing it out with a hot roller brush or a blow dryer and round brush duo. To make sure it lasts long, set your blowout with soft rollers and keep them in until they’re fully dry.
