How to give volume and movement to thin hair? 5 cutting, finishing and care ideas

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13 How to add volume and movement to fine hair? 5 cutting, finishing and care ideas How to give volume and movement to thin hair? 5 cutting, finishing and care ideas

Check out 5 tips to give volume and movement to fine hair! (Photo: Instagram @lindsayshair)

How to give volume and movement to thin hair? 5 cutting, finishing and care ideas

Curtain bangs are a bangs style that works on all types of fine hair (Photo: Instagram @cecilialaulanne)

The cuts to give volume to fine hair manage to give movement to the strands (Photo: Instagram @stebunovhair)

The straight cut with frayed ends works great on thin, thin hair (Photo: Instagram @stebunovhair)

Try drying fine hair with a hairdryer from the bottom up (Photo: Instagram @raine.montalvao)

Curtain bangs are a trend that helps add volume to fine hair (Photo: Instagram @tajapickett)

The straight cut with frayed ends is ideal for all fine hair (Photo: Instagram @stebunovhair)

If you have fine hair, you can add volume and movement to your strands by cutting, styling and day-to-day care. As much as thin hair is confused with thin hair, it has to do with the thickness of the strand. That is, women with straight, wavy, curly and curly hair can have fine hair!

To increase the balance and volume of the locks, it is important to take some precautions when finishing and to bet on cuts that promote this effect.

Stay diva gathered 5 tips on how to give volume and movement to fine hair, from cuts to finishes. Check it out!

1. Straight cut with frayed ends adds volume and movement to fine, thinning hair

A great cut option for thin and thin hair is the straight finish with frayed ends. While the straight cut without layers creates the feeling of voluminous hair, the frayed ends are the icing on the cake to give the hair the movement it needs to be light and loose!

The cut guarantees this effect in all yarn textures, from straight to curly. In curly hair, the cut can leave a heavy look, so it's worth adding some layers to curly and kinky hair.

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2. Apply the right amount of styling cream so as not to weigh it down.

Excess styling cream is one of the things that can weigh down your fine hair during styling. The little product is wonderful for detangling, reducing frizz and aligning the strands, but you have to be careful not to weigh it down in your hand and end up applying too much cream! This can decrease hair volume and create an unnatural flat effect.

The secret to using the styling cream is to apply a small amount to your hands and gradually spread it over the length and ends, until you feel that all the strands have a light layer of the product.

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3. Curtain bangs give the impression of volume on fine hair

The curtain bangs bangs are sure to add volume to all fine hair textures, from straight to curly! Also called a curtain fringe or curtain, it is divided in the middle and can be made short, medium or long, in addition to matching all hair lengths.

The curtain bangs help to add volume to the strands and give them a natural balance because of the gradient effect, in which the strands closest to the center of the forehead are shorter than those at the ends.

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4. Dry your hair upside down with the hairdryer or diffuser

A practical way to add volume and movement to fine hair is to dry your hair upside down. This helps to "loosen" the strands from the root, reducing the flat effect that can cause the impression of less voluminous hair. If you have straight hair, use the dryer to do this trick, while wavy, curly and curly hair can use the diffuser to dry while increasing curl definition.

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5. Use a jelly for curly and frizzy hair

If you have fine curly hair, the secret to adding volume while maintaining the natural balance of the curls is to use a volumizing gelatin at the end! This finisher has a light and fluid texture that is not heavy, which facilitates the formation of volume. The tip is to use a gelatin that has shea butter and linseed oil in the formula to hydrate and nourish the curls, as is the case with Volumão Gelatin from the Cachos do Seu Jeito line, by Niely Gold!

How to use: apply the gelatin to the lengths and ends right after using the styling cream for the line. Then just knead the curls and enjoy the volume!

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