A loose chignon is a great updo for thin hair. It can be created with a rope twist, and the base of the pony can be pinned. Khloe Kardashian’s stylist, Fitzsimons, shows how to create this look in her video below. The chignon is one of her favorites. It’s a style that can be worn in any season, and it’s easy to achieve.
Make ends the showstopper of your updo
A clever updo can hide thin hair and add volume to long or medium length locks. Start with a low ponytail and strategically curl or pin around the base to create volume. Once the sides are finished, gently push the ends back with a comb or brush to create a loose chignon. To finish, use bobby pins to hold it in place and a hair styling product to add texture.
A classic chignon is a chic updo that works well for formal occasions and holiday parties. It also looks adorable and is easy to achieve. You can even try an off-center chignon if you want to give your hair more body. Curly styles are also a good way to add thickness to thin hair. You can play around with highlights for a dramatic effect or add volume to thin hair by adding curls.
Create a soft, aerial look
Updos for thin hair are generally airy and soft. You can add volume and lift to fine tresses by using whipped waves or loosely pinned sections. If your hair is long enough, you can try a voluminous chignon. To make your hair look fuller, curl it or use texture products to create a more textured finish.
You can also add texture to thin tresses by using a volumizing mousse. Use it on wet or dry hair and apply it at the roots to get a lift. Alternatively, you can flip your head upside down to add lift to your hairstyle. Whether you’re aiming for an evening look or an elegant occasion, you can create a soft, aerial look with hairstyle updos for thin hair.
Add a deep side part
A deep side part is a hairstyle that creates more volume and emphasizes a swoop over one eye. To create a deep side part, start by pulling out a small section of hair and teasing the base with short strokes. Then, hit the roots with flexible hair spray. Continue this process until the desired side part is achieved on the other side of the head. Add a small amount of hair spray to the part before styling.
If your hair is a bit too thin for a deep side part, add a French braid on either side of the part. This style emphasizes the shape of the wide side of the part, giving it a basket-bottom appearance. Add some shimmering silk or colorful hair rings to make the braid look more interesting. Add your hairspray and some confidence and you’ll be ready to rock the trend.
Add a Dutch lace braid
If you want to add a little extra glamour to your regular hairstyle, you can add a Dutch lace braid. To create this hairstyle, you need to brush the hair back, then part it into three sections. With a rat-tail comb, divide your hair into three sections. Hold the right strand with your right hand and the left with your left. Braid your hair by slipping one section of it into the second section.
To make it easier, start by creating a Dutch braid by taking the front and back strands and weaving them under the center. Ensure that the hair on top is straight. Continue to braid until you reach your ear. Secure the braid with an elastic band. Repeat the process on the other side. Once you have the first Dutch braid done, you can add a second. Continue putting hair into the Dutch braid and then adding the top section to the other.
Create a messy bun
One of the easiest hairstyles for thin hair is a messy bun. This updo gives you plenty of options. Depending on the length and thickness of your hair, you can make it look textured and large or low and messy. This style is versatile and can be worn year-round. Here are some tips to help you achieve the look you’re after. First, choose a hairstyle that works with your hair’s texture and thickness.
Short hair is a challenge to work with. Thankfully, you can create a messy bun for short hair with some creativity. For example, you can create a bun with an elastic band. Next, take a small ponytail and stick it into the band. Another trick is to backcomb the hair to create more volume. This is the key to creating a full and messy bun. Once you’ve achieved this look, you’ll have your hair up in a bun that’s both stylish and practical.
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