People with fine, thin hair...what haircut do you have

Collarbone length, long layers, side-swept bangs, shorter pieces in front to frame the face. Highlights to give the illusion of texture.

Mine is also fine and not a lot of it.

Youngest DD's is like this and she has an inverted stacked bob with the front coming just shy of her chin and the back stops at her hairline and stacks up a couple of inches from there. It looks cute and bouncy with minimal care.

This is my style too because it just looks blah if it gets any longer.

I got tired of fussing with mine and shaved it.
Best decision ever.

I think this is just the standard go-to hairstyle for women of a "certain age."  

I have some mousse, too, but I usually forget to put it in.  Blow-drying with a round brush helps - oh, and freecharlie, wash every other day and use dry shampoo on the days in between.  I get much better volume/curl retention on the second day with the dry shampoo and a little hairspray.

I have straight, fine, and thin hair. I just got mine done today.

Mine is fine, thin and straight as a pin. And I have a very round face. So pixie cuts are out unless I want to look like I have a pumpkin for a head. Right now I have a slightly angled bob that reaches just to my collar bone in the front and maybe 2 inches shorter in the back. I flat iron a bit of turn under, it's very sleek. And it's long enough for a ponytail if I want. I had bangs cut in august that I am growing back out. Im also hoping for a few more inches in total length, but im about to my stopping point of looks good and looks stringy. I also can't go two days with out shampooing, it looks really, really oily,

And, I use almost no product. I prefer my hair to feel squeaky clean then appear voluminous. I mean, I'd love to have voluminous hair, but it would be squeaky clean too.

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I too have fine, thin hair. I have it collar length, lots of layers, with bangs to cover my forehead wrinkles. I wash and condition daily because I use strong hairspray to keep it in some semblance of order. I wash, dry and go. 






Thin, fine, and sort of curly. My hair is shortish, with face framing pieces. I use a mousse for curly hair, blow dry with a diffuser, and work hard at making my little bit of hair look like more.
I like styles that are blown smooth, like chin length bobs, but every time I try that, my hair is ridiculously thin.

So puffed up curls it is.

Thank you. My hair was getting so thin it would take a ton of product and way too much time to look decent then a hour later would go flat. I saw this wig by Sherrie Shepherd on QVC and thought what the heck. Well I fell in love. The cut and color is exactly how I wear my hair so it seemed so natural. Getting ready now is so easy, just plop it on and I'm good to go.

It does take some getting used to, it does feel like a hat in the beginning but now when I go out I feel naked without it. No one ever can guess it's a wig. I think it's the color with the dark roots that makes it look so real. This style is hard to find now, seems her line has been discontinued. I stocked up and bought a couple cause they were so cheap.

I've worn it in a bob somewhere between chin and shoulder length with a stacked back. That always looked good. Now I keep it about right above my shoulders, slightly longer in the front than the back. Always side swept bangs because I feel like I have a high forehead.
Layers don't really work for me - they make my hair look thinner and flatter.

Long angled bob. I keep up with regular trims to keep it fresh. If I go too long without a trim the ends get gross.

Great thread. My hair is somewhat thin (yet my three kids have very thick hair) and it doesn't hold a curl. I used to get perms just so my hair would hold curl. I know straight is in style, but I do not look stylish at all with straight hair.