65 of the Best-Ever Hairstyles and Haircuts for Thin Hair

A textured, asymmetrical bob — like actress Vanessa Hudgens' — is the best hairstyle for making thin hair appear more voluminous. The unevenness of the cut gives the hair dimension, while the subtle waves offer volume and movement.

A slicked-back 'do never fails to turn heads and model Cara

Delevingne is all the evidence needed. Just remember to slick your hair back when it's dry, because if you do it when it's wet, your hair could appear separated and thinner.

Give yourself a deep side part like actress Olivia Munn's — it's the easiest and fastest way to create dramatic oomph. It creates height and fullness, and Lund offers this pro tip: "Switch your part up when hair becomes limp to revive the full feeling!"

Highlights are a simple way to add the illusion of texture to thin hair and actress Jennifer Lopez's bronde strands are no exception. Don't be afraid to play with different color combos to reflect your personality and complexion.

Actress Sally Field's hairstyle shows us how a curling iron and a little bit of teasing at the root can go a long way.

Thin hair and dainty waves are a match made in beauty heaven. Singer Katy Perry's hair looks extra voluminous with its waves and flipped-out ends.

Searching for a simple way to define your facial features? Introducing, curtain bangs. These longer bangs will flatter most hair types and face shapes, plus they're especially great for those with thin hair, as they add face-framing volume. Singer Rihanna got the memo!

The long bob keeps popping up on red carpets everywhere because it can so easily volumize limp strands. Just ask your stylist for some textured layers to add a little boost for a look like actress Emma Stone's.

Ready to look like a million bucks? Make like actress Gabrielle Union and ask your colorist for money piece hair highlights, a.k.a. highlights that frame the front of your face. This balayage technique add volume and dimension, especially to thin locks.

By foregoing a part and brushing her hair with plenty of volume, actress Meryl Streep shows us how to add dimension and lift without much effort.

This isn't the sky-high bump from the '60s. A little volume at the crown of the head gets the job done, and the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton is proof.

Actress Hilary Duff's length and layers are perfect for those with fine hair, says Lund. "Long soft layers create movement and make creating volume easier as the hair is lighter," she says. "Adding waves increases that fullness and texture."

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If your hair is short, add a little wax or pomade to the front and push it backwards so it sticks up a bit, just like actress Kristen Wiig did; this gives the impression that the rest of your hair is fuller.

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Take a cue from actress Zoe Saldana and pull your hair into a low bun or pony. This style doesn't require any volume to pull off, making it the perfect option for someone with thinner locks. Not to mention, it's an absolutely stunning wedding hairstyle if you have thin hair.

Parting your hair in a non-straight line like dancer Julianne Hough did makes the top layers stick up a little more, giving the illusion of thicker hair.

Even when styled straight, model Jourdan Dunn's medium-length cut and ombre color looks anything but flat, giving off the impression of depth and fullness.

The height and messiness of actress Kate Beckinsale's ponytail is only part of what makes this style look voluminous. The pins holding the sides of her hair in place are also helping to prop up the front of her hair for more height.

Let's take it back to the '70s, shall we? The shag haircut revives thin hair with its many choppy layers. Thanks to its wavy nature, it's a super flattering style for women with fine hair, as seen on singer Taylor Swift.

If your hair is on the finer side, you don't want to detract from your overall volume by cutting blunt bangs. Instead, opt for piecey, wispy bangs like actress Rashida Jones.

A stacked bob is perfect for thin hair — after all, it's 360 degrees of full layers! Opt for side swept bangs, too, like actress Keira Knightley, to complete the tousled look.