By changing length, thin hair may be volumized. Layering small strands adds dimension, especially if your hair is thicker at the base.
Pushing a lot of your hair to one side and letting it settle in a comfortable, attractive posture will add fullness. This haircut is ideal for thin hair because it adds volume.
Side-swept bangs may highlight many thin hairstyles and emphasize face-framing rather than hair thickness or length.
In recent years, curtain bangs have returned for good cause. Curtain bangs may volumize thin hair like the '70s' huge hair.
Short and thin hair suits a basic or blunt bob. Choose a bob with the same length to make hair appear fuller.
Having a blunt bob or blunt cut with curtain bangs gives you thickness around your head and definition and volume in the front, highlighting your face.
A blunt cut generates full ends, making hair appear thicker and less wispy. This style suits straight hair exceptionally well.
All-time definition classic: pixie cut. Pixie cuts are ideal for thin hair. Smooth or spikey are two ways to wear it.