Fine hair is no longer a fatality if you adopt the right cut and the right hairstyle. Unlike her sister Gigi, Bella Hadid juggles between several lengths, colors and hairstyles, even adopting bangs or a few strands to make her fine hair a strength of her look, always at the top. Many women have fine hair. Damien Boissinot, hairstylist and hairstylist René Furterer shares his tips and professional advice for cutting, styling and caring for fine hair. Wow effect guaranteed.
How to recognize fine hair?
The diagnosis is simple: if your hair is rather flat, without volume, fragile and brittle then it is final, you have fine hair. For Damien Boissinot, "It is not a disaster but fine hair is more demanding in maintenance, and it is essential to maintain it well to restore it to look and style". The hairdresser therefore recommends cutting them very regularly – even just a few centimeters – to eliminate in particular the forks which weaken them. "Well maintained, a fine hair can become as strong and strong as a thick hair and especially with a good cut", he admits.
What cuts to choose for fine hair?
In terms of hair, Damien Boissinot is final “A fine hair is worn short; to keep them long is to weaken them, they lose their natural strength ”.
Despite this, there are many ideas for a stylish hairstyle thanks to a trendy cut. There is no shortage of tips:
we prick the boyish cut to the man: adopted by Kristen Stewart for an androgynous look
we adopt the square: this so-called full or straight cut allows to conserve material so that when styling we have a feeling of volume effect. Above all, we avoid any degradation
we give in to the bangs – if the shape of your face allows it: dare to cross the cap even more if you have fine hair: a straight bang therefore not too tapered on fine hair it is the assurance of a look sophisticated and always trendy.
To summarize, we avoid the gradient and other cuts with tapered tips or razor and we prefer short straight and full cuts without too much length. Ready to adopt the boyish, the square or the fringe?
What about hair coloring?
Basically yes, because the coloring gives body to the hair. Whether with a Californian sunscreen, a few highlights or even a full head color. There is no shortage of ideas in terms of coloring to give even more style to your fine hair. Damien Boissinot recommends getting started, taking care to use suitable care products and to nourish your hair because a coloring also weakens the hair fiber.
Some beauty tips for styling fine hair
Everything is good for adding volume and style. There are a myriad of hairstyles suitable for fine hair. Super smoothed or with a nice wavy while moving, styling tools are particularly recommended for styling fine hair. But beware, Damien Boissinot recommends even more for this type of hair not to exceed 180 degrees so as not to weaken them. If you opt for a bun, do not hesitate to use a donut for an XXL volume effect.
How to maintain fine hair?
Under the effect of fatty substances, fine hair flattens so we avoid all too rich treatments, oils and other butters. We therefore opt for suitable products. Our expert Damien Boissinot recommends washing your hair by chaining two successive shampoos, taking the time to lather well on the scalp and to alternate 3 different products so that the fiber does not get used to the active ingredients too quickly. For example, we start for 15 days with a shampoo for fine hair, then the next 15 days a volume shampoo and finally a product for colored hair if we chose this option. On fine hair, you can easily do without using care such as conditioners or masks especially if you have not done color.
Beauty tip for the pro: the dry shampoo is particularly suitable for fine hair because in addition to removing excess sebum from the scalp at the roots it also coats the hair for a few hours. To try it is to adopt it!
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