If you have long hair and the texture of your hair is fine, it does not mean that you need to go for a short haircut to have a fuller hair appearance. Fine hair need not be necessarily thin and it just means that you need to go in for the right haircut which would add volume and bounce to your hair.
If you have fine long hair which is healthy, leave it as so. With natural treatments at home like egg conditioning, your hair will have volume and health. And you could get a wide u shape or straight cut at the edge which will keep the length of your hair even.
If you have long, fine hair and would like to keep it so, you could opt for bangs. Bangs in front, in the form of a fringe or a side swept bang, highlights the features of your face and makes it possible to draw attention away from the fine, thin hair. You could also add braids as part of the hairstyle which would variety to your long hair.
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Then again, the layered look is best for fine hair. It helps to add volume and variety to the hair and is great for fine hair. This type of hair usually sits straight and gives the layered look the sleek, straight effect.
For fine, long hair you could also go in for some flicks. As seen above, the layered hair strands are given flicks towards the ends so that they caress the face and gives stylish look overall.
You could accentuate the ends of the hair into waves or curls. This helps to add volume to the hair and provides a different style for straight, fine hair.
Thus, these and various ways long, fine hair can be flaunted and variety can be added which would provide the body and volume that fine hair craves.
Original article and pictures take www.selectyourhairstyle.com site
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