Thin to thick?

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Iliana N.

Apr 5, 2013

Iliana N.

Hello dolls!
I have thin-long-layered hair and sometimes it's hard to pull off a simple braid (cuz it looks so skinny) :/ merp. Any of you lovely ladies know some cute updo's that'll make my hair look thick? Lol (Not sure if I explained myself enough)

Alondra G.

Apr 5, 2013

Alondra G.

A sock bun. Have you tried pulling and loosening parts of your braid out? It makes it look thicker.

Manal M.

Apr 5, 2013

Manal M.

I personally recommend that you don't tease your hair, you have thin hair so it will appear very unappealing, Try a deep part in your hair, and for updos I found a collage of hairstyles for thin hair!

Eilish S.

Apr 5, 2013

Eilish S.

Gotta love thin hair, I also suffer from it. Sock buns work well, and also to add volume leave your hair in a bun overnight to create texture. In the morning, throw it back into a high ponytail, the texture makes your hair look much fuller.

Jessie W.

Apr 5, 2013

Jessie W.

I suffer from thin hair as well. Sometimes I use a teaser brush but it doesn't look too well. But I do recommend you to do some different kinds of braids. I personally think a side fishtail braid works well for thin hair! Good luck and hope I helped xx

Iliana N.

Apr 5, 2013

Iliana N.

Thank you so much ladies!

Alexandra G.

Apr 5, 2013

Alexandra G.

Loosening the braid by pulling pieces gently makes it look thicker 😊

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