Which hair cut is best suited for thin straight hair?
Ok, first off, DO NOT LAYER YOUR HAIR.You have straight hair. When you said “thin” hair, do you mean it's thinning on scalp area or the hair is fine in texture? Big difference between the two.I looked at your profile but I don't know if the picture is you. If it is, you don't have thin hair. You may have fine hair.It you have straight, thin or fine hair, having it a little long on top and parting it on a side angle, will help camouflage the scalp a bit and it makes hair look fuller…thicker.There is an option that is super fun if you are willing to try it. A pixie cut and going blonde or platinum. In doing so, you are colouring the hair to a pale colour, next to the scalp, this gives less contrast. You won't see the scalp through your hair as much.When hair is thin, it's usually stringy when you grow it long. So I would not recommend that you grow it longer than a chin length bob.Michelle Williams has super fine and thin hair. Her hair got thinner after she had her child. So, she went super short. Here is one hairstyle at different stages of it growing out. She tried the longer look again but has since cut it all off again. It's what best suits this hair type.If you want any more ideas, just ask. :-)
Straight bangs with permed hair... a do or don't?
It's completely up to you. I've seen girls with straight bangs and curls that looked nice however, I will say that I don't think the look comes off as well if the hair is in those ringlet curls and the bang is pin-straight. That's just too much contrast. If your curls are fairly large or even close to large soft waves and you go with a straight bang, I think that would look good. Just be careful with the flat iron. If you hold it in one spot too long, you'll burn your hair.
Which haircut suits me? My face is long and I have lengthy, straight hair.
If your hair is long and straight, skip the trip to the barber and try different braids and updos. Long hair is very versatile and you are not stuck with the same boring, frumpy style if you cut your hair short. I made the mistake of trying short hair and I did not look good with short hair. Most women do not, but still think they should cut their hair short anyway.
Which haircut suits best for long straight hair?
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Why doesn't longer hair suit me if i have an oval face shape?
i tried the front bangs look with straightly cropped shoulder length hair...but it makes the bottom half of my face look big and fat i have an oval face shape so universally, any hairstyle should work...but i've found that when i have my bangs clipped up and my hair tied back, i look prettier with all of my face exposed. so even with an oval shaped face...that shoulder length hair doesn't suit me? and im guessing that oval shaped faces look good with hair tied back?
What haircut would suit a thin long hair with side bangs? Moreover I don't want to reduce my hair length too much.
Long hair which are thin are mostly sore to eyes. When you open them they actually show the density of hair.no matter what cut you do it will go back to the pavilion after few daysBest is go for natural hair extensions of quality similar to yours . They are best and easy to use.no need to worry about density when you open your hair. Make sure not to add many extentions as they will look unnatural. Just a few locks of hair. Believe me it's the best
No hairstyles suit me?
I agree with Butter^ and wanted to add that side-swept bangs look good on literally everyone. They aren't hard to maintain if you keep them long enough (cut to your cheekbones). And ponytail + side bangs will de-emphasize your forehead if you want that. If you emphasize lift on your head/crown too that moves the eye towards your face and away from your shoulders/bottom of your hair. You can do that through layers or a ballerina bun on the top of your head--just don't pull your hair super tight.