22 Short haircut: 5 versions that value hair with little volume
Some cuts value hair without volume and help to add body to the thinnest strands. See some inspirations!
There are two types of people: those who want to reduce their hair volume and those who want to increase it. If you have hair with little volume and you are part of the second group, here is your place! With the right short haircut, the dream of giving body and volume to thin strands can come true.
Next, Fica Diva gathered 5 suggestions for a short female haircut for those who want to ensure more volume to the look. Just choose your favorite, schedule a trip to the beauty salon and then show your new look around.
1) Short bob
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The short bob has everything to be that low-volume haircut you've been looking for. It consists of leaving the strands very short, between the height of the chin and the mouth, with the ends straight in front and the back with peaks and graduations. This short layered haircut makes the hair lighter and, in this way, guarantees more volume to the hair. Perfect!
2) Long bob
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The long bob is similar to the short bob but, as the name suggests, it is slightly longer. In this version, the back part of the hair is cut at neck level and the front part is a little lower, creating an asymmetrical, layered structure that helps to add volume to the strands. And the best: the long bob works great on all hair types, from the straightest to the wavy and curly ones.
3) Blunt cut
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The blunt cut is that straight cut, without any layers. It maintains the same length between all strands and can make the hair more "armed", being perfect for those who want to gain more volume.
To make the look even more stylish, you can bet on a blunt cut with bangs. For hair with little volume, the curtain fringe is a great option, as it helps to elongate the face and gives the impression that the strands are more voluminous.
If your hair isn't straight, don't worry: this short haircut suits all hair types, including wavy and 3A or 3B curly hair. For those with tighter curls, the only difference is that it might be better to invest in a longer blunt cut to avoid a triangle effect, you know?
4) Pixie hair
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Pixie hair (or “joãozinho”) is perfect for adding volume to thinning hair. If you have very thin ends due to chemistry or lack of hydration, even better! He is very short and takes away all that length that may be harming the volume of the hair. Not to mention that pixie hair can be done in several variations: frayed, with bangs, without bangs... there's something for everyone.
5) Shaggy hair
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If you have curly hair with little volume, believe me: the shaggy cut can be the solution. By the way, it goes very well with all types of hair, including straight and wavy. The shaggy hair is all layered and gives more volume to the top of the hair, while the ends are disconnected and asymmetrical. It can come with a fringe (whichever style you prefer) or be a cut without bangs at all. Either way, it looks beautiful and super stylish!
How to give more volume to short and thin hair with styling?
The dryer can be a great ally when it comes to finishing thinning hair. When drying, try to loosen the root to avoid that flat brush effect. Drying the strands close to the root, from the inside out, with your own fingers also helps to ensure more volume.
Cold wind is usually the best option to prevent frizz. But if you prefer the heat of the dryer, don't forget to apply a thermal protector or leave-in before the whole process. The leave-in is perfect because it doesn't weigh down the locks, but it helps to model the strands (you can "scrunch" the length with your hands to create curls or waves).
