16/ These 5 cuts are perfect for fine curly hair!
Meet 5 curly hair cuts that will give volume to the strands! (Photo: Instagram @curlsbymarina)
The blunt cut is a straight cut that makes fine curly hair fuller (Photo: Instagram @curlsfirst)
The coconut cut is a layered cut on top that makes thin, thin curly hair more voluminous (Photo: Instagram @baddiee.ash)
Those with fine curly hair can bet on the cut with gradient layers (Photo: Instagram @gabiwithcurls)
The rounded cut is perfect for thin, thin curly hair (Photo: Instagram @mayssas_beauty_mark)
One of the best cuts for thin, thin curly hair is the asymmetrical bob (Photo: Instagram @emani.marie)
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ExploreLooking for cuts for fine curly hair, diva? If for those with voluminous curls the cuts that help to distribute the volume are the most suitable, in the case of fine hair the proposal is the opposite: to create volume and make the strands fuller. And as we know it's not easy to find tips like this for curly hair out there, we've prepared this list with 5 cuts that are perfect for fine curly hair. Check out!
1. The blunt cut is a straight cut that leaves fine curly hair full-bodied
Straight haircuts are always a good bet for those with short hair. And for the divas who have fine and thin curly hair it is no different: the straight ends make the hair thicker and visually more voluminous. Known as a blunt cut, this type of cut can be done on all hair lengths, but it looks more modern on medium and short strands.
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2. The coconut choppy cut is perfect for fine curly hair.
Ever heard of the coconut tree cut for curly hair? It takes its name because it's made with short layers on top of the head and longer graduations down the length. The short layers are perfect for adding volume to fine curly hair, as well as making the look super stylish. You can still take advantage of the finish to make a curly fringe to frame the face and complete the look.
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3. Layers add volume and bounce to fine, thinning curly hair.
Layered cuts are true wildcards for curly hair. For those with voluminous strands, layering helps to distribute volume, but for those with fine, thinning curly hair, they add volume and give the strands movement. The secret to achieving this effect is to bet on shorter gradient layers so that the overlapping strands make the hair look fuller.
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4. The asymmetrical bob is one of the best cuts for fine curly hair.
If you have fine curly hair, try the asymmetrical bob. Similar to the classic bob cut, it is a short haircut where the strands at the back of the neck are shorter than the ends at the front. To add volume to the curls, keep the ends straight and create a slight layered gradient at the back.
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5. Those with fine and thin curly hair can bet on the rounded cut
The rounded cut is an old acquaintance of curly hair. Often used to create black power hair, it is characterized by the almost total absence of layers or disconnections, being completely symmetrical. It is precisely this finish that gives more volume to the strands and makes this model one of the best cut options for fine and thin curly hair.
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Learning how to get a new haircut is essential to enhance your day-to-day look. For divas with fine curly hair, finishing is even more important, as it can help add more volume to the cut and disguise thinning strands.
Our tip is to choose a finisher with the proposal to stimulate the volume of the curls, such as the Volumão Jelly from the Cachos do Seu Jeito line, which has a lighter texture. Apply to the strands making the tape and dry with the diffuser from bottom to top - without leaving the device on the ends for a long time. With hair completely dry, use your fingers or a fork comb to lift the root and press the curls from bottom to top with the palm of your hand.
