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Thin Hair Hairstyle
Q: I have thin hair on top and I would like a hair style that I could wear and not one that makes me look like an old woman.
A: I can certainly understand your concerns, as no one wants to have a hairstyle that makes them look older than they actually
are. However, there are so many factors that must be considered when choosing an appropriate hairstyle that it’s impossible to
simply name one trait about your hair (i.e. thin on top) and be able to get accurate suggestions for a flattering style.
There’s also the fact that a hairstyle’s designation as a “mature” style depends on what is
currently popular among women of a certain demographic. In the 50’s and 60’s many older women sported a “bubble” hairstyle. The
70’s and 80’s ushered in more of a “wedge” look with highly tapered nape areas. The 90’s saw an increase in the number of blunt
cut bobs among older women. And today, razor cuts for older women give softer looks. The one common trait of most styles among
older women is that they tend to be shorter, and generally easier to care for.
With your “thin on top” factor, I think you may want to consider a layered cut with the
shortest layers at the top of the head. This would make sure that any natural curl can live at “full volume” in the hairstyle and
give the appearance of thicker hair at the top of the head. You might also consider a large-curl perm to add volume to the layered
style and make the hair appear thicker. There are also “root-lift” sprays that you can use when drying the hair to make the hair
stand up from the scalp and give it a thicker appearance as well.
If you want more specific suggestions for hairstyles, I recommend you visit Hairstyles Advisor.
They offer custom hair assessments and advice on hairstyles, and skin care as part of their consultation packages. The women I’ve
talked to who’ve used the service have all had very positive comments.
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