Looking for more inspo? Read on for our best styling tips and our favorite celebrity-inspired haircuts and hairstyles for thin or fine hair. 'Use a boar bristle teasing brush - I suggest no more than three swipes with the brush when teasing and make sure to thoroughly smooth over the top.'

'And volumizing powder is the perfect tool for a quick pick-me-up during the day.' As for teasing to make your hair look thicker, do it with care to avoid breakage: 'Giving yourself a small lift off the roots is a good idea, just proceed with caution,' says Lund. 'I recommend blow-drying with your hands, moving the hair around in all directions to get lots of movement and volume.' Also remember that dry shampoo and volumizing powder can be your best friend: 'Dry shampoo is designed to absorb oils while adding volume and texture,' Lund adds. Curtain bangs are one of the most versatile, blendable types of bangs that said, its incredibly easy to fake the style. 'Blow-drying allows you to 'set' your hair from wet to dry to create volume and longevity in your style,' she says. Lund says you should always start by blow-dryingthin locks. Once you have the right haircut, it's all about how you style it. Asking your colorist for highlights that frame your face is another great way to fake fullness. Ask your stylist for a volume-enhancing haircut, like an asymmetrical or blunt bob, says Sarah Lund, style master for Kevin Murphy.

If you're looking to give your fine or thin hair a boost without spending all your money on a head full of extensions, you're going to want to start with the right haircut.

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