Do you have enough self confidence for one of the popular new short hairstyles for fine hair? You may if you have a special flair and love carefree hair styles.

All that aside, such cuts are also a godsend for fine hair as they provide volume and fullness for what would otherwise be thin, limp hair. So if you are ready to take on this challenge then check out some of the short hairstyles for fine hair that are currently all the rage.

Fine, straight hair is well suited to an extremely short shag. This might not be the cut for you if you have super fine hair however.

Styling Tip: For better movement and added volume go for fewer longer layers. It is generally best to have few layers as too many can make fine hair appear sparse and thin.

If you want a wash and go hairstyle consider the modern pixie. This low fuss style is perfect if you don’t have hours to spend in the bathroom each day. All you do is wash, comb and air dry.

Styling Tip: Short styles work for most face shapes. But if you’re taller with a smallish head you might want to steer clear of the dramatically shorter hairstyles.

If you are bored with the traditional bob why not go for angled bobs? With angled bobs your hair is cut shorter in the back while the front section of hair is a bit longer. This combines to give more movement and swing to your dry, limp hair.

Styling Tip Even though the layers are typically cut short you might find the happy medium in length so you have the option of wearing your tresses different ways on different days.

Another short easy hairstyle is angled shag which is a classic bob only with a twist. The only styling tool you need is a blow dryer plus a styling product meant for fine hair.

Styling Tip: Back combing or teasing your hair towards your scalp or drying hair upside down adds fullness and volume to fine hair.

Another makeover idea is bangs. A flirty fringe suits most any face shape. You should find the side swept, short, or straight variety all work for you with equal success.

Styling Tip: On flat hair days don’t be afraid to apply a little volumizing mousse to your hair at root level and maintain the volume with a light spritz of hair spray. Just don’t overwork it or you risk the whole thing falling flat on you.

Fine hair doesn’t have to be flat and lifeless as long as you know how to work with it. This list of easy to manage shorter cuts should help. Plus with the styling tips thrown in, you should have some idea of how take fine hair and add the volume nature forgot to include.

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