Straight styles for those with thin locks are not taboo, especially those who have a layered haircut with bangs.

Add really subtle highlights to upgrade that style then go and rock your straight free-flowing tresses.

Thin long hair looks amazing when the haircut and the coloring solution work well together.

Try this style for those with thin hair and soft long layers, underlined with balayage highlighting technique finished in gorgeous shades of blonde ash.

It creates the desired volume around the crown of the head while adding fullness to your tresses.

Loose curls look exceptional on long fine hair.

This Style plays both on color and texture.

Honey blonde with subtle natural-looking highlights works with a haircut with a few layers to build a fetching look, giving your hair that desirable dimension.

Apply dry shampoo on the roots for even thicker hair.

Backcomb your hair in order to add volume and life to long thin hair even weeks after the trim you had.

If you want volumizing haircuts for thin long hair, but are not ready to sacrifice length, go with feathered layers on the ends starting from your chin down.

With light warm-toned highlights around your face, that creates volume and dimension.

You can enjoy long hair while looking fabulous at the same time!

If you’re looking for solutions to make your long thin hair appear more voluminous, try giving it bangs.

Wispy bangs add substantial volume to the base of the cut, all while creating movement, making thin long hair look full of life.

Pair them up with blunt-cut ends to create a startling contrast.

Your long thin hair will look so casual and effortless.

Curtain bangs work really well with long layers. They’ll give you versatile styling options.

Try and use a texture spray to add grit and volume or just arrange your hair in an elegant updo pinning your face-framing layers.

Now you look super chic!

Volumizing haircuts can look irresistibly voluptuous even for thin long hair.

This style features bouncy face-framing strands with soft waves, and the crisp blonde with shaded roots creates extra volume.

Flipped ends also makes thin hair look as light as a feather too.

This gorgeous style is sure to catch a lot of attention.

Beach babes inspired this stunning coiffure which offers fullness and body to thin hair.

Sun-drenched loose curls look really effortless and chic, and the best part is they are low maintenance.

A curling iron and a few spritzes of salt spray are all you need.

For beach waves to look more voluminous, ask your colorist to make the roots darker, like your hair was naturally sun-bleached.

Finer hair when grown long may lose some volume on top.

To add more volume and balance your facial features, go for light layering from the top down.

A layered cut helps resolve the problem of thinning hair all while creating a dainty feminine look.

That has long hair looking healthy and vigorous.

This stunning deep burgundy adds that bit of edge and not only is it enchanting, but hair also looks much thicker.

If you prefer your hair past your shoulders, ask the stylist to add long layers.

A fresh trim is a good way to get rid of split ends, something long thin hair often suffers from, and that adds texture all in one sitting as well.

Add a subtle touch of color with intricate highlights to deliver the desired volume and also create the effect of fuller hair.

Haircuts for thin long hair will benefit from layering too.

A layered cut helps uplift your long thin hair, thereby creating a very attractive look.

If you like to wear your hair long, surface layers could work for you.

Ask for this type of layering from a stylist to enjoy long hair as it grows out.

Voluminous curls could also work for a trendy messy touch.

When using a curling iron, leave out the ends for an even more natural look.

There are many choices for haircuts.

Frame your face with bangs, go for a fresh color with highlights, or spice up thin hair with loose waves.

Try them all at once to make thin or fine hair look its best too.

Tease the roots for a thick hair effect and see the difference.

Haircuts for thin long hair usually feature highlights for making color contrasts.

Adding lowlights will bring depth to your coif and that makes fine hair look astonishing.

To enhance the look, apply hair volumizing gel to the roots before blow drying.

Use heat protectants to shield your locks.

Those with dark hair color will love this look.

Loose waves are not just fantastic for lifting long fine hair, but they are also low maintenance and a breeze to achieve.

Feathered or blunt bangs add fullness and structure for thin hair as well.

Women with wavy hair should proudly use their hair’s texture to their advantage.

Thin or fine hair has an added bonus of volume, though one of the problems they can experience is dry hair.

Moisturizing hair care products and sun protection should be essentials carried.

Another option for women who like their hair long is a sliced haircut.

If thin long hair begs for volume, cut subtle layers to help you.

Central parting creates pleasant symmetry, defining your features, and refining your look.

Add a pop of color to thin or fine hair to get the desired texture and make it appear thicker.

The benefit of straight and long fine hair is that it’s sleek from the get go.

It really is a great base to show off a bold color solution.

Whether platinum blonde or jet black, women can make a statement without having to rely on dramatic curls.

If you want to add movement though, layers are a good choice.

Get a makeover by cutting choppy bangs for a more modern look.

Go for haircuts that help keep the length but offer more volume.

Update your color with a fabulous blonde balayage like this one which makes long fine hair look more fluffed up.

Unlike a pixie cut or a mid-length hairstyle, it can be tough maintaining volume in thin long hair.

Adding layers solves this problem by making thinning hair lighter and chopping off split ends.

Free-flowing curtain bangs bring it all together, working really well with the layers.

Long thin hair can look plain, but adding in color and shaggy layers is the perfect solution for this.

Go for light, warm-toned highlights to create a sun-kissed complexion.

Allow the streaks to do the work but keep the rest simple, with soft waves and a middle part for more volume.

If you want something that will make long thin hair look more interesting, experiment with bangs and a styling cream to create a piecy effect on the ends.

Side swept bangs open up the face to create a flowy effect.

Remember that there are never too many layers for hair with thin layers.

This version of a blunt cut will definitely turn heads.

Blunt cut ends give that striking effect while the amazing shade of platinum blonde creates a sleek look for long straight hair.

Less is always more when working with long thin hair.

Adding bangs to long fine hair will spice things up if you’re bored with your current style but are not into sacrificing any length.

Jagged bangs are cute as long as they’re long enough to skim the eyebrows which gives them that updated chic vibe.

Long layers, highlights and large bouncy waves add at least another 10 volume points to long hair.

If you want more, backcomb through your locks around the crown.

That backcombed effect communicates the trendy messy touch.

Haircuts for thin long hair are an attempt to transform flat hair into a voluminous style.

Layers that give hair more body and personality result in a gorgeous style.

The swooping, angled layers and flipped ends help create the look of movement, while blow drying the ends with a round brush keep the bouncy shape lasting all day.

Dark roots styled with faded-to-platinum ends deliver ample dimension to any coif.

But ombre makes beautiful colors as the focus of your hair.

Go for wispy layers to enhance that voluminous illusion.

When creating a layered hairstyle, feather the ends so that the layers feel sleek and separated.

That’s key to pulling the look together and getting a blended cut without needing to add additional lengths.

Usually, the goal for long thin hair is to transform the shape without sacrificing length.

A layered style is the trick so ask your stylist to create layers at about chin length, then use a 1 ½ inch curling wand to curl the ends of layers.

That results in a flowy, wavy texture.