26 hairstyles that give thin hair a fuller, more voluminous look

Long and layered hair like actress Priyanka Chopra's gets an extra oomph with fine, light-reflecting highlights. On thinner hair, these give the appearance of fullness.

Give yourself a deep side part like Hannah Waddingham's — it's the easiest and fastest way to create dramatic oomph. It creates height and fullness, and Sarah offers this pro tip: 'Switch your part up when hair becomes limp to revive the full feeling.'

Embrace your natural texture as Halle Berry does with a curly bob. 'If your hair is naturally curly, allowing those curls to do their thing can create beautiful volume without repeatedly straightening the hair,' Emily says.

A layered, asymmetrical bob — like actress Cameron Diaz's — is one of the best hairstyles for making thin hair appear more voluminous. The unevenness of the cut gives the hair dimension while also offering volume and movement.

Blow drying fine strands into voluminous curls creates a look that has body and movement, as seen on Catherine, Princess of Wales. 'Blow-drying allows you to 'set' your hair from wet to dry to create volume and longevity in your style,' says Sarah. 'I recommend blow-drying with your hands, moving the hair around in all directions to get lots of movement and volume.'

Take a cue from actress Zoe Saldaña and wear your hair in a low bun or ponytail. This sleek style doesn't rely on volume to make an impact, making it an ideal option for those with fine hair. If your hair is thinning, however, avoid pulling it back too tightly, as tension can put strain on fragile strands.

Yes, Nicole Kidman has tried just about every type of fringe. If your hair is on the finer side, you don't want to detract from your overall volume by cutting blunt bangs. Instead, opt for a wispy fringe.

Whether it's for a casual night in or dinner out, messy buns work every time. Tease your hair, then pull it all on top of your head and secure loosely. Finish by picking out a few stands, like JLo.

The combination of waves and soft highlights on Catherine Zeta Jones creates depth and volume in her hair. 'Adding waves increases that fullness and texture,' says Sarah.

A loose updo is a go-to hairstyle for thin-haired women. Create tons of volume by teasing your hair before pulling it back. Leave a few pieces out in the front, like actress Gillian Anderson, for the ultimate thickening effect.

Opt for light layers that frame your face, like actress Jennifer Aniston. Fine hair allows feathery layers to have tons of movement and definition.

Penélope Cruz's hairstyle shows us how a curling iron and a little bit of teasing at the root can go a long way.

Pixie cuts can make your hair appear thicker and create a voluminous profile. Actress Natalie Portman styled hers with choppy layers for maximum dimension.

If you'd prefer to keep your hair unlayered, go for a chin-length bob, like actress Lucy Liu. This short style keeps your hair bouncy and looking fresh.

Glenn Close demonstrates a genius way to fake volume on her short hair: Use a heavy-duty sculpting pomade to keep strands from falling flat.

Demi Moore's length and layers are perfect for those with fine hair, says Sarah. 'Long soft layers create movement and make creating volume easier as the hair is lighter,' she says.

Highlights are a simple way to add the illusion of texture to thin hair and Jane Seymour's bronde strands are no exception. A good stylist will be able to strategically place highlights to brighten your complexion.

A slicked-back bob never fails to turn heads and Sharon Stone is all the evidence needed. Just remember to slick your hair back when it's dry, because if you do it when it's wet, your hair could appear separated and thinner.