Not to be Dramatic but if you have FINE HAIR, this Haircut will be LIFE CHANGING!

Volume for fine hair can be hard to create but with an un layered bob haircut you can easily achieve fine hair hairstyles that give the illusion of MASSIVE DENSITY and FULLNESS! Follow these styling tips to learn how to get a short blunt bob that will give you BIG volume.

Big volume for fine hair is just a few style tricks away.

**Rebeccah's Instagram: @paintedbyrebeccah

Chapters:
0:00-0:30 Introduction
0:30-1:25 Do NOT get Layers
1:25-2:11 At the Salon
2:11-3:32 Starting the Haircut
3:32-4:43 Finishing the Back with NO Layers!
4:43-5:17 Rebecca’s Extra Step
5:17-5:44 Adding a Long Curtain Fringe
5:44-6:58 The Final Results & Styling

Find me on instagram: @glamgirlgabi

[ZVHarlot]

Hey guys!!! It's Rebeccah, the stylist from the video, I'm so happy you all like the video so much!! I am so happy to have even a small part in it! Gabi is a sweet beautiful angel!

[catnipbarbie]

Oh my gosh woman, you have been a life saver. I'm slowly letting my layers grow out. I started losing my hair in my early 20's and I have so been enjoying your content. Im 50 now and more confident than ever styling and using all the tips and tricks you have recommended for all of us fabulous thin, fine haired girls! Thank you so much 💖🙏

[spookmagooked]

I was 34 years old when I met the hairdresser that confirmed my suspicions that layers just made my ends look whispy, and introduced me to this exact cut (including cutting upwards into it.) It's literally life changing. Another tip I got is a tougher one to put into practice: flipping the orientation of my side part to the other side. She cut my curtain or "side bangs" so that they fall beautifully no matter which side I brush them over to so that was a non- issue. I noticed an even greater change in volume when doing this, of course it's because the hair is being "bent" into the opposite direction than it's used to and lifts up at the roots as it wants to fall back to its favored (usual) side. For me, I swear I look completely different with my hair parted the other direction and I'm not sure I like it, lol, but it's a tip worth mentioning in case others don't have this same issue.

[susanroberts]

I am a licensed cosmetologist and I used to get scolded for starting haircuts in the front. I haven't worked as a hairstylist for many years, but it is nice to know I wasn't a bad hairstylist for starting in the front. My clients loved my haircuts, but the owner of the salon always mad me feel like I was doing things wrong.

[baharbabaei]

I really loved the part that you mentioned " it has taken 36 years to finally find the best hair style " pure enthusiasm and honesty

[GodsgalMN]

TRUE * I have worn this same cut and style for all of my adult life. I have thin blond hair and discovered as a teen that this cut worked great, so I kept it for most of my life with just a couple exceptions when I tried something different. I’m 65 yrs now and it still looks good as I am turning grey. Great FYI for ladies with thin hair! Ty. 👍🏼 🇺🇸 ♥️

[Pennylhkf]

I was raised by my father and my mother was absent so I didn't learn anything about hair care, make up etc.
The past few days I've been learning about hair care. Thank you for making this video The final results & styling section of the video was helpful because it let me see how that hair cut looks without products and styling as well know what hair tools create which appearances 👍.

[carak]

Love how many styles you showed with this cut! I was surprised how much you can do with a length than is moderate. Looks lovely 💕

[novembernerdygirl]

Absolutely!!! it took me YEARS of bad haircuts to actually find someone that suggested cutting it blunt to make it look thicker. The difference is HUGE!
Layers into fine hair - bad idea! They always made it look wispy and lifeless. It only had volume when styled at the salon right after cutting it. And the split ends would be spread aaaalll over my head.
Blunt cuts for the win!!! ☺️☺️☺️

[srkusa]

Omg! You hit the nail on the head! I’ve had this problem for all my life with layers! I realized this same awakening some time ago and have been growing my hair for over 6 mths to get this type of bob cut. Love your haircut 🥰

[southerngirlyall]

Love that cut!! Would love to see a video on how you dried and styled your hair as well as products used to get that straight flowy style! Absolutely beautiful!

[christinaeastwood]

I have super fine hair and have been considering a shorter lob style myself and after seeing this I"m in love with it! I will definitely be going to my stylist with this.

[heidihenderson]

Thank you for affirming this! Am getting so tired of that thin see-through layer at the bottom of my hair. I'm afraid if I go all one length right now it will be too short, but I'm getting there! Your hair looks amazing - I would never guess you had fine hair!

[karenvc]

Yes! Yes! Yes! I have been following this principal for several years with my fine, thin hair and it is a lifesaver. I usually get a monthly short bob but sometimes grow it out to a lob when I'm just too busy to make it to the salon, or have had covid symptoms and needed to cancel. I get so many compliments on my hair now. My stylist has now adopted this approach with her other clients with thinner hair as well.

[provox_team]

This is so great, I almost went back to the salon to do layers!!! Thinking my hair looks boring this way, I have been cutting it the exact same way - same size - for years now.
Thank you so much for reminding me that layers are not a good hairstyle for fine hair!!!

[zoecroot]

I went to the hairdressers after doing my research! She trued to suggest layers to hive volume but I asked for a blunt cut with face framing layers. I got what I wanted and looks so much better! Thank you for your advice for fine hair its saved me from terrible hair cuts!! xx

[lpg]

Omg I have been saying this for years and stylists are always wanting to give you layers!!! You have no idea how many times I have tried to get this haircut and always come out with a graduated bob. So much that I started cutting my own hair in a straight line, it’s not easy but looks so much cuter now, I’ll have to find a stylist and show her this video LOL.

[TooShaeToday]

GGG, I cannot tell you how grateful I am to you and the info you put out there!

Fellow fine, frizzy haired gal. Solid 2a/b hair. Unless you have this hair type you have no clue. I’ve been going with wavy/curly, but as you mention in one of your videos, it NEVER looks good on day 2. No matter what method or product.

Also have sad thinning. Won’t go into all of why my hair has rapidly and dramatically thinner (except to say I am dealing with and proactively working on it), but bottom line is I’ve felt so hideous over they past year. Was going with a heavily layered shaggy type cut. Always was a struggle to hide the thinness and always felt bad. Always.

Then I watched your videos on the short blunt bob with no layers and a slight angle towards the front. God blessed me a a new stylist who is of one mind as you and I GOT AN AMAZING CUT! Every day I LOVE MY HAIR NOW.

I wish I could post pics here, but the change is dramatic in a wonderful way. I got mine pretty short, but my hair looks twice a thick, is almost one length now (praise God!), and it’s a pleasure to wash/style now. It looks so chic straight and even looks great curly!!!!

Thank you Gabi for the great content you’re putting out there. God bless you!

[sandrachandler]

I just watched your video and OMG! It seems like my whole adult life stylists tell me to get layers, and it has the effect you’re talking about with having the ends seem stringy and skimpy. Then I grow it out but after a while I want a change, and guess what! More layers that I end up hating! This video makes so much sense!

[englishlion]

At last someone with sense! No layers. Thank you ❤