Fine hair is a common cause of frustration among women who struggle with the lack of volume on the crown and have difficulty creating complicated hairstyles.

Unfortunately, some desperate attempts to add volume and body to limp hair damage the soft hair structure and cause hair thinning. Fine hair care is full of do's and don'ts, and it's essential to know them all.

Although "fine hair" and "thin hair" are often used to describe the opposite of thick hair texture, they are not the same. Fine hair means that the diameter of each individual strand is small, while thin hair means that the density of the hair strands is low.

If you have fine hair but a lot of hair, it can still look full. However, unlike thick hair texture, fine hair is less tolerant to heat and styling products and breaks easily. So if you don't treat it properly, it can also become thin quickly.