Another benefit of skin fade is its short length around the temple and the back. This makes it a suitable short hairstyle for men with fine hair. Try it out if you fear having to face a possible hair fall or you are looking for some clean neat cuts.

6. Undercut Fade

Coming under the category of skin fade, drop fade is another trendy way to style thin hair. Especially this look in the picture. The hand-brushed-back hair on the top adds texture to the fine hair and gives off a thick lively look.

7. Short Faux Hawk

Faux Hawk is another way to style your short fine hair and here are some cool styles if you wish you keep the length short.

Chopped off the top to small length and using the mass on the top to form the style; this brings out the consistency in your hair and the temples being faded add a gradient to the hairstyle.

8. Textured

The problem with fine hair texture is that they don’t seem to stand out and oftentimes lack the fullness to them. One way to get rid of this and to add volume to the otherwise dead hair is to fluff and puff them up with some styling material.

A layered cut will also serve the same purpose. Adding highlights gives dimension to the hair and provides a fuller look to the hair.

9. Slick Back Fade

While many might think that a slick is definitely not for fine hair, the matter is actually contrary to this. A slicked back hairstyle is a perfect way to add volume to the thin hair plus the style is low on maintenance and easy to pull off.

10. Men’s Short Spikes

Spikes, as mentioned earlier, add a dense feature to your hair and this irregular spikes additionally gives a gradient and dimension to the hair.

This makes the overall outlook chic and appealing and solves up the problem for thin hair. However, this style is recommended for men with mid-length hair to get the right irregular spikes.