Need new cut for fine hair

I have baby fine, brown, hair that is currently is just about shoulder length. It is a basic bob style, and all one lenght. I have a long, oval face and am looking for a new haircut. I had long layers before with some angling. This style was ok but made my hair look thin on the ends. Should I layer or not, how much should I cut? Please help. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Please post and or email me at nap19@aol.com. Thank you.

Hi Nancy,I have the same baby fine hair(I fell into the layer "DO" as well the same happened to me ,I've an oval face too and went for a super blunt bob my hair looks twice as thick & if I don't blow dry it it waves really nicely, this is only a suggestion but you could try on a bobbed wig to see how you like it before you go for the chop!, but bobs super blunt on fine hair bulk it out as it gives a solid look.Good Luck,Simone.(C).> Hi Nancy,> You sort of answered your own question. You said the> layers made your baby fine hair look thin on the ends.> If that is NOT the look you want, then layers seems to> be the wrong thing to do. I would think you would want> to keep as much bulk and appearance of thickness as> possible and that would be with a blunt cut. If you> want a change, go to a shorter bob style, maybe chin> length, but you might want to try some fullness or> roundness at that length to off-set your long, oval> face shape.> You didn't say if you have or might want to consider> bangs or adding some wispy layers at the front to> soften the look around your face. You may want to try> some wispy bangs. That may help to off-set your face> shape too.> Asymmetrical bob styles can be very flattering. The> nice thing about that style is if you become tired of> having different lengths of hair you can always have> it cut to the length of the shorter side for another> new look.> Also, bold chunks/streaks of another color in a bob> style are being shown on styles.> Unless you plan to go short all over, DON'T DO> LAYERS!! Hope this helps.> Neil