What outcome is expected when hair is of low density?

When hair is of low density, the expected outcome is more scalp visibility and less bulk. Low density refers to the number of hair strands on the scalp—the fewer the strands, the more skin is visible. This condition results in a look that often lacks volume and fullness because there are not enough strands to create that effect. Consequently, hairstyles may also contribute less overall bulk, leading to a more streamlined appearance.

In cases of low-density hair, stylists often consider cutting techniques or styling products that provide the illusion of volume, but fundamentally, the visibility of the scalp will be more pronounced compared to hair with higher density. This understanding is crucial for selecting appropriate hairstyles and products that cater to low-density hair.