If you’re a passionate hairdress, or if you just want to know general information on how to cut your own hair as well as other people’s, this is a great blog for you
i want to learn to cut my hair and i see a lot of ppl using razors?
also when i cut my hair do i cut straight or slanted or some other way?
Please do not use a razer to cut your hair as it will give you split ends! I have been having mine razered for about a year now and it is so badly split im going ot have to cut it really short! A friend of mine whos a hairdresser says never to have your hair razered! Even though it may look nice it will damage your hair xxx
so i have a friend who is really good at cutting hair, and she cuts her own (she layers it, trims it, and even layers it herself.) it looks so great that i’ve even had her to my hair a few times, and it always looks amazing. but when i went in to get my hair professionally cut i felt kind of uncomfortable because i felt as if the hairdresser knew my hair hadn’t been cut professionally. it’s not like my hair looked like it had been done by someone who had no idea what they were doing, it was just that i think it could have possibly been kind of uneven. i loved having my friend cut my hair because i feel much more comfortable telling her exactly what i want, i feel weird making a hairdresser re-do things because they don’t turn out like i would want them to. the obvious answer would be to just keep letting my friend do my hair, right? but the problem is that now i’ve started to get my hair professionally dyed, and so my hairdresser can still see my hair up close. also, i don’t know if i’ll never go to the salon to get my hair cut ever again, i probably will.
so do hairdressers like get mad or upset when hair is obviously not done professionally, (especially if they are cutting it and they feel like they have to ‘fix it’) or do they not even care at all?
i totally feel what yer saying !
im thinking the same thing
mine asked me once and i told her my friend did it
and shes like yeah you probably shouldn’t let her again
but my hair looked good…
hah
but yeah they notice but sometimes they say things sometimes they don’t.
I’ve heard both, but I’ve also heard that having your hair cut dry and worsen split ends. Is this true?
Reason why I ask. I recently made a friend who’s a hair stylist. She told me she perfered cutting hair dry because she said it was better, but i’ve always been told the opossite. She said that most stylist rather cut their clients hair wet because it duels their sheers to cut dry. I’m not sure if she is right or not.
BTW i meant "dull" sorry!
Cut wet
Something that is chic and cute and new. Once again I AM NOT CUTTING IT. I just want idea other than the classic bun or ponytail. In your answer please include either pictures of instructions. Thanks!
idk i just asked the same q like 30 seconds ago lol
I have longish wavy hair and have seen these clippers sets by Wahl, Nicky Clarke etc.Will these be good enough to cut longish hair or would it be a disaster?
Wow I have been a hairdresser for 22 years and YES it will be a disaster!
How do you cut your own hair layers ?
I want to have real high ones so I can bump up the top part of my hair .
dont cut your own hair in layers yourself
it is too complex to do it yourself
go to a stylist and let them cut layers for you
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