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How Often Do You Need A Haircut
Ask someone when they know to get a haircut. Here's some of the answers you'll hear."When I get split ends". "When I start getting knots that won't come out even with conditioner". "When I can't take it anymore" etc. Lots of us probably heard every 6-8 weeks. But that can't possibility apply to everyone. Hair textures and lengths are a big factor as well. Here's when it's truly time for a trim. If you have tight course curls (12 weeks). Long hair that's wavy or straight (8-12 weeks). Fine or medium curls (8-12 weeks). Long layers (6-8 weeks). Many different layers (6 weeks). Bob or lob (6 weeks). Fine hair that's wavy or straight (4-6 weeks). Short hair (4 weeks). Damaged hair (4 weeks). Read More
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How To Buy A Scissor
How do you know what to buy? The same way you would buy any expensive item like a car or electronic devices. You would go by past performance, reviews, reputation, test drive it, friends opinions, etc. Would you buy a new car based on specs? The specs of the car are great, but the car runs and rides horrible. It's no different with scissors. Anybody looking for specs on scissors to determine the best scissor, is really wasting their time!
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Hair Trends for 2019
Both the young and old are beginning to embrace the Grey look. The color everyone has tried to fend off forever. At the same time, people are sporting Baby Bangs. Remember those as a child growing up. Have you seen the latest Wild Hair Colors? The Purples, Pinks, Yellows, Blues, Violets. Read On
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Difference Between Texture and Thinning Shears
Thinning Shears: Texture (or texturizing) and thinning shears look similar however each provide different results. Thinning shears remove excess weight from hair and use smaller teeth.These shears are designed to blend away demarcation lines left by hair scissor and soften the look. Newer models can have anywhere for 28-40 teeth.
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Techniques For Paddle Brush Hair Drying
Pinch: Preparing the direction while raising the root. Drag: Brushing straight while applying tension. Swipe: Induction of the brush in the hair and elevating. Scroll:Curling hair ends,