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Thinning Scissors
"Andy" <zuzu...@gmail.com>
11/25/2005 3:01:30 PM
Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with using thinning
scissors on their own hair?
I'm kinda looking for advice on using them myself. Are they difficult
to use or can you just pretty much cut away without doing too much
damage? My hairdresser normally uses them on me but I now shave myown
hair and would like to give it a more natural look rather than it
looking very uniform and the same length.
Thanks.
Andy.
scissors on their own hair?
I'm kinda looking for advice on using them myself. Are they difficult
to use or can you just pretty much cut away without doing too much
damage? My hairdresser normally uses them on me but I now shave myown
hair and would like to give it a more natural look rather than it
looking very uniform and the same length.
Thanks.
Andy.
Ruzinthra the Ruki <ruzint...@ruki.com>
11/26/2005 7:02:14 AM
On 25 Nov 2005 15:01:30 –0800, "Andy" <zuzu...@gmail.com> choked
out these words:
shears?
my recommendation is for you to not try to do something that you
haven't been trained to do. there's a reason that stylists have
a license to do hair.
david
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out these words:
Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with using thinning
scissors on their own hair?
I'm kinda looking for advice on using them myself. Are they difficult
to use or can you just pretty much cut away without doing too much
damage? My hairdresser normally uses them on me but I now shave myown
hair and would like to give it a more natural look rather than it
looking very uniform and the same length.
uh...if you're shaving your hair, then why do you need thinning scissors on their own hair?
I'm kinda looking for advice on using them myself. Are they difficult
to use or can you just pretty much cut away without doing too much
damage? My hairdresser normally uses them on me but I now shave myown
hair and would like to give it a more natural look rather than it
looking very uniform and the same length.
shears?
my recommendation is for you to not try to do something that you
haven't been trained to do. there's a reason that stylists have
a license to do hair.
david
––
http://tinyurl.com/cq76v (ebay sales)
http://www.cafepress.com/derbarbier
http://shops.half.ebay.com/derbarbier