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You might probably have purchased high-quality shears, and you are all set to thin out your hair-strands. Now that you have the correct hair styling instrument in hand, what comes next?
Of course, it is to determine the manner by which these shears should be used. Good results would only be achieved by following the correct styling steps. Here are a few instructions on how you should properly go about the hair thinning process.
First is smoothly combing through your hair-strands. This is especially necessary for people who have long, thick head hairs - the tangles should first be loosed and smoothen out. It would also be helpful to segregate the hair-strands into smaller sections, so that it would be a whole lot easier to thin out and deal with the thick hair mass. Start working your way on the first hair section.
Open the shears and slide it at the one-third portion or one-half part of the hair length, make a single snip, and then remove it afterwards. Smoothly comb the excess hair-strands away from the area that has already been cut, and then proceed to the next section. Repeat this process until you've finished thinning out all the remaining sections.
If a second round of hair snipping is deemed necessary, the same procedure should be promptly observed. The only difference this time is that the cut should be made at about 1/3 away from the hair ends. This is important in order to provide the hair added texture. Remember also that in doing the cuts and snips, be very careful not to remove unnecessary hair-strands, or else your hair would look patched at some parts.
If a third round is necessary for the thinning process, slide the shears and make it pass somewhere through the hair's middle portion. For you to be able to achieve desired results, it is highly recommended that you should use high quality shears. These are very effective in thinning out your hair in a fast, convenient manner.
In thinning out your hair, you don't have to wait too long!
