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edited June 2014 in Life After Breast Cancer
Question for hair stylists
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited April 2008

    Can anyone give me some basic directions for trimming bangs that are angled down...brow length in the center, angling down to ear length, kind of like wings or curtains, I guess (great description, huh? Wink)? My hair grows so long that I can't see by the time I go in for my professional trim, so I want to do a quick trim in between salon visits.

    ~Marin

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  • roseg
    roseg Member Posts: 3,133
    edited April 2008

    I pull all the other hair back.

    Then I take the bangs part and twist it. Then I snip the ends.

    I've always done it dry, and I err on the side of not snipping enough rather than too much.

    Usually I don't trim them myself, I let it all grow out just like the stylist left it. But, there are times when it's the best thing to do. If you're trying to grow your hair out it's the only way to get enough length inbetween professional cuts. 

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  • jdash
    jdash Member Posts: 754
    edited April 2008

    rose never heard the twisting method   wht does twisting do? it sounds interesting

    i usually take the bangs pull them up and slightly trim them on an angle  i say do the smallest amount each time until you are happy with the length  better to be too long  than toooo short

    also my hairdresser will just do a quick bang trim if i drop by

    between haircuts  no charge   so just ask...  they usually will do it for you if you are a regular customer

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