Lilmama1011
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How did it come out? Like based on how your ends look you just snip it without it being straight. Was it a disaster? Did it look a mess when hair was in straight to straightish styles
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have you ever trimmed your hair in a rollerset?
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faithVA
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I trim my hair by doing a rollerset. Because my hair is so curly it is the easiest way to really see what my ends look like. The first time I did it I used a small tooth comb and where the comb stopped, I snipped everything beyond that. Now I I can see what the ends look like and snip from there.
My 4 b hair is pretty straight from a rollerset. I smooth my hair and use paper to smooth the ends more.
I wouldn't do this to get a blunt cut or anything like that. I think the hair should be completely straight for that. But if you usually wear your hair in curls or in layers I think it is fine to use a rollerset to do it that way.
If you want a blunt cut I would think the best way is to have it flat ironed or at least blown out very straight and then trimmed straight across. Otherwise I think it would be unevent.
My 4 b hair is pretty straight from a rollerset. I smooth my hair and use paper to smooth the ends more.
I wouldn't do this to get a blunt cut or anything like that. I think the hair should be completely straight for that. But if you usually wear your hair in curls or in layers I think it is fine to use a rollerset to do it that way.
If you want a blunt cut I would think the best way is to have it flat ironed or at least blown out very straight and then trimmed straight across. Otherwise I think it would be unevent.
alove15
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I trim my hair by setting it on ~70 curlformers and trimming 1/2 inch from each curl as I take out the curlformers. It's quick and ensures that I trim off what needs to go in order to get nicer looking ends. It looks even after I flat iron b/c I'm not trimming off much and my hair is already cut into a shape.
LoveLiLi
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A stylist did this to my hair when I went to a Dominican salon.
This [insert bad word here] clipped at least half an inch off of each section as she took it out of the roller. She did not ask permission or warn me in the least. I just happened to notice when I looked in the mirror to see how the curls looked.
I ended up looking like Raggedy Ann. I would not suggest this method to anyone.
This [insert bad word here] clipped at least half an inch off of each section as she took it out of the roller. She did not ask permission or warn me in the least. I just happened to notice when I looked in the mirror to see how the curls looked.
I ended up looking like Raggedy Ann. I would not suggest this method to anyone.
Blairx0
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I dust my ends when I take down my rollers. I think it is best for my because ky natural hair is clean moisturized and stretched.
Like mentioned about I would flat iron for a major cut, but for trimming it has been working well for me the past year.
Also when i did flat iron my hair had the same shape as my last major cut back on March
Like mentioned about I would flat iron for a major cut, but for trimming it has been working well for me the past year.
Also when i did flat iron my hair had the same shape as my last major cut back on March
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