Comments on: Do thinning scissors make a huge different to your hair? http://www.hairscissorsblog.com/8564/do-thinning-scissors-make-a-huge-different-to-your-hair/ Everything you wanted to know about Hair Scissors Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:36:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: M M T http://www.hairscissorsblog.com/8564/do-thinning-scissors-make-a-huge-different-to-your-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-2185 M M T Sun, 17 Jan 2010 05:39:59 +0000 http://www.hairscissorsblog.com/8564/do-thinning-scissors-make-a-huge-different-to-your-hair/#comment-2185 Thinning shears are good for reducing bulk in an area. They work by cutting in an uneven line, kinda of a zig zag. This way the hair isn't hanging all the same level and appears thinner. It's not a long lasting fix. The problem being that hair grows out quickly. You'll need a trim/cut in 4-6 weeks. If you're up for that, fine. You'd probably be better off with a razor cut which is more dramatic on reducing bulk. I wouldn't go for a ton of either all at once but kind of ease into it and see how your hair responds. Some peoples hair curls or waves more because it's got less weight to pull it straight. Let the stylist advise you and see what happens. I have straight, fine textured hair but a lot of it. My stylist uses the thinning shears on the sides to help create that spiky look but she also cuts the same area with a razor first.<br><b>References : </b><br> Thinning shears are good for reducing bulk in an area. They work by cutting in an uneven line, kinda of a zig zag. This way the hair isn’t hanging all the same level and appears thinner. It’s not a long lasting fix.

The problem being that hair grows out quickly. You’ll need a trim/cut in 4-6 weeks. If you’re up for that, fine. You’d probably be better off with a razor cut which is more dramatic on reducing bulk. I wouldn’t go for a ton of either all at once but kind of ease into it and see how your hair responds. Some peoples hair curls or waves more because it’s got less weight to pull it straight.

Let the stylist advise you and see what happens. I have straight, fine textured hair but a lot of it. My stylist uses the thinning shears on the sides to help create that spiky look but she also cuts the same area with a razor first.
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