KMarks1017
12-03-2008, 01:42 AM
How can i layer my hair from my own home?
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memawof3
12-03-2008, 08:34 PM
LET ME SAY DONT!!!!!!!!!
i have done that before, and lived to regret it..
save back some money, and get it done right, you will be glad you did!
bren
i have done that before, and lived to regret it..
save back some money, and get it done right, you will be glad you did!
bren
tUrRrRa
12-06-2008, 08:18 PM
It CAN be tricky! Unfortunately, I've only found a few ladies who cut my hair correctly, and they all moved away! I end up paying a lot at salons and come home with my hair almost the same way. I like to layer mine a lot because it gets so thick and heavy. As it's long, I get headaches and need my hair to be lighter.
One easy way to layer your hair is to carefully comb it into a perfect high ponytail. If you cut across (at the desired length), take it down, you will have layers... however, I find that my ponytail looks choppy if I do it this way. What I do is watch my hairstylists and then try the same method at home. I usually take sections of hair, hold them straight out to the side (just be very careful that they are EVEN sections) and cut straight. Try doing LONG layers at home instead of shorter ones to avoid mistakes. I've been lucky and never messed up my hair, but most people I know aren't as adventurous! Most salons (even inexpensive ones) do a decent job at long layers, so it may be worth just doing that!
One easy way to layer your hair is to carefully comb it into a perfect high ponytail. If you cut across (at the desired length), take it down, you will have layers... however, I find that my ponytail looks choppy if I do it this way. What I do is watch my hairstylists and then try the same method at home. I usually take sections of hair, hold them straight out to the side (just be very careful that they are EVEN sections) and cut straight. Try doing LONG layers at home instead of shorter ones to avoid mistakes. I've been lucky and never messed up my hair, but most people I know aren't as adventurous! Most salons (even inexpensive ones) do a decent job at long layers, so it may be worth just doing that!
summerblue
12-08-2008, 08:16 PM
I layer my hair myself using this method. Just try taking a little off so you don't make it too short.
summerblue
12-11-2008, 01:15 PM
KMarks1017, Pull your hair up on the top of your head in a pony tail, hold the hair up and cut a little at a time off the ends. Just cut straight across. Take your time and make sure you don't cut alot the first time. I do this myself all the time and my hair is past my shoulders. Hope this helps
BeaTrade
12-11-2008, 06:35 PM
Yeah you just flip your head over and pull your hair to the top and cut straight across but if you cut it too close to your scalp, you will have a Mrs. Brady 1960s shag hair cut! HAHA! :D
caringsister54
12-14-2008, 10:37 PM
this was in a magazine years ago when the shag was a popular cut.
Take the hair, wet it and run a comb through it. Pull it into the pony tail and use of a rubber band. Pull the band close to the scalp and make sure the pony tail is at the 'crown' of your head. right above the forehead.
Now if you want the top of your head to be 2 inches, cut across 2 inches from the rubber band. If you want 3 inches, cut 3, etc.
If you have layers, your hair may not all pull into the pony. That's okay. The shorter hairs will be under the other hairs you just cut.
When you pull the pony out, you'll have perfect layers.
Remember comb the hair smoothly into a pony -- not brush.
Make sure its wet, helps it all stay together
Take the hair, wet it and run a comb through it. Pull it into the pony tail and use of a rubber band. Pull the band close to the scalp and make sure the pony tail is at the 'crown' of your head. right above the forehead.
Now if you want the top of your head to be 2 inches, cut across 2 inches from the rubber band. If you want 3 inches, cut 3, etc.
If you have layers, your hair may not all pull into the pony. That's okay. The shorter hairs will be under the other hairs you just cut.
When you pull the pony out, you'll have perfect layers.
Remember comb the hair smoothly into a pony -- not brush.
Make sure its wet, helps it all stay together

