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Cutting Your Own Long Hair

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Date: 12/14/2004 Topics: Beauty | Old Categories  
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My hair is long, to the middle of my back, so to cut my own hair I take my curling iron (cold and not turned on) then grab a section as though I was going to curl it, sliding the curling iron down almost to the end then I hold the iron out in front of me and then trim off the 1/2 inch of uneven ends. I go around all of my hair this way, just pinning out of the way what's already been cut. I never need help and I save a fortune!

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By hannah (Guest Post)
Thats a really good idea, thanks for the help coz i too have long hair.
Also to layer your hair, put your hair into a ponytail at the very front of ur head, pretty much on your forehead and cutt hair at where it comes to around ur nose and take out. layers! bye

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By jlxian (50) Contact
When I was in high school (a hundred years ago!) I used a similar technique to cut my own long hair. I didn't trust anyone but myself with the scissors so finally devised the technique of parting off sections, trimming the ends, and moving on to an untrimmed section. It worked pretty well, and I felt a lot more secure. It never occurred to me then I was saving money!

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