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Free Hair Cutting Instructions

Haircuts For Thick Hair Tips

"Cutting hair is no big deal really," Camille Singer, mother of three teenagers said casually. "Especially if you're on a tight budget like me or are too busy to be running to the local stylist every time you turn around. So if you're looking for free hair cutting instructions let me give you a few tips."

Good hair cuts start with quality hair cutting tools. For best results always use very sharp scissors. If you chintz on that you won't get the results.

Also if you use hair clippers don't overload them on any given cut. In fact you may find it best to cut widths of hair that are at most only half as wide as the blades on your clippers.

It probably good when cutting thick hair to spritz it first so it's wet.

Go around the head using your middle and index fingers to grab sections of hair just like the pros. When you've got your fingers placed at the desired length then simply cut off what's sticking out. If you do this around the head you will deliver a hair cut that's the same length all around.

Be sure to get any hair lurking behind the ears or on the nape of the neck.

Before cutting your kid's hair get an agreement of how long the end result will be before you start. That includes bangs, off the ears or not, and how long in the back.

If cutting wet hair remember to cut off less than you would were it dry. When hair dries it shrinks some. All the more with curly hair. Same applies to bangs too. Trust me, telling your 14 year old it will grow may not be greeted with the response you were hoping for.

Camille added, "Hopefully these free hair cutting instructions and tips that I've picked up cutting three heads will help."

Today's Hair Care Tip #132

Keep the filter of your hair dryer clean. All it takes is a toothbrush and you'll extend the life of your hair dryer as it won't overhead. Of course you’re extend the life of your hair if you don’t blow dry so much!