How to use Thinning Shears | Tutorial: Haircuts at Home
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Hey there! I go a little more in depth on how to use thinning shears to thin your hair. Just a quick step by step tutorial. Make sure to check out the other videos I have done for thinning/texturizing shears.
Thanks for watching!
Here are some of the tools I use in this video
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Ive watched so many professional hairdressers tutorials on thinning scissors and none of them made sense... But this one did.. thank you! I can't afford the hairdresser and haven't had my hair cut in two years since I became homeless, I'm going to cut my hair this week! So thanks for the fab tutorial
How did the self haircut go?
Thanks for the tutorial. I have super thick hair and have to remove the bulk every 1- 2 months so this was helpful.
Thank you!! My hair has been so thick and long and I was thinning out myself, no worries. Just got a haircut and it didn't turn out how I would have liked, no body, no shape and much shorter than I would have liked. This will be very helpful since I've never had short hair before, and I need to do something with it to give it... something.
Hey girl thank you so much for the tutorial. I thinned my daughter's hair this morning after watching this last night. It worked so well and she looks amazing. I've been styling my own hair now 4 years. I wish we had tutorials when I was younger I would have done my own.❤
Thank you, this helps me A LOT! I have hair similar to the mannequin's in style and length and I recently cut it myself, taking about 8 inches off the length, it was quite long, and although it feels better bc it's not hanging down my back any longer, it doesn't look quite right when I shampoo and let it air dry, so this is VERY USEFUL for me.
Thanks again.
So glad this was helpful to you, Lisa! 💕
Nice tutorial, thanx. I have coarse hair and a Very high hair count. I require thinning scissors & lots of texturizing, plus an undercut. It’s the only way I can manage; too much to deal with...It can be a curse to have too much hair.
so true!! and I always hear how I'm blessed to have thick hair.. I would actually love thinner hair as it would be so much easier to manage!
True!!! My friends barely have hair and alway complain theyre losin hair.. but I have sooo much of it they think its a blessin but they dont know all I have to go thru with ut
Same here
Thick hair problems be like... 😭😭 so relateable
This other video I watched cut down at an angle instead of up or over. I feel like everyone does this different which is tough when you are trying to get tips on how to use thinning shears. I'm just going to take a little from every video and attempt this!
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you!
I just had my hair thinned at the salon and it felt like the person was dragging a razor on my hair. Very very painful !!! It looks frizzy and damaged. I am so upset. I wish you were my hairdresser !!!
I'm so sorry this happened!! ☹️
I can bet that the person cutting your hair used a razor cutter and not thinning sheers!
this was so helpful, thank you!!
Omg some lady used the thinning shears very close to scalp!!! And my hairs thick
It would help to wear a ligh color top to better show what you’re doing.
I cut it really close to my scalp bc I have wo much thats the only way I feel relieved. How long should I wait to thin it again?
I used these thinning scissors once, And it cut a square chunk out of my hair... 🥴 what did I do wrong. As I'd love to be able to use these on my hair.
That happens when u open the scissors too wide and cut where the blades meet
I'm wondering, why exactly should one cut at an angle instead of straight across with the thinning shears?
I saw another video by a hair stylist, and she cut straight across with them, from mid-shaft or below. Her cautions were to cut hair with only the outside half of the shears and to make sure the teeth were on top when cutting. She also said we could hold hair out at angle when cutting to help the thinned parts blend with the rest.
Is your way just a different way of achieving the same thing? (I always like to know the theory behind what I'm doing.)
Is your way maybe a
I was taught to cut at an angle with the thinning shears, because when you go in straight across you leave a line in the hair. It's not always noticable, but why take a chance. I was never told the shears needed to be held a certain way either. No matter what way you're holding them they are going to cut the same way. There are a lot of techniques out there and different ways taught to achieve the same results. You as the consumer can find what best fits you.
@@bekahbuck8626 Thank you for the helpful reply!
Thank you so much!! It was very helpful!!!
How come your closing the scissors twice please
Thanks a lot! Whenever I use thinning shears, I seem to cut a lot and my hair gets shorter, not evenly 😱 any advice for this please?
Never thin the bottom 2in of hair or the crown and face frame
Maybe look into the sizing of the teeth in the thinning scissors. Smaller teeth are better than big ones in thinning scissors.
Does the hair have to be dry
Yes, these shears should be used on dry hair. You will not be able to control how much hair is removed as well, if it is wet.
@@bekahbuck8626 Thank you!
Can you fully close the thinning shears?
All depends on how thick the hair is :) sometimes it can leave a harsh line so I always prefer to leave a small gap then go over it again if I need to
Slay
TY…I hate doing this…lol
That mannequin hair looks exactly my hair
will the thinned hair ever grow back again? I had my hair thinned and it was never the same, i had such gorgeous thick volumistic hair, now its like white girl hair
Yes. Your hair grows from the root.
excuse me
@@kerilyndesiree6188 i was just making a comparison lol, sorry no offense
@@Lettyc90 interesting, it never went normal after thar, idk why
@@calista910 you can try getting a blunt cut and it should look thicker
Omg!!! i did this so wrong 😮
i cant do this alone
You could have explained the effects of using the teeth up or down
As long as you're holding your shears properly it shouldn't matter
Becca is right. As long as you're holding the shears correctly the direction of the teeth doesn't matter.