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TheFLY · 03-06-2003, 02:43 PM

Seriously -- cut it yourself or you will never truely appreciate having short hair... You will always feel like somebody's tool if you get it cut by somebody else... Get two mirrors, some quality scissors, and take your time... Remember what you've liked about every haircut that you've ever had... try to anticipate what your hair wants to do and accentuate it... through the process of cutting you will make some discoveries... before you know it you will be thinking, "shit if anyone else cuts it I will have to give them all these complex instructions!" -- then you realize -- I can't let anyone else do this!

I recommend you don't wet your hair before you cut it -- maybe just comb or brush... If you wet your hair and cut it -- after your hair dries -- your cut will look different... so I recommend you cut it dry -- and that way you can accentuate the natural waves in your hair -- instead of ignoring the waves like 99.9% of hair stylists. Waves are fascinating because each part of your head has a different wave pattern or whatever... just because your hair is short doesn't mean you have to lose your waves...

Anyway blah have fun at your wedding.

03-06-2003, 02:43 PM
TheFLY So Fucking Banned Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: http://www.thefly.net/ --- Quit your job and live off steady traffic. Posts: 11,856	Seriously -- cut it yourself or you will never truely appreciate having short hair... You will always feel like somebody's tool if you get it cut by somebody else... Get two mirrors, some quality scissors, and take your time... Remember what you've liked about every haircut that you've ever had... try to anticipate what your hair wants to do and accentuate it... through the process of cutting you will make some discoveries... before you know it you will be thinking, "shit if anyone else cuts it I will have to give them all these complex instructions!" -- then you realize -- I can't let anyone else do this! I recommend you don't wet your hair before you cut it -- maybe just comb or brush... If you wet your hair and cut it -- after your hair dries -- your cut will look different... so I recommend you cut it dry -- and that way you can accentuate the natural waves in your hair -- instead of ignoring the waves like 99.9% of hair stylists. Waves are fascinating because each part of your head has a different wave pattern or whatever... just because your hair is short doesn't mean you have to lose your waves... Anyway blah have fun at your wedding.