Do you razor cut hair wet or dry?

Do you razor cut hair wet or dry?

"So if you cut it wet, you're not taking advantage of any waves or bends." With it dry, the stylist can cut a shape that accounts for any little kinks or cowlicks, giving you more volume. Dry cutting also causes less damage to the hair, which allows you to go longer between haircuts.

Can I razor cut my own hair?

Hair stylists typically razor cut thick hair to thin it out, or to create a textured, feathery look. If you have the proper tools and the right technique, then you can razor cut your hair at home. Then lightly run the razor from the middle of your hair to the ends.

Should a razor be used on fine hair?

The best type of hair for razor use is medium to thick, coarse non-frizzy hair. It's ok to use razors on finer hair but not if the hair is frizzy – see above. Most clients will try the razor at least once and – depending on whether their experience was a good one – may or may not return to it!

What is the purpose of razor cutting hair?

Razor cutting is most often used to create texture, take out bulk, or "thin" the hair. All of which are techniques that are most commonly overdone on curly hair, hence the bad rap the razor gets on curls.

How can I cut my own hair straight?

Take a section of hair, approximately 1-inch wide, and comb with a regular comb. Place the razor comb against the area you wish to cut, thin or texturize, holding it at a 45-degree angle. Do not start at the root, as this will leave bald spots. Use quick, short strokes and light pressure when using the razor comb.

What is a razor comb?

A razor comb is exactly what its name suggests: a comb with a razor inside it. The razor blades are intermingled with the comb teeth, making it unnecessary to use additional sheers when using this tool. Razor combs are great for thinning and creating hair texture, giving it bounce and definition.