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    Posted: April 18 2006 at 4:09pm
Well I guess that explains my constant battle with frizzy ends every 6-8 weeks, unless I need more moisture!
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Originally posted by TwinkletOes23 TwinkletOes23 wrote:

I read in a cosmetology book that razor cuts shouldnt be done on people with corse hair.

Well there you go, I think you just solved our mystery!
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I read in a cosmetology book that razor cuts shouldnt be done on people with corse hair.
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I've had my hair razor cut in the past and it was one of the best cuts I have ever had.  It flowed and laid perfectly...I think as with anything it is all about the skill of the person doing the cut.
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Uh Oh!..The last time I got a trim it was really jagged.  I have no idea what jagged really meant as far as hair is considered, but that was what I was told by the stylist!I twas okay for a week but then it got old!
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Not only fuzzy, but jagged!  I'm not a fan of it at all
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It's when a razor instead of scissors. I heard that is not good for our hair...apparently it makes the ends fuzzy.
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What exactly is a razor cut, and is it "healthy" for our hair?
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