Updated!! Bob layers?

Thanks everyone.

@abbyphelan there isn't really much of a obvious difference but my hair feels so much lighter now. It doesn't poof and it doesn't take as long to dry.

Looks great, cute style :)

Very nice.. I like it a lot!

I look forward to seeing the new hair.

Hi, yeah the blonde is really cute style.

I think a nice layered cut would be good, maybe some long side bangs like checkbone length.


Edited by HairStyleDiva - October 28 2006 at 2:25pm

Shorthairissexy....where did you find that picture of the blonde....it's a really cute hairstyle!!

One week till my haircut any ideas about bangs/fringe?

Edited by LeBubblelicious - October 27 2006 at 3:54pm

Well to answer the first question, once the hair has been razor cut, the ends will remain thin. And no, your ends will not flick up more because of the layers. It will actually keep them down. As long as the stylist knows what he/she is doing. The stylist that did it for me, was an instructor for Sebastian (the hair product company) When she did my layers, she cut my hair and dryed it first. After the hair was dryed she started to shape the layers. And she would run the razon underneath the layer of hair as opposed to on top of them. That was the best haircut I've ever gotten. I didn't get any of the problems people complain about, like the shaved ends messing up or drying out their hair. And the cut grew out beautifully. Unfortunately, I lost tract of her when she took a long leave when she went to have her baby. The stylist I have now is really good, but when I asked her to shave my layers, she did it while my hair was still wet, and she ran the razor on top of the hair, as oppose to sliding it underneath the layer. I came out OK, but nothing compare to the way my other stylist did it. So just make sure your cousin is really good at it. If not don't get them done.

Edited by Sharyg11 - September 27 2006 at 6:26pm

Don't be confused. Take it from someone who has actually had it done. The layers won't make your hair look thicker as long as they are razor cut. If your cousing is not trained to use a razor, then don't get the layers because you will end up with thicker looking hair, if she gives you scissor cut layers,  and I know that is not what you want. You see the pictures shortandsexy posted? not the blond girl, but the ones with dark hair. Their layers are razor cut. That is why they look so soft and not bulky.

No, the layers would not make your hair look thicker. Just make sure you find a stylist that is very good at doing razor cuts. The razor cut will thin out the ends as well as add shape, and make ends naturally curl under instead of flip out.