QuoteReplyTopic: Question for William Posted: January 12 2000 at 5:48am
I read the advice you gave Lisa regarding getting rid of that heavy pyramid look through undercutting. I was wondering if that technique could help me. I'm african american with relaxed hair with graduated layers on the sides and slightly past my shoulders in the back. I get that pyramid look especially as I get closer to my next scheduled touchup and my roots become curly(every 6 or 7 weeks). I went to one stylist who said that my hair falls this way because of how it grows and no amount of cutting or different hairstyles will change it. Please help!Renita
> I read the advice you gave Lisa regarding getting rid> of that heavy pyramid look through undercutting. I was> wondering if that technique could help me. I'm african> american with relaxed hair with graduated layers on> the sides and slightly past my shoulders in the back.> I get that pyramid look especially as I get closer to> my next scheduled touchup and my roots become> curly(every 6 or 7 weeks). I went to one stylist who> said that my hair falls this way because of how it> grows and no amount of cutting or different hairstyles> will change it. Please help!> RenitaTo Renita;I am very sorry to say that I have zero experience with african american hair. (not by choice but by circumstance).I would like to do some afro hair but my customers are all long haired caucausan mostly. I find that some black hair styles particularly short relaxed ones are very becoming on the right person. I think that undercut layers would still help you if your hair is relaxed very very straight.Sorry I couldn't be any more help.william
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