QuoteReplyTopic: Cutting my 6year old daughter`s hair Posted: April 01 2001 at 7:38pm
Hi, my daughter really has never had her hair cut. I took a little snip once for her baby book. It needs a trim. Wet it is down to her waist. Her hair is straight. When I trim should I part it in the middle or leave it on the left side? How much would you suggest? Thank you
my part moves all over the place on a regular basis, so i part mine straight down the middle when it is cut then my part is usually more towards the right side....
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quote: teach originally wrote: Hi, my daughter really has never had her hair cut. I took a little snip once for her baby book. It needs a trim. Wet it is down to her waist. Her hair is straight. When I trim should I part it in the middle or leave it on the left side? How much would you suggest? Thank you
Wow, it seems like so long since I went through my first haircut. When you trim it I`d suggest leaving her part in the middle even if it is naturally a side part. I would suggest a few inches at least, depending on splits and general damage at the ends. But, not so much that it`s a traumatic expierience, if she needs 3 inches or more cut, take it slowly and do it maybe in 2 sittings so she dosn`t feel so trauma-ed by this expierience.
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Always cut hair down the middle. That way it can be worn on either side with out one side being longer looking. If her hair is thick or curly I would suggest cutting in sections. By this I mean clip up most of the hair, but leave down a one inch section ( 2 inches however much you feel comfortable) make sure each section is even before going to the next section.
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