Thinning out hair...
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Topic: Thinning out hair...
Posted By: Sasumi
Subject: Thinning out hair...
Date Posted: June 28 2006 at 1:37pm
I've been thinking about thinning my hair out, but I have some questions about it... 
Does thinning out hair damage it? And does your hair ever go back to being "thick?" I've heard of people getting their hair thinned out several times a year or something...
And how does thinning out hair actually work? Thinning shears are used, yes, but how does it actually thin it out...?
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Posted By: DaveDecker
Date Posted: July 01 2006 at 2:08pm
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Hi sasumi, Stylists uses scissors that resemble a comb, and apply it to the underneath layers to cut off some of the strands (the percentage determined by the depth of the layer and the amount of blade in the scissors). Does it damage your hair? Well, it depends on how you define damage. Does it leave fragile, broken or split ends? Probably not -- okay in that regard. Does it remove healthy strands of hair? Yes, when the cut off pieces of hair regrow, the thickness returns.
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Posted By: Sasumi
Date Posted: July 01 2006 at 7:46pm
Thanks very much, it did answer everything.  -------------
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