Shearing VS Cutting
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Printed Date: July 03 2024 at 3:50pm
Topic: Shearing VS Cutting
Posted By: engine1
Subject: Shearing VS Cutting
Date Posted: August 01 2004 at 4:28pm
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I got my hair sheared rather then cut and now it seems thinner and less wavy. Is that what happens when getting your hair sheared rather than cut?
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Posted By: AnaisSatin
Date Posted: August 05 2004 at 12:50pm
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Shearing is apparently a new tool or technique in salons... to cut layers in one stroke? I'm not sure, but from pictures of the sheared, that would be my guess. a search for "shearing" got me a lot of llamas.
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Posted By: Kuroneko
Date Posted: August 05 2004 at 11:33pm
Llamas! Coolness :-) . I would've expected sheep.
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More awesome than a manatee!
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Posted By: AnaisSatin
Date Posted: August 06 2004 at 1:01am
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Yup, sheep showed up in my "shear" search results too... but llamas are more fun to count : P
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Posted By: duke
Date Posted: August 07 2004 at 3:24am
Llamas are llovely. On another website I have an avatar picture of one, only it''s hairy, not shorn :D
Anyway, I think the original poster wasn''t specific enough. In what way was it shorn? You know, hairdresser''s scissors are normally called SHEARS. Shearing can mean cutting hair closely to the scalp, or it can (I think) just mean getting a haircut, at least archaically. What exactly happened? Was your hair cut with scissors or with clippers? Be more specific, please.
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