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Hair cutting technique
Asked Feb 13, 2007, 09:40 AM
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1 Answer There is a hair cutting technique called DISCONNECTED LAYERING. What is the definition of disconnected layers, and how are they cut? |
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| The cut is best achieved using both a razor and shears. Using a controlled free hand style. A cut like this is best for straight fine hair. Disconnected meaning they deliberatly do not blend into each other. Ashlee Simpson's haircut would fall into this catagory. | ||||
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