Almost every woman dreams of beautiful hair and stylish hairstyle. Thinning hair is a technique used by stylists to give hair a full, natural shape. Thinning your hair takes some practice and skill, but if you are confident in your abilities, you can try doing it yourself.
It is necessary
- - thinning scissors;
- - hairbrush;
- - spray gun;
- - regular scissors;
- - hair clips.
Instructions
Step 1
Part along the head, marking the back of the head. Part your hair along the parting line, pulling it forward. If necessary, fix them with special clamps.
Step 2
Take a section of hair and pinch it between the index and middle fingers of your left hand. The strand should be 6 cm wide and 2 cm thick. Lift the selected strand and position it so that it is at right angles to the head. Pull your hair slightly and make a small incision 4 cm from the hair roots. Make a second incision at a distance of 8-10 cm from the surface of the head.
Step 3
Take the next strand and follow the same procedure. Repeat these steps in a circle, working on the temporolateral and occipital areas of the head.
Step 4
Make a thinning in the frontal-parietal area.
Step 5
Make a small incision at the bottom, 5 cm from the ends of the hair. Remove cut hair with a comb.
Step 6
Slightly moisturize the hair of the left temporo-lateral zone with a spray bottle. Comb gently and trim with regular scissors. Repeat the same procedure on the right side.
Step 7
Tilt your head back slightly and trim your hair in a semicircle.
Step 8
You should know that it is highly undesirable to do deep thinning on coarse hair. This can cause the hair to stick out in different directions.
Step 9
To add volume to individual parts of the head, you need to break them into vertical strands and mill them from below. Short lower strands will lift the upper ones and your hair will become more voluminous.
Step 10
If it is necessary to ensure that the hair fits as tightly as possible to the head in any part of it, thinning should be done from above.