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I have developed a new hobby which is very fun and saves me a bit of money every month rather then cost me loads. Are you interested? Why don’t you… cut your own hair! It’s chic, creative, a little messy and challenging. It was hard to get used to handling a pair of scissors at first but after a couple of goes I really started getting the hang of it!

To begin with you’ll need a large mirror, a pair of sharp scissors and a comb. If you are male, you may want to invest in clippers; these cut short hair accurately, quickly and cleanly and save you a lot of time and effort and money as well! You can buy most of these things at a large supermarket or a specialist salon if you want to go for more fancy stuff.

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The first thing to do before you attempt to actually cut your own hair is to practise in front of a mirror. Lots of people are put off cutting their own hair because they simply get a pair of scissors, wave it around their head and wonder why it’s difficult to handle. Don’t do that! I’m telling you now, it IS difficult to handle a pair of scissors near your hair when only using a mirror image so make sure you practise first!

Use a pencil or spoon to try to mimic how you would move the pair of scissors over your head and you’ll realise that it does not take too long to pick up the coordination. Doing this alone will take you a third of the way to success!

Once you feel you are OK to actually cut your own hair, I suggest that you first attempt a uncomplicated style which will not require cutting hair at different lengths. I know that it may look a little silly but you have to start somewhere! Eventually you’ll be able to add in feathering and layering to your cuts without too much problem if you are patient about building up your skills and practising.

It is best to wash your hair with shampoo just before you cut it – this will remove tangles and keep the hair smooth and soft which will make it easier to cut. You could use a rule or a piece of string to assist you in measuring how much hair you want to cut too. I recommend keeping your hair a little longer than you’d like since it is always easier to cut more hair off than to add it back on!

Use a comb to brush a small section of your hair out from the scalp and hold it between your first and middle fingers. Then you can cut at the desired length!

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