How would a hairdresser thin your hair?

Question

And how much does it cost?

Answer 1

do you think your hair is too thick? mee too! oh and they just use special scissors. don't worry just ask them to do it when you get your hair cut next, the don't charge anything. but be careful, you're hair gets thicker when it grows back, so if you get your hair thinned out once, make sure you'll have the time to keep up with the task of getting it done quite often!

Answer 2

Thinning shears. They are special scissors. They have one blade that looks simular to a regular pair of scissors. The other blade has gaps like a very wide tooth comb. When the scissors are opened and closed it snips hair so that there are spaces cut out between the "gap" areas. This is layering or thinning the hair. This adds more body and lift. I always have this done at eat hair cut appointment. This in no additional cost. It's just part of a hair cut. If your hairdresser does not ask to do this, or does the thinning, just ask. They will be happy too.

Answer 3

With scissors that have little teeth so only half of what they cut is gone. I had a hairdresser do that to me right at the scalp when I was a teenager it looked awful when it started to grow out! They can also use a razor to add texture or just get good old fashioned layers

Answer 4

well it cost the usual like 8-12 bucks

this is what they do.
they have these special scissors that you take your hair and you cut right through your hair and then you brush your hair, and a whole bunch of hair starts coming out like when a you are brushing your cats fur for the first time in a year, a lot will come out but your cats hair will still be the same length and eveything just neater and thinner.

you should ask to see the scissors when you are there. they are so cool, and trust me those sissors are like magic how they are made with their special desighn. and the best part is you come out with your lenth of your hair all the same! only your hair is thinner!

i do it like every 6 months
works great =)

Answer 5

The link below gives the "how it's done" explanation for thinning better than me. In my area, hair thinning is often included with a style cut in many salons, so depending what salon & how chic it is you can spend between $12 and $60 dollars for a style cut; some salons charge even more.

Answer 6

They usually take a comb looking thing & brush it through your hair but it really isn't a comb it has sharp things that thin it out. You could also just get layers. And cost totally depends on where you go just like normal cuts & colors.

Answer 7

They have thinning shears they can use, should be the same cost as your regular hair cut seeing as it is just a technique used.

Answer 8

they turn the scissors vertical and slightly run them down your hair. Or they use these other types of scissors. There's 2 ways.

I don't think it would be expensive at all. When you go to the hair dresser to get your hair cut, ask them to thin it out while they're at it.

Answer 9

nicely your hair must be come somewhat shorter yet genuinely no longer so short every person could word a length replace. in simple terms ask your hair wardrobe to layer or skinny your hair! sturdy luck!

Answer 10

Hmm,depends who you go to mostly.
When I want my hair to be thinner,my hairdresser uses a razor on it. [Layering it]