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What technique is this? please help

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Topic: What technique is this? please help
Posted By: zezima
Subject: What technique is this? please help
Date Posted: Oct 20, 2012 at 9:20pm
ok, last time i went to this hair salon, and this hairdresser cut this girl's hair. He got a pair of silver scissors, and from the middle of the back of her head, he slid, ran, the scissors, down. What i saw was that he didn't really snipe it, and it hair just fell off. Anway, is this technique called 'slide cutting' and what kind of scissors would produce this effect?
thanks
Tongue  zezima2012-10-20 21:21:17



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Posted By: zezima
Date Posted: Oct 20, 2012 at 9:20pm
ok, last time i went to this hair salon, and this hairdresser cut this girl's hair. He got a pair of silver scissors, and from the middle of the back of her head, he slid, ran, the scissors, down. What i saw was that he didn't really snipe it, and it hair just fell off. Anway, is this technique called 'slide cutting' and what kind of scissors would produce this effect?
thanks
Tongue  zezima2012-10-20 21:21:17


Posted By: Sahara_desert
Date Posted: Jan 23, 2013 at 8:54pm
I came across this link and thought it might be helpful... I'm not sure if what you are talking about is called slide cutting, but if it is this link might be helpful. http://www.sharplinescissors.com/slide.html


Posted By: mikecuts
Date Posted: Jan 25, 2013 at 5:34am
This is called slithering the hair strands or slide cutting
Mike


Posted By: Ricc
Date Posted: Jan 30, 2013 at 11:43am
I recently saw a video that may have been this technique. It really looked odd because the stylist didn't ever close the scissors. In fact it didn't really look like  he was doing anything but running the scissors through the hair, but he must have been doing something. I think this is the difference between a high priced stylist and a noob. It's certainly not for amateurs. 


Posted By: mikecuts
Date Posted: Jan 31, 2013 at 5:41am
I agree it does take a steady hand and sharp shears! Not to mention knowledge.!!
Mike



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