Razored Cut

[jenjen123]

I went to a new hair salon where my hair cut was cut with a razor. Does anyone else get there hair cut with a razor? Does this process make your hair more susceptible to damage and split ends?

 

[kellianne76]

I have had my hair razored and never seemed to have any split ends or damage from it.

 

[hollyxann]

i know they do use the razor on my hair as well and i havent had any trouble with my hair at all...well besides it not wanting to do what i want it to do....

 

[_withoutYou]

i ONLY get a razor cut and i love it.

 

[KellyB]

I've never had a problem that I can tell either.

 

[PerfectMistake]

I did once - and i had more splits than normal - but I am thinking it may have been dull

 

[blueangel1023]

My hair isn't as thick, so I don't really need to cut my hair with a razor. My friend however gets her hair cut with razor, and she doesn't have any prob with split ends or anything

 

[shockn]

What are the advantages to using a razor? Ive never heard of this

 

[fickledpink]

I've had my hair cut with a razor before, I didn't see a difference in split ends or anything either.

 

[KathrynNicole]

I've never experienced any difficulties related to razored haircuts

 

[LVA]

I've had my layers thinned out w/a razor and cut w/scissors. I don't realli think there's any harm .. .almost all of the salons i go to use razors to thin my hair

 

[NYAngel98]

You can have it razored for thinning as well as for style. It cuts the hair more 'piecey' than the blunted edge you'd get from a scissor. BUT, you want to make sure your stylist knows how to use it, (as well as having a sharp blade) and that your hairstyle would benefit from it. Improper use or dull blades can cause hair damage & can leave 'holes' ----

 

[luvmylittleboy]

My hair doesn't do well w/razor cuts (not sure why). The lady who cuts my hair does something called 'point cutting' that seems to do better w/my hair type.

 

[NYAngel98]

Originally Posted by luvmylittleboy My hair doesn't do well w/razor cuts (not sure why). The lady who cuts my hair does something called 'point cutting' that seems to do better w/my hair type. That will give similar results to a razor cut... you're cutting vertically w/ scissors, instead of bluntly across. I like to do this on a lot of the layers cuts I do (or angles) it gives that 'grown in' look.... more piecey... like the way your hair looks a few weeks after a new cut grows out

 

[rehnuma]

even i cut my hair with razor.. its cool and i never faced any prob

 

[Elisabeth]

Originally Posted by NYAngel98 That will give similar results to a razor cut... you're cutting vertically w/ scissors, instead of bluntly across. I like to do this on a lot of the layers cuts I do (or angles) it gives that 'grown in' look.... more piecey... like the way your hair looks a few weeks after a new cut grows out

Dang..Janelle..can you cut my hair???

Originally Posted by NYAngel98 You can have it razored for thinning as well as for style. It cuts the hair more 'piecey' than the blunted edge you'd get from a scissor. BUT, you want to make sure your stylist knows how to use it, (as well as having a sharp blade) and that your hairstyle would benefit from it. Improper use or dull blades can cause hair damage & can leave 'holes' ----  



I can attest to this.

. More than once.

 

[lipglossqueen10]

I have been wanted to try my hair cut with a razor and making layers, but I hear that it causes more frizz after showering and that it takes a little more maintenance. Is this true?