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Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Aug 20, 2020 | Replies (41)
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@cindiwass- Hello. You bring up a good point. Making sure that your mask fits properly is imperative. If your hair gets in the way of a proper fit that's not good. Even if this wasn't the reason for your "self- cut" I'm impressed that you took the initiative to make yourself comfortable and avoid a risky place. I do go to my salon. It's very small and I'm the only one in there.
There are many youtube videos to help show people how to trim or cut your hair. Did you learn this way?
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Hi. I learned to cut my own hair by figuring finally (!) that I could do it. But I am now doing the single-length style, meaning I don't layer it in particular. I tried layering but it was too much trouble. I just cut a smooth straight-as-possible cut. I don't need a mirror to cut the back, because I kind of feel or know where I'm going with the scissors. Yes, sometimes my hair gets a bit tangled with the mask. In a way, it pays to let it grow longer so I can pull the hair back, but I'm not particularly worried about that. Because I like to wear earrings and I like them to show. 🙂 So -- time will tell.
P.S. I do know someone who bought the metal thing to cut her own hair but she has a very short cut and apparently needs help to sculpt it. But she does a good job on herself. I don't want a very short cut right now. You're convincing me to let my hair grow longer. 🙂 Take care.