Things You'll Need:
- Good quality scissors or specialty hair cutting scissors
- Towel or cape to protect clothing
- A mirror
- Water
- A steady hand
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Step 1
First thing, set up your area. Wrap a cape or towel around yourself to catch falling hair. If you are doing it over the sink, you might want to cover the sink as well. Make sure your mirror is clean and you have your comb and scissors ready.
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Step 2
Separate your bangs from the rest of your hair. You might want to use a clip to hold the rest of your hair up and out of the way.
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Step 3
Lightly spritz your bangs with water. They should be damp, but not dripping.
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Step 4
Comb the bangs downward to make sure there are no tangles. Pull any remaining hair that should not be cut with the bangs away.
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Step 5
Now you can work on cutting those bangs! Start by taking 1/2" to 1" wide section (from either the right or left side) and cut. You can either cut straight across or on an upward angle, depending on your style & preference.
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Step 6
Work on the next 1/2" to 1" section immediately next to the section you just cut. Continue until you have finished all the bangs.
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Step 7
Comb the bangs downward again to check for pieces that need attention.











Comments
HowDragon said
on 12/15/2008 Great info! I'll try this next time. Thanks!
sneedc said
on 12/9/2008 My daughter tried this two days before school pictures, but it didn't work out right, I really wish she'd have read this first, but she didn't know how to read back then. THANKS FOR THESE INVALUABLE tips,
yourmamasaidwha said
on 11/11/2008 great tips! i still can't trust myself...but i'd love to get up the nerve sometime, especially with the rate of things now a days!
00Analana said
on 11/5/2008 I've nver tried cutting my own hair. You must be very brave! :)
PajamaMommy said
on 11/4/2008 Good tips!