This Way, The Child Will Know That The Haircutting Process Will All Be Over By 10.
Keep the hair at the front of the head, long enough that it can be slicked all the way back. My local hairdresser often wedges two kids in the chair together and alternates snips and comic asides. You will see the sharp difference in hair lengths.
Hold A Small Piece Of Hair Between Your Fingers, Then Slide Your Fingers Down Until The Hair Is The Length You Want It, And Snip Below Your Fingers.
This makes a smooth transition from the short sides to the longer hair on top. It gets the job done, if not perfectly. Once you have completed the sides and worked back around the head in that section, you can move up toward the top.
Trust Me, I’ve Done It And It’s No Fun.
The hair on top should be cut using scissors. Using your child’s regular shampoo, wash their hair over the sink or bathtub. Typically, the lower the number, the shorter the haircut.
But The Final Product Is Even More Amazing.
Make sure to scrub the scalp well, and wash the entire length of the hair. As you cut, hair will fall onto his neck and shoulders. So first of all, you gotta even it out.
Each Number Clipper Corresponds To The Length Of Hair That Will Be Left After You Use The Electric Clippers.
Cut around one side of the head and then the other, picking up a little bit of what you've just cut and to use as a guide for the next piece. When cutting or trimming the bottom, use a comb to comb the hair down and cut from the bottom. I place my fingers right next to his scalp, pulling the hair in between in a vertical position.
