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Thin Mid Length Wavy Hair
Q: There are a number of questions on how to thin hair on your site. Do the same guidelines apply for mid length (between
chin and shoulder length), wavy hair? Work around approx. 1/3 to 1/2 down the length. Also is there a preference if the hair is wet
or dry?
A: When thinning the hair, the basic guidelines apply to any length of hair. The key is to make certain that you don’t make your
thinning cuts too close to the scalp. Doing so will result in the hair standing up and sticking out in many cases. The positioning
for the cut(s) at 1/3 to ½ of the length of the hair.
As to the specific area where you want to place your thinning cuts, you should target the area
where there is bulk you wish to remove. If the hair is bulky at the ends, then your thinning cuts should be just above the bulky area,
or in the center of that area. Be sure to perform one “cut” at a time to prevent removing too much hair from a given area.
Just as when you are cutting the hair to create a style, you generally want the hair to be at least
damp when thinning the hair. This isn’t a requirement and there are some cases when it would be advantageous for the hair to be dry
when thinning, but having the hair damp prevents the cut segments of hair from scattering all over the place.
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