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Some people get cars for their graduation, or computers, maybe money. One teen in Canada decided to cut her hair – for the first time ever, and we’re betting her hairstylist had to use some crazy thinning shears on her mane! With hair that long and thick, there’s no way regular shears would’ve done the job!

The graduate, Jennifer Greenland, thought it would be a good thing to do to mark the occasion and when Joanne Tetlichi, a custodian at the school heard of Jennifer’s plan, she decided she would cut her long hair as well. Add to that list, Kyla Ross – a worker at the school – who made the decision to cut her hair as well.

The women did some searching and decided they would donate their hair to a group in Alberta that makes wigs for cancer patients.

The wig makers require at least 10 inches of hair to make a wig. The three women each donated between one and two feet of hair.

The group even got to have their hair cut on the stage after the graduation ceremony – here’s where those thinning shears came in handy! – and several people walked around the room with buckets asking for donations towards cancer research.

You can read more about this somewhat unusual donation here

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Hey Everyone!
I have started cutting my husbands hair. Last time I gave him a hair cut I got it all the same length but it looked blotchy and not well blended in. (I am cutting his hair only with scissors.) Does anyone have any techniques that can help me give him a better cut.. Also, I have been cutting his hair on the top doing horizontal lines. Is that right? I just saw a you tube video where they were taking the whole top vertically and then cutting it. Which way is more effective. Any tips would be very helpful, THANK YOU!!

It depends on your husbands hair texture. If his hair is poofing up, then you are cutting his hair too short.

Okay cutting the hair is a basic cut and is correct. Cutting the hair vertically requires experience and technique.Don’t cut the hair too short as it will poof up, also, the length of the hair weighs is down. You can also get a pair of thinning shears to cut his hair. Here is a great tutorial to show you how to use thinning shears.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uX98FaETpRo

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Hey Everyone!
I have started cutting my husbands hair. Last time I gave him a hair cut I got it all the same length but it looked blotchy and not well blended in. (I am cutting his hair only with scissors.) Does anyone have any techniques that can help me give him a better cut.. Also, I have been cutting his hair on the top doing horizontal lines. Is that right? I just saw a you tube video where they were taking the whole top vertically and then cutting it. Which way is more effective. Any tips would be very helpful, THANK YOU!!
No, I do just fine with his haircuts. I just needed to know how to blend it in. My husband is not ashamed to go out of the house, thank you very much!

Cutting hair is complex. You need to know angles and degrees as in math. You need to learn theory for hair condition, type of hair as in curly, straight, thin, thick, etc. I know you’re trying to save money by doing it your self so either have a pro talk and walk you through cutting his hair or let him go to the school as the students there are always under an instructor. Don’t keep trying on your own or he will get to the point that he will be too embarrassed to go out. Good luck.

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