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its a little late for this question lol cuz i already did a hack job on my hair. its not bad but my ends look really thinned out and unnatural but im bold so i dont really care, but i was just wondering for future reference how do i do this without it looking like a 2 year old did it.

you should stay 2 inches away from roots and ends. I always take about a 1 inch thickness of the top layer of hair and clip it up, and not use the thinning shears on that part. That way the short pieces will not show.

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uhmm any ideas?

its a 4” mane.
tht is thick!!!

Use scissors to trim the very ends of the mane – all the way across. You don’t have to cut a lot — unless you want to.

Wash the horse’s mane — dirt will cause the mane to tangle.

Use some kind of conditioner or detangler on the mane .. use a lot of it to help get the mane untangled in a better manner. Make sure all of it is rinsed out perfectly.

You might want to divide the mane into sections.

Thinning shears are designed not to cut straight – and only cut a small amount of the hairs in it’s grip. Always use thinning shears vertically. Use thinning shears like scissoring UP on the mane once, then comb through the mane with your hand or fingers, scissor again, comb again, etc.

When you finish, it would probably be best to shampoo again.

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Take a thin slice of hair (going up and down on your head), hold it between your fingers without putting any tension on it, where the hair naturally bends, do not thin any closer to the scalp than that. Do this all the way around.

However, if you take too much out you will look scraggly and your hair will tangle. You are better off going to a salon.. but either way, do not thin long (shoulder length or longer) more than every 4 months or you will end up with poofy on top and thin on bottom.

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