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Trim Vs Dusting. While a routine trim may cut off two to three inches of hair (or more), hair dusting only parts with the dry, damaged bits on the ends. A surface cut takes away little to no length and focuses on the split ends at the bottom of the hair as well as the unhealthy flyaways along the length of the hair. We’re all familiar with the battle that is wanting to grow. Discover hair dusting, a technique that may keep your hair healthy while growing it out. Unlike a true trim, which maintains the lines of your haircut (and may cost you an inch or more if your ends are riddled with splits and. Which form of getting rid of frayed ends is right for you? Hair dusting differs from a hair trim because it should take less than a quarter inch of hair off the length (next to nothing!) and will focus mainly on getting rid of the split ends strand by strand. Trimming shortens your hair more than dusting does What exactly is dusting and how is it different from trimming? While a standard trim is often the solution, ‘hair dusting’ is a grooming technique that fixes the damage without sacrificing the length. Hair dusting is actually based on an old technique that consisted of twisting sections of hair and using a candle flame to burn off the dead ends. Dusting is a specific cutting technique also called a surface cut which involves your stylist carefully and methodically removing just the damaged ends of the hair.

While a routine trim may cut off two to three inches of hair (or more), hair dusting only parts with the dry, damaged bits on the ends. Unlike a true trim, which maintains the lines of your haircut (and may cost you an inch or more if your ends are riddled with splits and. Discover hair dusting, a technique that may keep your hair healthy while growing it out. Trimming shortens your hair more than dusting does What exactly is dusting and how is it different from trimming? While a standard trim is often the solution, ‘hair dusting’ is a grooming technique that fixes the damage without sacrificing the length. We’re all familiar with the battle that is wanting to grow. Dusting is a specific cutting technique also called a surface cut which involves your stylist carefully and methodically removing just the damaged ends of the hair. Which form of getting rid of frayed ends is right for you? A surface cut takes away little to no length and focuses on the split ends at the bottom of the hair as well as the unhealthy flyaways along the length of the hair.

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Trim Vs Dusting Dusting is a specific cutting technique also called a surface cut which involves your stylist carefully and methodically removing just the damaged ends of the hair. Discover hair dusting, a technique that may keep your hair healthy while growing it out. What exactly is dusting and how is it different from trimming? Trimming shortens your hair more than dusting does Hair dusting differs from a hair trim because it should take less than a quarter inch of hair off the length (next to nothing!) and will focus mainly on getting rid of the split ends strand by strand. Which form of getting rid of frayed ends is right for you? Dusting is a specific cutting technique also called a surface cut which involves your stylist carefully and methodically removing just the damaged ends of the hair. While a standard trim is often the solution, ‘hair dusting’ is a grooming technique that fixes the damage without sacrificing the length. Unlike a true trim, which maintains the lines of your haircut (and may cost you an inch or more if your ends are riddled with splits and. Hair dusting is actually based on an old technique that consisted of twisting sections of hair and using a candle flame to burn off the dead ends. We’re all familiar with the battle that is wanting to grow. A surface cut takes away little to no length and focuses on the split ends at the bottom of the hair as well as the unhealthy flyaways along the length of the hair. While a routine trim may cut off two to three inches of hair (or more), hair dusting only parts with the dry, damaged bits on the ends.