Reddit reviews Tinkle Hair Cutter
We found 6 Reddit comments about Tinkle Hair Cutter. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Great for shaping and cutting hair
Reddit reviews Tinkle Hair CutterWe found 6 Reddit comments about Tinkle Hair Cutter. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
7:10
Tinkle Hair Cutter or Hair Pin Clip
My day hasn't been too bad. I'm right in the middle of coloring my hair. 20 more minutes to go! I hope you enjoy class! <3
>1 Something blue:
Did my nails with blue last night!
>3 Something on my head:
Two bags of bird seed, a book and a tape dispenser... That didn't end well
>3 A musical instrument:
This is an amazing old banjo we have at work with a real alligator skin case!
>4 A sultry face:
meow?
>5 At work totally not working:
How's my huuur?
>6 Something sentimental to me:
This is a teddy bear made out of one of my late father's shirts and ties.
>7 Something I collect:
That's a toss up between nail polish and star trek and space stuff (that's not even the half of it on that collection though.)
>8 A gadget everyone should own:
I love my kindle! I don't know why this is upside down. Oops.
>9 something bought and regret:
Brown was not a good choice for the kitchen!
>10 Something super hero related:
Easy! My Wonder Woman apron!
>11 Amazon something:
Oh. I was kind I just doing this because it was fun and you totally just gifted me. So I'll just link like the cheapest thing on my list.
>12 Time stamp!
Tried to make it exciting for you!
We use this on my mom's Norwegian Forest Cat. Seems to help quite a bit.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001DYM62C
I agree with the soft fringe. I have an unbalanced face as well. Really high forehead, weak chin, huge eyes and a really small nose. I have layers in my hair and I wear my bangs straight without a part. Like so. Those were really easy to cut myself with a razor comb I got for cheap. Or if you go somewhere to get your hair cut, I think they call that style point cutting.
use a razor comb. uses standard double edge razor blades.
http://www.amazon.com/Diane-D123-Tinkle-Hair-Cutter/dp/B001DYM62C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1453337632&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=Razor+Comb
Seconding got2b Freezing spray - works really well. Remember to start with a bit and add more if you need to.
If you need to cut it, you can start off with cutting with scissors if you have a bunch, but finish off with something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Diane-D123-Tinkle-Hair-Cutter/dp/B001DYM62C
Finish all the ends with that and make all small adjustments with it. It makes it look much more natural.
Speaking of natural, you can spray a bit of Cantu Shea Butter Sheen Spray at the end to make the hair less plasticy looking and more natural. Plus it smells really good. You can find that in most drug stores.
It's important to remember that wigs, when styled, will keep the shape that they cool in. They're plastic - if you heat it, you can shape it easily, but if it's still warm, it'll lose the shape when you stop styling it. Eg if you want curls, you should use heated curlers and let them cool in the wig before removing them.
Otherwise, I'd look for a tutorial targeted to what you want to do - spikes, big curly coifs, etc. You can use felt/padding to build around if you want to make something big.