18/ Embroidered cut: what is it and how is the model made in the hair?
The embroidered cut is perfect for eliminating split ends without changing the length of the strands.
Have you ever heard of embroidery cutting? The technique is perfect for divas who are terrified of scissors and want to remove damaged ends without changing the length. In addition to keeping the strands at the size you want, the great advantage of this cut is that it can be done on all types of hair. Learn all about the procedure!
Embroidered cut maintains yarn length
Have you ever been to the salon, asked to cut just the tips, but the hairdresser got carried away and cut much more than you imagined? Well, this is a very common scene, but not with an embroidered cut.
Yes, the statement seems contradictory, but this style of cut does not change the length of the hair. That's because the technique eliminates the double and more resected ends in a timely manner, without having to change the size.
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After all, how is the embroidery cut made?
Unlike more traditional cuts, embroidery does not remove all the ends at once. It eliminates only those strands that get the most goosebumps, as well as split and fragile ends.
It can be done in two ways. The first, more practical and common, is with a specific machine, which visually looks like a flat iron, but with “tiny teeth”, which cut only the strands that are on top. The second is a thorough and time-consuming process, done manually with scissors. The professional separates the hair into sections and carefully eliminates the most rebellious strands along the length. The embroidered cut can also be done with a candle, but not all professionals perform this type of technique. It is worth informing yourself well beforehand so as not to harm the locks!
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The embroidered cut can be done on all types of hair
In addition to not changing the length of the strands, the embroidered cut is very democratic, as it can be done on different types of hair. In straight and wavy strands, the cut eliminates the most damaged ends and gives more lightness and movement to the locks.
But the curly and curly ones can also bet on the technique. It is indicated for divas who do not like frizz, as the embroidered cut leaves the curls much more defined. However, to make the cut - especially if it's with a machine - the wires need to be clean, dry and brushed. That way, you don't run the risk of trapping the curls in the device.
