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@Nov 1 2004, 02:53 PM
Use a thinning shears to help blend the hair. It might still look a little choppy but after a week it should be fine.
To cut Lexi's hair I use the Wahl Designer clippers. You can get them at Sally's for around $35. The are pretty easy to use. I use a small scissors on her face, feet and sometimes her legs. I think the scissors would be a lot harder to use. I would recommend starting with a clippers. If you take care of the clippers it should last you a really long time.
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Hey Lexi's mom! I was just wondering if you have to use scissors at all after you use the clippers.
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I use the clippers on her torso area (back, chest, and stomach area), neck and sometimes her legs. I then use the scissors on her head and feet.
Last time I gave Lexi a haircut I overdid it big time.
Her hair was really short. I also cut her ears to the end of the flesh. I cut a lot of hair from around her neck and face. It was kind of choppy, but I seemed to be the only one to really notice. Everyone else thought she looked cute. That was in August and I'm now letting the hair grow out. I think it is now about 3 inches long.
My point is that we are a lot of times our worst critiques. Give it a few days and you might not think it is as bad as you orginally thought.