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The scalp spritz trick I picked up at a supply shop in Phoenix that nobody talks about
I was in a supply shop in Phoenix about six months ago and an older stylist told me to stop spraying water directly on the scalp during a dry cut because it makes the hair clump unevenly and throws off your guide lines. I tried it on my next three clients and she was right, the hair stays flat and I can actually see the natural fall pattern instead of guessing through wet patches. The thing is, most new cosmetologists I meet think more water means more control, and I get why, that's what school drills into you. But once you learn to work with just a light mist on the mid lengths, your blowouts come out smoother and you spend way less time chasing cowlicks. I have been doing this for nine years now and I still catch myself over wetting sometimes, so it is not a magic fix overnight. If you are a newer stylist struggling with uneven layers on fine hair, try backing off the water bottle and see what happens. Has anyone else had a mentor drop a simple tip like that which completely changed how you approach a basic cut?
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