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4 Ways to Cut Curly Hair

By Matthew Lynch
October 5, 2023
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Cutting curly hair can seem like a daunting task, but once you learn the proper techniques, you will find that maintaining your luscious locks becomes much more manageable. With the right approach, your curls can transform into healthy, stunning spirals that frame your face beautifully. Here are four ways to cut curly hair that will embrace your natural swirls and keep them looking fabulous.

1. Dry Cutting

One of the best methods for cutting curly hair is to do it while dry. Since curls tend to bounce and shrink when dry, cutting them in their natural state allows for greater control over length and shape. This technique helps stylists see how each curl is behaving, thus creating a tailored cut suitable for each individual’s curl pattern. To execute dry cutting, hair should be clean and prepped using minimal styling products.

2. Curly Hair Layering

Another great way to give your curls structure and dimension is layering. This technique involves varying the lengths of different sections of hair, allowing your curls to cascade freely without weighing each other down. Layers work wonders for framing the face and adding movement while also enabling easier styling and reducing frizz. When layering curly hair, communicate with your stylist about the desired length of each layer, as well as which parts should have more volume or less bulk.

3. The Deva Cut

The Deva Cut technique, developed by Devachan Salon founder Lorraine Massey, is specifically designed for curly hair types. The process involves snipping each curl individually at an angle to shape its natural pattern while promoting healthy growth without causing excessive shedding or split ends. This personalized approach considers factors such as texture, thickness, bounce, and curl type before making each cut, ultimately enhancing your curls’ natural beauty and emphasizing their unique characteristics.

4. The Unicorn Cut

The Unicorn Cut is a DIY-friendly method for achieving uniform layers without a salon visit. To execute the technique, simply gather all your hair into a tight, high ponytail and secure it with a hairband at the very top of your head. Make sure the ponytail is as close to your forehead as possible, then use sharp hair-cutting sheers to trim your hair straight across. The result is an evenly layered cut that’s perfect for curly-haired individuals seeking an easy and budget-friendly trim.

In conclusion, cutting curly hair doesn’t have to be a challenge, as long as you employ the right techniques for your curl type. Embrace your natural texture by adopting one of these methods – such as dry cutting, layering, the Deva Cut, or the Unicorn Cut –and you’ll find that managing and styling your curls becomes a breeze. With some practice and patience, you can optimize your curls and showcase their stunning uniqueness.

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