Yep I have them too sometimes and cut them off. Here's a great picture to show that damage can have many forms, not just splitends:
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I was doing an S & D when I noticed that some of my ends are like right angles. Assuming this was damage, I snipped them off above the bend. Has anyone had this before?
Incidentally, I've found the best place to S & D is right in front of the monitor, they really show up there against the light![]()
Yep I have them too sometimes and cut them off. Here's a great picture to show that damage can have many forms, not just splitends:
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Always behave like a duck -
keep calm and unruffled on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath.
Interesting! I didn't realize there were so many different kinds...
Almost APL - cut it all off Dec '10 - Growing again Aug '11
Eeeks, when I am bored and do S&D, not a regular. I find basically most of the types you show![]()
Hair dyes can do that, from hair that can grow without trimming for a couple of years and stay healthy to this...
My hair is shoulder length now... but that is nothing to flaunt.![]()
15Apr2013 Hair is 1-2" shy from the pic above.Much better.
@Arctic, Wow! great illustrations! and i find all of them in my hair sometimes
@Jorja, Another great place to s&d is in the car; when somebody else is driving, that is ;-)
"The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance -- it is the illusion of knowledge" (Daniel J Boorstin)
I've seen the picture before, but I forgot that when the hair is angled it's damaged too. Now I have more to cut.
(Lady Seirêne of the Unmatched Voice in the Order of the Long Haired Knights)
Arctic,
Thanks for posting the detailed pictures of all the different types of damage since I had not seen this before. This will help quite a bit for my next S&D session.
Wow! Thats amazing Arctic thanks! I also had the thickening thing but I though I just had deformed hair lol. It looks like an alphabet for a new language.
Now S & D can be fun, like bingo!
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Always behave like a duck -
keep calm and unruffled on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath.
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