Peaked cut vs. shredded cut: what’s the difference?
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Peaked cut vs. shredded cut: have you ever wondered when asked which of these you prefer? Well, know that this uncertainty is more common than you think and, believe me, it does make a big difference in the result of the haircut. Find out below what is the difference between a chopped cut and a shredded cut and learn how to choose the right cut for you!
After all, what is the difference between a jagged cut and a frayed cut?
Both the peaked cut and the frayed cut work the layers of yarn – but they do it differently. While the peaked cut works with more marked layers, the shredded cut features smoother layers and can have irregularities in the layers of each strand. Thus, the wires are disconnected and appear lighter. Therefore, despite working the hair layers, the cuts present a very different final result and are indicated for different types of hair.
Peaked cut x shredded cut: how to choose the right cut for you
shredded:
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Made with a razor or scissors, the shred is perfect for creating lightness and movement to the hair. If you are looking to reduce the volume this is your cut! However, if you suffer from thin hair with little volume, it is best to avoid it.
Peaked:
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Democratic, the pebbled suits all types of yarn: smooth, wavy and curly. This cut is perfect for adding volume to fine strands and for those who want to change their look without changing the length of the strands.
Smart Finishing: Value the Layers
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To make the layers more marked or disconnected, invest in finishing products such as CC Cream. The right finish is one of the best ways to highlight the layers of the jagged and frayed cuts and give the strands more movement.
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