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Create a deeper texture in the hair by lowering the handle end of the scissors. The farther you lower the scissors from their vertical position, the more hair you'll cut. Do not not lower the scissors past a 45 degree angle, or you are not really performing a point cut anymore. Holding the scissors at 45 degrees will give you a choppy, layered look. Point cutting should usually not take off more than 1 inch (2.5 cm) of hair. However, if you want to create an exaggerated effect, cut deeper into the hair when you have it pinched between your fingers. Cut between 1 and 2 inches (2.5 cm to 5 cm), but don't cut more than 2 inches with this technique. Always make sure the person whose hair you are cutting is aware that you are going to be taking off more hair. With the hair hanging straight down, gather a 2 inch (5 cm) section between and below your fingers. Rather than pulling the hair up, as in the technique for short hair, hold the hair so it hangs toward the floor. Point the scissors upward toward the hair and perform the point cut as before. Cutting the lowest layer of hair in this way keeps the bottom layer from looking like a straight line.

summary: Hold the scissors at a lower angle. Cut the hair deeper than 1 inch (2.5 cm). Cut the lowest layer of layered hair.

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How you disconnect from the internet depends on your computer. In most cases, there should be a WiFi option in the bottom corner of your screen. If you click on that, you can disconnect the internet from there. Disconnecting from the internet is what helps make this method more secure. This way, no one can view your information and access it.

summary: Disconnect your internet.

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Both electrolysis and laser removal have the potential to be permanent solutions after enough treatments. They are far more expensive than the other methods of hair removal, but they can save you a lot of time in the long run if you're constantly waxing or bleaching your mustache. During laser-hair removal, a laser is used to zap many hair follicles at once and kill hair at the root. Because the lasers are best at targeting dark hairs that stand out against light skin, it's not ideal for dark-skinned or light-haired people. Skin and hair color are less important for electrolysis, when a tiny needle is inserted into the hair follicle and creates a current that kills the root of the hair. Some places have better machines, more qualified specialists (always make sure they're licensed), and happier customer reviews than others. Look online for reviews, but never choose a location based on the testimonials on their company website. Call your top two or three choices for clinics and ask them questions about their services, equipment, and training. Some things to ask include how long they've been in business, how old their equipment is, whether their equipment is FDA approved, and whether their practitioners are licensed. Also ask about the total price, whether they'll let you do a patch test, what the possible side effects will be.
summary: Choose electrolysis or laser removal for a permanent solution. Choose laser hair removal if you have dark hair and light skin. Research locations and practitioners carefully. Call a few clinics to interview practitioners.