u/CosmicCreature86

Need a Stylist who does "Dusting" Technique

Hey guys, I'm looking for a stylist who does a very specific type of haircut. It's called dusting or dust trimming. It's where the stylist lightly trims any and all split ends off the hair without cutting off length. (like how with super long hair, split ends can but all throughout the hair.) If anyone does this technique or knows someone who does, please let me know. Thank you in advance.

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u/CosmicCreature86 — 5 days ago

I moved here from West Texas in January. West Texas is extremely dry with humidity being around 6-15 percent. As it gets hotter the humidity is starting to make me feel really sick, like I'm going to throw up. Heat is not an issue for me. I grew up working long days on a farm and 14 hour days in the oilfield, all of it under the blazing West Texas sun. I've never once had any issues. I am well hydrated, eat a relatively healthy diet, in pretty decent shape. But after being outside in San Antonio for just ten to fifteen minutes I feel like I need to lay down. It makes me feel SO SICK and exhausted. It's so overwhelming. I got a job working oilfield at night, because back home it's cool to cold at night, even in the summer. But I've learned the heat and humidity at night is still high. I need some tips or advice for how to acclimate myself to this climate because going back home isn't an option. I have to live here so I have to find a way to get used to this humidity. Please help.

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u/CosmicCreature86 — 24 days ago