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whats a side part involve

Remmy · 2007-09-01 18:29:13

i see on various parts of the web they call this particular haircut cutting a side part.What exactly is involved in cutting it.Do they have to leave one side longer than the other?Another question if you got a side part would it naturally go to the side then ?

01-09-2007 6:29pm

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i see on various parts of the web they call this particular haircut cutting a side part.What exactly is involved in cutting it.Do they have to leave one side longer than the other?Another question if you got a side part would it naturally go to the side then ?

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#2 02-09-2007 12:23pm

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you just comb it that way i think

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#3 02-09-2007 11:19pm

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My hair is cut into a side parting. One side would be slightly longer than the other if I put a centre parting. At the moment it won't stay in a centre parting and falls naturally to the side. There's no maintenance to it and it just changes your look a bit. I try alternate between centre and side split as one look can get a bit boring.

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