Trimming a brisket
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Here’s a basic guide on how to trim your own hair at home for less. Use a mild shampoo and be sure that your hair is clean and free of any hair-care products before you begin trimming. You do not need to condition, but it may help eliminate any tangles. Rinse your hair until no residual bubbles or soap are present in the run-off. The water flowing from your scalp should be clean and clear. Hair that is very thick, curly or coarse should be washed twice to make sure it is clean. Lightly towel dry any excessive moisture.