Remove Choppy Layers
A: Well, the way to remove choppy layers is to re-cut the hair in such a way as to even out the layering, or to allow the hair to grow out and trim the hair in such a way as to remove the layering altogether. The course of action you choose depends on the transition you want to make in the styling.
When elevated in thin segments, the hair that has choppy layers will have "points" that are apparent at the ends. You can simply cut these points off, to create smooth layering, or cut the points at a middle-range between the longest and shortest lengths present in order to keep as much length as possible and gradually remove the choppy effect.
The steeper the "chopping" into the length of the layers, the longer it will take to grow them out and remove them through trimming. The alternative, of course, is to go with the shortest available length and start growing the hair out fresh from this point with smooth layering.
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