How to communicate with the stylist when getting a hair cut? A clearer statement than "fix it"
Just saying trim a little often ends badly. How to describe shortest length, shape, fringe, thinning, styling habits and results you do not want.
"Cut it on for me" means different things to everyone: some people want to cut off a centimeter, while others are okay with shoulder-length hair. If you want to reduce the gap after cutting, you can transform the abstract feeling into specific length, outline and finishing needs.
Let’s talk about the most unacceptable result first.
For example, it cannot be tied, the bangs are too short, the sides are too shaggy, the ends of the hair are too thin, or the hair rod needs to be used every day. These restrictions can help designers first eliminate directions that are not in line with living habits.
Use body position to indicate length
Rather than saying "cut a little," specify whether you want it to fall on the chin, collarbone, upper chest, or lower chest. Naturally curly and permed hair also needs to take into account the shrinkage after drying, so it is also necessary to indicate whether it is usually dried naturally or blown straight.
How to choose reference photos?
Prepare two or three photos and indicate which part you like: bangs, face, layers, tail, or overall outline. You can also provide a photo of what you don’t like, explaining that you don’t want it to be too thick, too shredded, or too sticky.
Be honest and explain how long it takes you to tidy up every day.
The same hairstyle will have different effects after drying naturally, simply blowing it, or using an electric iron. If you only have five minutes in the morning, the design direction should be prioritized to be easy to maintain; if you are willing to practice blowing, you can also ask the designer to demonstrate the steps.
Confirm before cutting hair
Before starting, you can reconfirm the shortest position, whether to retain the length of the tied hair, the direction of the bangs and the range of layers. If you have any questions, ask them on the spot. There is no need to wait until the cutting is finished.
For your first appointment, you can read the Complete Preparation Guide before Arrival and provide reference photos through Faye Designer LINE.