Haircut is as personal as you and your stylist. Many times, books of fashion and style across the page in your living room can generate ideas for the type of hairstyle you are looking for. Your stylist can also recommend a good hair cut for you. However, it is important to ask how much time and maintaining a particular hairstyle requires a daily basis. Do you have enough time each day to move the style and the preparation of his hair? Smart stylists will ask about your lifestyle and activities taking into account their level of career, family and fitness. Obviously, a style of haircut that requires 60 or 90 minutes of prep work to look fabulous, not suitable for a person with a full-time job and family responsibilities.
Perhaps an easy way to make sure that your new haircut style is right for you is to listen to your instincts. If your stylist recommend something you know is bad for you, then talk! Always make sure they are listening and clear communication about what you are looking for a style of haircut.
If this is your first appointment with a new stylist, make sure your stylist is taking the time to know your hair. To better reach the new style of haircut, your stylist should look at the current condition of your hair and see how they like the style when dry. In short, he / she needs to get to "know" you and her hair. I always tell your stylist exactly how much hair you want removed, before the scissors near your head. Use visual aids, such as hands and fingers to communicate exactly what you want your hair cut style to look like. Then ask your stylist to use their fingers to show how much he / she is scheduled to take off the two are very clear in the final decision.
