Choosing The Right Cut

Recognizing your’ face shape is the key to choosing a cut and style that flatter you. To identify your face shape, scrape your hair back and look in the mirror at the Proportions of your face and its compare.

What To Look For

While the shape of your face the starting point of your hairstyle, there are other things you need to consider

• Body Build - Your hair needs to balance this for instance, if you’re tall and boned, you’ll need hair to balance your physique so skip short crops.
• Your Lifestyle - If you want hair you cal style in five minutes, don’t go for a sleek bob.Choose tousled or layered styles which you can literally wash and go.
• Your Natural Hair - Wash your hair the day of a cut so the hairdresser can see how your hair works before it gets wet.
• Glasses - Glasses can alter your whole appearance even if you wear contact lenses, if you know you’ll be wearing your glasses at some point make sure you take them along to show your stylist.

At The Hairdresser’s

The first step is finding someone you get on with.you need to feel you can communicate freely with your hairdresser.

• Visit The Salon - Check out the age, style and hairdos of the dents and the staff does what you want fit in with their approach and image.
• Take A Picture With You - This can work well so long as what you aspire to is realistic for your hair length and texture. Use picture as your guide but make sure you ask the stylist to explain what elements, of that look will work for you.
• Think About Care And Maintenance - Ask the stylist’s advice on what products you will need to keep the style you’re after in good shape. Then think about whether you are willing to blow-dry and use other product.
• Don’t Be Bullied - Stick to your guns and keep your goal in mind.a sulky stylist is a bad stylist and if they wash your hair before they’ve examined it and you’ve made your decision,leave - hair has to be seen dry if it is to be cut well.