How To Get A Perfect Hair Cut
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coercing every strand of your wayward hair into place or a style that
falls perfectly into place with little prompting on your part. That is
why it is so important to make sure that you have the perfect hair cut
for your type and texture of hair.
For most people, finding the right hair cut is not possible by simply
looking through a few hair cutting books and picking out their
favorite styles. The truth is that hair cuts featured in the top style
magazines and style books have been chosen specifically for each model
that sports them. Each hair cut and style has been formulated to
compliment the model's bone structure, coloring and hair texture. That
is why they look so great.
It would be foolish to think that a straight, textured cut would be
possible to achieve on a client with naturally curly hair. And trying
to put excessive layering on a client with thin and limp hair would
result in a disastrous hair cutting experience. So, what can you do to
make sure that you always get a great hair cut?
The first step to great hair cuts is finding the right stylist. Once
you find a stylist with a proven record and one with whom you are
comfortable, take some time to talk about what you want out of your
hair cut. Ask for cuts and styles that will compliment and work with
your texture of hair, not go against it. For example: If your hair is
wavy, you can not expect to achieve a sleek straight style in minutes.
Nor can you expect to achieve a bouffant style on fine, limp hair in a
matter of minutes.
Pay attention to how your stylist communicates with you. A good
stylist will be honest with you and tell you if a cut that you really
want is a bad idea. On the other hand, the same stylist can use their
unique hair cutting skills to adapt popular styles to suit your
individual hair characteristics and craft your locks into the best
hair cut you've ever had.
Along with your stylist, browse through hair cutting and style books
and discuss different hair cuts that caught your eye. Try to look for
models with hair similar to yours. It is also very
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