How to know which hair dresser is suitable for you

Nothing upsets a girl more than having bad hair. The feeling when you walk out of the salon, heartbroken because you realize your hair “doesn’t make sense”, and have to wait at least a month to change the situation – really, a nightmare. Meanwhile, beautiful hair is the key to a confident, radiant, graceful and extremely comfortable appearance.

How to know which hair dresser is suitable for you

So, the problem here is, how to find the perfect hair dresser for you, so that you always feel confident every time you come and go from the salon? Try reading a few of our tips below to see if you can “break” something.

Go find a hair dresser yourself

You walk on the street and see a person with beautiful hair, try to run after them and ask for the hair dresser who cut their hair. 

Go find a hair dresser yourself

But make sure they have similar hair quality to you, because there are hairstyles that will look good with thick hair and terrible if you have thin hair.

Read the reviews about the hair dresser carefully

Once you’ve found the barber shop and the barber you’d like to do the haircut for, try calling the shop and asking about the barber. 

Read the reviews about the hair dresser carefully

Ask if they’re a trained, consistent performer.

Understand all aspects of hair: hair dresser

Think of it simply: A haircut is not simply a haircut. A good hair dresser will understand the 3 most important aspects of a hair: Length, hair quality and thickness. Most hair dresser know about lengths and layers, but don’t know about thickness and texture. 

Understand all aspects of hair: hair dresser

So, you better give the hair dresser that information. Tell them about your hair, that you want it like this when your hair has this kind of hair, has that kind of character, and how thick it is. Thick, thin, curly, straight, ruffled, rough, flat,  all you know, tell the hair dresser so they can understand what you’re doing and how to do it.

Clear visualization: hair dresser

A lot of girls have bad hair because they can’t clearly visualize the hairstyle they want, leading to the description deviating from the way the hair dresser thinks. So, keep in mind every detail about the hairstyle you want, describe it clearly or else, quickly and best, bring a photo of the hairstyle you want.

Clear visualization: hair dresser

In addition, you should also express in the most understandable way for the hair dresser to understand your hair. Many hair dresser admit that they don’t even understand what their customers are describing and saying about their hair.

Let the hair dresser do their thing

Are you comfortable when you’re doing something and someone else jumps in: Don’t do this, don’t do that! It’s the same with hair dresser, they can’t be comfortable and focused on giving you a nice hairstyle if you keep saying: Don’t use this scissors, don’t use that comb because it doesn’t suit your hair. Or don’t blow dry, don’t wash, don’t cut those curls, etc. 

Let the hair dresser do their thing

They’re working, so if you want the best results, let them focus. Saying little during a haircut does not mean you leave your hairstyle to the barber. If they’re doing something that’s against your will, say so.

Don’t rambling: hair dresser

When you sit down in the hair dresser chair, you can comfortably communicate with your barber. But don’t be too rambling about your private life. Talk a lot about your hair, about what they’re cutting for you so they know more about the hairstyle you want and how to make you the most satisfied. 

Don’t rambling: hair dresser

Don’t talk too much about the puppy you just bought or the naughty little brother, they have no effect and also distract the cutter.

Questions: hair dresser

When cutting your hair, pay attention to whether your hair dresser is observing your attitude. 

Questions: hair dresser

If you are a dedicated hair dresser, they will always ask if you are satisfied, how do you feel about a curl cut like this, if you would like to be shorter, how do you feel.