


Though the longevity of a haircut depends on the style, make sure you’ll be comfortable with your new do for at least three months. Will you still love this in three weeks? Three months?

Ask yourself, “What do I like about this cut?” and go from there. Instead, discuss what aspects of the hairstyle can be replicated on you in a favorable fashion. Hear out the stylist’s suggestions, but hold your groundĪ stylist should have suggestions for what they think will look best on you based on your preferences and lifestyle. “It’s always great to show your stylist a picture of something you’re trying to achieve so they have a good idea on how to move forward,” says Tricomi. Save a few pics on your phone to show the stylist what appeals to you. The stylists we consulted recommend checking out Pinterest, beauty magazines and fashion influencers on Instagram. If you’re out of the loop, they can fill you in, but if you have no idea what you want, it’s best to do a bit of homework to get some ideas. Part of the job of a hairstylist is to know the current trends. Get inspiration from TV, beauty mags, Pinterest and Instagram You should also point out if you use or are open to using products everyday as some hairstyles are more high-maintenance (and costly) in this regard. “A good stylist will know the perfect hairstyle for your face, lifestyle and preferences however, he or she should also be willing to listen to your concerns and work with you.” “Be honest with your stylist,” says Seale.
