Did the haircut fail? You shouldn’t jump out of the living room barely holding back tears – there are simple ways to fix the problem.
Many hairstylists say that one of the most annoying habits customers have is staying silent when something isn’t going their way. A real professional will not miss the opportunity to fix the mistake and restore your good mood – that’s what you need to do for this.
The first and most important rule: do not be silent during the haircut!
“Constructive criticism is always helpful,” says hairstylist Shantis Michel. If you think something is wrong, speak up right away. Then the stylist can stop before it’s too late – for example, when the hair is cut too short.” So be less distracted by the phone – watch what the master is doing and feel free to him ask questions or stop it.
Rule 2: Speak straight to the point
When we are upset, there is a strong desire to speak emotionally – for example, to say something like, “That’s just awful!” However, such remarks won’t help the stylist understand what exactly needs to be done to keep you their client (and that’s what most hairstylists want). So pull yourself together and focus on what you don’t like: bangs that are too short, the wrong shade of ash, or the inability to style your hair like you’re used to.
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Rule 3: be polite
We understand your desire to tell the hairdresser everything you think about him, especially when after the words: “Just remove the split ends”, 30 centimeters of hair disappears. Michelle advises to stay polite – this will allow the stylist to maintain a sincere desire to fix everything – of course, when possible.
Fourth rule: Make suggestions
No one expects you to tell a professional how to fix a bad haircut in detail, but it’s important to start a conversation. “Give the master a lead,” advises hairstylist Cody Renegar. “It’s important for him to understand how you imagine the situation improving.”
Rule five: Make sure it’s not the style
When you get home, check if your dissatisfaction is not caused by the haircut itself, but by the way the stylist styled the hair. Maybe if you do it the usual way, the problem will be solved by itself.
Life hack didn’t work? Then try other styling methods and hair accessories: for example, too short bangs can be pushed back with a trendy headband until the hair grows back.
Source: The Voice Mag
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