The Cut So you're flipping through the latest issue of ELLE and you see the haircut of your dreams. You get on the phone, book your appointment, and sit on the edge of your seat until the day comes. Then, you walk into your appointment, sit down, and say, "I want my hair to look edgy with a shaved side, and really short bangs." Now cue tears and regret. The Cut: Do's Remember, a picture is worth a thousand words. If you find a cut or style that you want your hair to look exactly like, bring in that picture to your stylist. This will eliminate any miscommunication that happens in these kinds of situations. If you want your bangs to look like Zooey Deschanel's or your tresses to look like Jennifer Lopez's voluminous layers, a photo will help clear up any confusion. Your stylist will thank you and it will really make the consultation much easier. The Cut: Don't Don't take a seat and immediately start gossiping. Let your stylist do their thing. The most important part of the service is the actual consultation and this should start from the minute you sit down in the chair. If your stylist starts the service off by talking about their relationship woes then don't be surprised if you leave the salon disappointed with the final results. No consultation = immediate frustration. The Cut: Tip It's also important to share with your stylist what your daily routine is like, especially if it is your first time meeting with someone. If you're a "ready, roll, go" kind of girl, then a cut that requires a lot of styling is not going to work. If you're on a budget and can't afford to get to the salon every 4-6 weeks, then a cut with a lot of upkeep is going to become your worst nightmare. check out more tips at http://www.elle.com/
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