Perfect Hair Cut

Every person has a not so perfect or a bad haircut history or story to share. it's either too short, you leave with bangs or layers you didn't really want or it's too high-maintenance mishap.

How to Find the Perfect Haircut

Bring photos of movie stars, friends, fashion models -- anyone who has the cut you want. The single biggest problem in not getting the haircut you want is poor communication. When you bring photos of what you like it gives your stylist a clear idea.

Secrets to a perfect haircut

You need to feel comfortable with your haircut. You can get the best haircut in a technical sense, but if you don't feel comfortable with it, you won't carry it well. When you get a haircut you love, preserve it in pictures

Haircut ideas

Ask the stylist about the latest styles and what would work with your hair and look best.
Show not tell how you want your hair to be when the haircut is complete. This will help ensure that your hair will be cut only to the desired length.
Tell the stylist how much time you usually spend on your hair. This information will help determine which style best suits you.
Let the stylist know about any hair habits, such as tucking your hair behind the ears and pulling your hair back for work or sports.
Update your products. Ask the stylist to recommend hair products which will fit your needs.

Your Rules for Perfect Haircut

Without a doubt, hair is the most important changeable feature we have. Every Hollywood make-up department considers finding the right hairstyle for a star or an actress their number one task. A hairstyle can de-emphasize a too bosomy bosom, can call attention to a swan-like neck or distract the eye from a too-short neck, can add length to the waist, can balance narrow shoulders.

Finding Your Perfect Hairstyle

The first step in finding the best haircut for you is to take a good look at your face in the mirror. What shape is it? If you’re having a hard time determining this, pull your hair back and trace the outline of your face on the mirror with lipstick. Now step back and take a look. Is your face more round or more square? Is it long and narrow or heart-shaped with a broad forehead and narrow chin?

Hair Cut & Hair Style

Are you comfortable spending half an hour in front of the mirror with a blow dryer or are you the wash and wear type who styles her hair in the car on the way to work? How much money are you willing to spend on haircuts and styling products every month?

Tips to Help You Get the Perfect Haircut

Don’t grow your hair more than a few inches above the collarbone. Only girls 18 and younger can get away with hair that falls way below their breasts.
If you are over 35 and can’t give up long hair, get your haircut in the back in a V-shape.
Bangs are cool, but keep the brush away and leave it tight! You should avoid the thin, wispy bang, it will make your face look ‘boxy’ and dated.