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Having hair cut is an excellent way to change an appearance, make someone feel different or younger, or simply keep up with the latest trends. However, by following the best hair cutting tips, you can be assured that you do not experience a bad haircut. Whether having a hairstylist cut your hair or doing it at home, you want to obviously, look your best.

The first hair cutting tip is that you need to work with a qualified stylist. The key is to work with someone that will not only lend their expertise, but also listen to your likes, dislikes, and concerns. One mistake that some stylists make is they try to sell a client on a particular style or cut, when all along, the client is clearly not impressed. If you go to a stylist and find yourself in this situation, remind yourself that you are not tied down to the chair and if he or she will not listen to you, then you can leave.

To ensure you get a good cut from a professional hairstylist every time, consider the following hair cutting tips:

• Always do your homework first, taking time to flip through magazines, or better yet, look at virtual hairstyling websites so you can take a photograph with you to the stylist. Not only will this help the individual have a much clearer picture of what you want, but also by printing off styles, you can take a few days to study them and narrow your choices down. You might even have a photograph of a friend that has the ideal cut.
  
  
• Ask friends and family that have hair you like where they go. Another option would be when visiting a salon for the first time, find the stylist whose hair you like and ask for the name of the person that does theirs. Typically, stylists in one salon will cut each other’s hair. This way, you can see the person’s work, which will give you much more confidence.
  
  
• One of the most important hair cutting tips to know is your hair type. You would be surprised just how many people have no idea much about their hair at all. Is your hair thin, thick, straight, and wavy, course, fine, and so on? This is important since not all hairstyles look good with all types of hair. If you are unsure, then stop by a salon and ask.
  
  
• Again, in addition to having good ideas of your own, you want to work with a professional that can make good recommendations based on your face shape, hair type, age, lifestyle, and color.
  
  
• Never feel pressured by any hairstylist. Whether you are visiting your local salon where haircuts are $10 or a high-end salon where you will pay $100, it does not matter. Keep in mind that you are the customer and this is your hair. Therefore, do not be uncomfortable sticking to your guns if you have your heart set on something specific.
  
  
• Ask a ton of questions. This is another important hair cutting tip in too many people overlook. You have the right to ask why the stylist suggests something to you. For example, if he or she tells you that you should wear wispy bangs or that you would look best with short hair, you should ask why. Perhaps he or she feels this would make your particular shape of face look even better, or it might be that there is no answer. If you are not given a viable reason for the suggestion, then again, stick with what you want.
  
  
• Take notes of what the stylists does. This way, if you love the haircut but end up going to another stylist for some reason, you will know the type of products used on your hair, the cutting style, and any special techniques used.
  
  
• Yet another hair cutting tip is to compromise with the stylist. Knowing what you want and standing up for that is fine but if it means missing an important recommendation from the stylist, then you could miss getting a great cut.
  
  
• One of the best ways to ensure you get a good haircut, every time, is to offer a good tip. Of course, if your hair were a mess, then you would not be required to tip 15% to 20%. However, if you like your hair and are pleased with the overall experience, when you tip, you can be sure that stylist will remember you the next time. Typically, that means he or she will go out of their way to make you a happy customer!

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Wedding Hairstyles

Brides must communicate their hairstyling preferences to members of the wedding party. Begin thinking about your wedding party’s hairstyles when you start to plan your own look.

If you’re a bride preparing for her wedding day, little details may escape your attention. The spotlight, of course, will be on you, but you want your bridesmaids, maid of honor and other members of the wedding party to look great, too. It would be awful to look at your wedding album 10 years from now and still hate your best friend’s hairstyle. You can avoid styling woes with careful planning and clear communication.

Begin thinking about your wedding party’s hairstyles when you start to plan your own look. While the current trend is to let bridesmaids choose their own hairstyles (as long as they fit in with your wedding’s general mood), it is critical to convey your wishes to all concerned to avoid misunderstandings. You may want everyone to wear the exact same hairstyle, similar styles or you may have no preference at all—as long as the wedding party appears polished and neat.

Any of these choices is fine, as long as your wishes are spelled out in advance. Ask each member of the wedding party to run her ideas by you. Keep in mind that each woman already has her own sense of style, with different hair textures, lengths, colors and personal preferences. You can make recommendations and certain demands, but being the bride doesn’t give you the right to order anyone to change her hair color or lop off inches from her hair. You may think your maid of honor would look great with a blonde bob, but she has the right to keep her long, flowing, brunette locks. Being considerate of her feelings will strengthen your relationship.

When deciding on basic hairstyles, take into consideration the type of wedding you’re planning. Matching hairstyles make more sense for a formal affair. The style, color and fabric of selected dresses also influence hair choices. Fitted gowns call for sleek, elegant hairstyles. Long, flowing dresses are best accompanied by softer, more romantic hair. Heavy fabrics are best balanced with smooth hair or structured barrel curls. Lightweight fabrics set the stage for wispy curls and more textured hair.

There are myriad styles for wedding-party hair. For evening affairs, you can never go wrong with the classic updo, with variations that include classic French twists, chignons, Juliet topknots or half-up styles. Another option is an elegant French braid. Each of these styles may be accessorized with hair jewelry or fresh flowers. Daytime affairs are less formal, and wedding-party members often welcome the chance to wear their hair loose, with soft, romantic curls, regardless of hair length. Make sure to discuss who will pay for the bridal party’s hair.

Traditionally, bridesmaids have always footed the bills for their wedding attire, including hairstyling, but this isn’t necessarily the case anymore. Be sure to state expectations well in advance of your wedding day to avoid misunderstandings. If you have no requirements as to how attendants wear their hair, the cost of styling is up to them. But if you want everyone to have the same professionally styled, not-a-hair-out-of-place chignon, it makes sense to have a stylist come to your home or the chapel, where she can style everyone’s hair in time for the ceremony.

The bonus for you? While each bridesmaid’s hairstyle may be slightly different based on color, texture and length, the stylist can guarantee a uniform look. Bridesmaids may be willing to pay for your requested hairstyles if they don’t have to purchase a headpiece, hair jewelry or flowers. Another option is to provide hairstyling and hair ornaments as your gifts to your attendants.

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