Tuesday, May 11, 2010

How would I describe this kind of haircut to a hair stylist?

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Say I go in for a haircut. How do I describe this haircut to him or her that cuts my hair?How would I describe this kind of haircut to a hair stylist?
bring in a pictureHow would I describe this kind of haircut to a hair stylist?
Just print out that picture, and show it to them. They'll totally understand! :)
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  • Where in NYC are good hair stylist for ethnic hair?

    I am looking for someone who is very experienced with the scissors and familiar with coarse, kinky african american hair. I want it to be permed, colored and cut and to be professional. Not look like i went to someones dimly lit basement.Where in NYC are good hair stylist for ethnic hair?
    Oh, you must want corn rolls, or dreads. Try ';Tamika Jacksons'; on Lexington in the Bronx.

    What do i tell the hair stylist to make my hair scene/emo? im a boy?

    what do i tell the barber? However, he is accustomed to cutting and shaping traditional hair, none that is popular today. where should i go and how should i tell them what to do?What do i tell the hair stylist to make my hair scene/emo? im a boy?
    Just find a picture that has the kind of hairstyle you want and show it to him.





    Good Luck!What do i tell the hair stylist to make my hair scene/emo? im a boy?
    Don't do what alot of people do and sit down and tell him you just want an emo cut. It happens alot. :) The point of an emo/scene cut is to look different then anyone else, and he cant read minds.





    Google pictures, print them, take them. Go into alot of detail about what you want, in terms of length, texture, etc. Use your hands to show length, and push your hair around to show him the directions you want it to go





    Tell him you want alot of texture and tell him to be creative, it may not be that bad.
    I would suggest going to a more stylish salon like Tony %26amp; Guy for example as they would do it better. Barbers wouldn't be able to do it as well, as they stick to traditional cuts. Take a picture with you of what you want it to look like and if it goes wrong, u can just cut it short and grow it back :)
    here's a picture that you will like and


    try to print it or something that will show


    this picture to the barber


    he's on the Quick newspaper today make sure


    to check the date 5-20-08


    or in some magazines


    it's Kyle Burns from the band called


    FOREVER the Sickest Kids





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    or from an angle sorry he wont show his face


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    yeah you can keep your hair jet black





    hope this helps!


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    a picture is worth a thousand words sometimes older barbers only know older styles find a pic you want to take to them and if you have any doubts they can deliver go somewhere else.happy hair to you

    Would it be a bad idea to have a hair stylist pick a style for me?

    OK here's the deal. I'm 22 and I have a receding hairline. Consequently the front of my hair grows slower and thinner while the rest of my hair grows very thick.





    Would it be a bad idea to just go to a hairstylist and ask her to pick a hairstyle that'll suit me? Or should I have a general idea of a style?Would it be a bad idea to have a hair stylist pick a style for me?
    Go to and get a consult. If you go to a more upscale stylist you will probaby get more origional ideas. Your basic $15 place will probably have a more limited bag of tricks. If you have an idea (and a picture) of what you are going for it may go quicker. Let them know what you prefer in length, and how much time you tend to spend on your hair each day. Once you have something you like you can go back to cheaper places if you want and either have a picture of the haircut or be able to describe it. They should be able to get it fairly close, or just keep going to the more upscale place.

    Where can I find a Hair Stylist in NYC?

    I just moved to the city and I live in the Financial District. I'm on a budget, so I don't want to pay $75 just to get my hair cut, but I don't want to look like the Shaggy Dog either. Any affordable, professional, and talented hair salons you can recommend?Where can I find a Hair Stylist in NYC?
    Sure, I go to a salon called Arli Blake Hair Design. Arli is great and has tons of experience, and the pricing is reasonable.I'm always happy when I go there and I've been a client for 2 years now. New beautiful salon in Midtown and plenty of perks like free drinks and massages.

    How do you style a faux hawk?? Should I go to a hair stylist and have it done there? Can it be done at home?

    any tips?? because i really want a change in my hair and I really like the style.....best way to make it gets you 10 points!! And also do you have to go back to the hair stylist if you want it done after the first time? or can you do it at home? Thanks!!How do you style a faux hawk?? Should I go to a hair stylist and have it done there? Can it be done at home?
    It's all in the styling. It helps if your hair is longer on top and shorter on the sides. Just wash your hair and put in some molding mud or other thick paste. Some hair products will actually say ';for mohawks'; on the label. Then, sculpt your hair with your hands. Build your faux hawk. It's not permanent. You can't sleep on it. Well, you can, but it will wreck it. You must restyle it every day. OR get a real mohawk, right?!How do you style a faux hawk?? Should I go to a hair stylist and have it done there? Can it be done at home?
    hi friend

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    Use jello...it will hold it really stiff and hard.
    it could be done at home
    If you want a fauxhawk, use a really hard/strong gel like bedhead and then use your fingers to style. oh, and you might need to use a blowdryer too. it depends how long your hair is.

    Do you have a regular hair stylist or do you go to a different place all the time?

    I like going to a different spot each time to get my hair cut. Some times they are really nice and other times they are so unfriendly. I can not understand how some stylists stay in the business, because they never smile and refuse to make small talk to me.





    So, do you go to the same place all the time or go to different spots?Do you have a regular hair stylist or do you go to a different place all the time?
    I thought I found one specific stylist, but then she kept asking me to try crazy things with my hair and kind of stopped doing what I feel most comfortable with. I never found another person that I always wanted to stay with and my lady moved. So I dont think there is anything wrong with a new one every time... until you find a special bond with someone you can be friends with.Do you have a regular hair stylist or do you go to a different place all the time?
    I prefer to stick with the same stylist- someone whom I am comfortable with, knows my hair, and what I like. After having some horrible haircuts because of stylist not listening (to include a female version of a mullet), I tend to stick with the ones that I know will listen and have no problems advising me as to whether or not a style will look good with my face shape. :)
    I go to the same hair stylist every time, she knows my hair and what I want. When I say a trim she knows just how much to cut off, when I say a perm she knows what kind.
    I do my own hair...everything from cutting to coloring/highlighting to perming. If something comes out wrong, I only have myself to blame (although, nothing has *knock on wood* )
    I go somone new everytime because I like to see what different hairstyle ideas people have. I always like different. If they mess it up it will always grow back.
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