How to Avoid A Bad Haircut With a New Barber | How to Communicate

Clear communication helps your barber understand your style preferences, hair type, and any specific needs or concerns you might have.

1. Describe Your Desired Look
Bring photos if you can, and be specific.

2. Talk About Your Hair History
Do you have any scalp issues or hair issues the barber should know about? The barber will conduct their own hair and scalp analysis anyway, but this will help expidite the process and helps your barber choose the right products and techniques.

3. Consider Your Lifestyle
Do you need a low-maintenance cut, or are you okay with styling it every day? Sharing this with your barber can help them tailor the cut to your daily routine. Your hair should be cut how you style it.”

4. Avoid Vague Instructions
Be clear about what you want.

5. Don't Rush the Consultation
Take your time to ensure both you and your barber are on the same page.

6. Avoid Distracting the Barber
Refrain from using your phone or moving too much. Your barber needs your cooperation to give you the best cut."

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