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Sometimes you just need to start fresh.
Once the hair is chopped, it’schopped.
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Meet the Experts
How Do I Find a Good Hair Stylist?
When searching for a new hairstylist, doing your research is key.
“Ask people you trust who have hairstyles you admire.
Personal recommendations are often the most reliable,” says hairstylist, Collin Ford.
Lots of salons operate referral schemes, so dont forget to mention their name.
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Use the Consultation
Are you finally ready to commit toFrench-girl bangs?
What about going for a trendy haircut likethe mixie?
Byrdie Tip
Don’t be afraid to book multiple consultations with different stylists.
“Schedule consultations with a few stylists,” Ford advises.
Start Small
Wish you could give a new salon or stylist a trial run?
Ward agrees and suggests using the rather genius “blow-dry test.”
If you have curly or textured hair, its worth keeping an eye on the websiteSwivel.
The platform aims to help you find natural hair experts in your area easily.
“Choose a stylist you feel comfortable with and who understands your hair goals,” says Ford.
“Ensure there is good communication and that the stylist is attentive to your preferences and concerns.”
Communication is huge, especially when working with a new hair stylist.
To find a good hairdresser, ask around, search social media, and schedule consultations.
In short, that would be $20 for a $100 haircut.
