Short Hair Cut?

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Madison P.

Jul 27, 2014

Madison P.

Lately, I've been getting really tired of my long hair and I've been wanting to cut it a little longer than shoulder length. It's naturally curly and thick and that's the only thing in worried about whenever it comes to cutting it. I just don't want it to turn into a huge poof ball. What should I do?

Jessica N.

Jul 27, 2014

Jessica N.

My hair is naturally curly and thick, and I have mine cut at the shoulder :) let the stylist know you have wavy textured hair and she can cut layers to make sure you don't get that stacked "pyramid" effect. I use morrocan oil, and curl sculpting cream to keep from getting frizzy and poofy.

Madison P.

Jul 27, 2014

Madison P.

Thank you!

Kira-louise S.

Jul 27, 2014

Kira-louise S.

I have very thick hair and I to got bored of my long hair and had it cut short... What a mistake that was! Because having thick hair short hairstyles don't suit me which I learned within 1 second at looking at my hair... Also a week later I did work experience in a hair salon and one of the ladies said to me she should of told you that you wouldn't of been able to pull it off... That was years ago and I have never allowed anyone to cut my hair since apart from myself.

But then I do see people with thick hair that have short hair and they manage to pull it off... It comes down to your face shape, hair colour aswell... When I had mine cut it was red then I dyed it to a purple which actually made it look slightly better. I would ask your hair dresser if it would suit you and/or ask other hair dressers at different salons.

Madison P.

Jul 27, 2014

Madison P.

Thank you! (: I'll have to ask around some more.

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