How should I ask for my hair cut if it's thin & I want body?

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Jenna L.

Jul 11, 2014

Jenna L.

I'd like to get my hair done before my trip this august but I'm always very timid about going to the hairdresser.
My hair is pretty thin and damaged from dying. I have a slight golden blonde ombré on my ends and I wear 1 set of extensions that just come to the bottom of my shoulders for a bit of extra length.
Right now I feel my hair only has 2 layers. My top layer which includes my bangs is down to my jaw line and my last later is about mid shoulder length.
I'd like a cut with some movement and body because it falls so flat at the top.
So please suggest some cuts and pictures would be helpful!

Suzy M.

Jul 11, 2014

Suzy M.

You should ask for a long layered haircut. The layers add much movement and volume to your hair. Plus it looks super cute. My safari is kind of funky right now so I can't provide pictures but if you type in "women's long layered haircut" you should find some images!

Hope D.

Jul 11, 2014

Hope D.

I have a lotttt of hair. I remember I went to my hair dresser for a cut. I went from all of my hair being one length, to layers. And wow do the layers make a difference! After showering at night, I would sleep and wake up in the morning with beautiful wavy hair that was full of body! So the more layers, the better body! (:

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