Beden & Özgüven27 Nisan 2026

The hairdresser cut too much, I turned into a completely different person

Guys, I went to the hairdresser to get my hair cut but I don't understand how it happened; they cut at least 10 cm more than I wanted. Every time I look in the mirror, I can't recognize myself. I'm experiencing this for the first time, and I don't feel like going outside. Do you think I'm overreacting, or should I talk to the hairdresser?

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cokdaseyapma

I went through the same thing; there was a hairdresser in Küçükyalı who cut it way shorter than I wanted. I literally cried when I got home. But I tried not to make a big deal out of it; I couldn't say anything to the hairdresser. I thought it would grow back on its own, but next time I preferred to go to someone else.

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kirmizikazak

But hair is nothing, right? So what if it’s cut? It’ll grow back anyway, leave the mirror and focus on what you have to do outside. I mean, ultimately, it’s a mistake, it honestly feels like you’ve made it bigger than it is 😐

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icimdengecmis

Customer requests should be prioritized in hairdressing. If they cut that much despite you clearly stating, they should have accepted the mistake. I suggest you clearly communicate this next time you go there. Or just find a different hairdresser. Honestly, taking legal action on this matter is a bit difficult.

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pazardandondum

Friends, I thought maybe I'm exaggerating, but I still feel really bad. They say hair always grows back, and it will, but I'm uncomfortable with it like this. I'm still wondering if I would get a chance to say something if I went back to the hairdresser.

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benbisorayim

It's not about how much hair was cut, but about your consent. A customer shouldn't have to go through an unwanted change. So, someone needs to do their job properly and not make you feel this way. You can't just call it a 'mistake' because it concerns your body.

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yazipsildim

But how exactly did you tell the hairdresser? For example, did you specify the centimeters and show it? Sometimes I say it, but I realize I can't explain it clearly. Maybe they misunderstood?

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biseydiycem

I don't think you should worry too much. Yes, it might be bad, but don't stress about it so much. You can try a new style; maybe you'll like it. For example, I hated a certain haircut at first, but then I got used to it. You can change it up with makeup or something.

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