I thought I'd make a change and went to get a haircut, but it turned out to be much shorter than I wanted. The hairdresser either didn’t get it or just ignored my request. Now I'm wondering when I'll be able to fix my hair. If you've experienced something like this, how did you get through it, and what products do you recommend?
I also went to a hairdresser last year, and you can guess the outcome... My hair, which ended at my shoulder, was a bit above my ear. When I woke up in the morning, my hands were empty, and that feeling was really bad. I used argan oil and biotin shampoo for about 4-5 months, and it helped a bit.
Babe, I wouldn't be exaggerating if I said I've experienced the same thing. The hairstylist loves to put in their own opinion. I said I wanted a layered cut and ended up with super short emo hair. But let me tell you, that length grows back faster. And I recommend doing a scalp massage after the shower; it stimulates the hair follicles.
Let me be clear, the hairdresser is guilty to some extent, but were you clear in explaining what you wanted? Most people just say 'cut it like this' and leave it at that. If you don't specify things like length, then these kinds of things happen.
I think in such situations, you should focus on speeding up your hair growth cycle. There are biotin tablets sold in pharmacies, I recommend looking into those. But of course, it would be healthier to start without consulting a specialist. As long as your scalp is not damaged, the recovery speed varies from person to person.
Thank you all for the suggestions. As an update, let me say this: I showed the length to the hairdresser with my hand, so there shouldn't have been any confusion. I think they just acted on their own with that "you look energetic" comment. I'll look into the biotin supplement 😂
So I was curious, didn't you confirm the length you showed by looking in the mirror? Usually, they ask about that, like 'should it be this long' and stuff. Did they cut it without asking at all?
