Beden & Özgüven24 Nisan 2026

My hairdresser said to trim the ends and ended up cutting half my hair

I thought I'd take a bit off the ends, and now half of my hair is gone. Even looking at myself right now is bringing me down. What do you think I can do to regain my confidence? If something like this has happened to you, what did you do? Please help.

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makarnaoncesi

It happened to me too, I said 2 centimeters from the ends, and I literally ended up with a bob cut. I know it's incredibly hard to wake up in the morning and look in the mirror. I was really relying on the blow dryer for a while to style it, it helps to some extent, even if it's temporary.

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cokdaseyapma

I think you should file a complaint. I know that most hair salons take online reviews very seriously, so try writing about the situation on Google or Instagram. Maybe you'll get a compensation offer from there.

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icimdengecmis

So did you show a photo or something about the model before the cutting, or did you just describe it verbally? They might have understood it very differently.

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biseydiycem

This is actually a very common situation. Usually, hairdressers tend to cut more in order for it to "look healthy." But in the end, your hair and your consent are what really matters.

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kirmizikazak

Thank you all very much for the comments. I honestly hadn't shown a photo, I just said 'a little bit.' I guess I need to be clearer next time. I was thinking about complaining, but I felt a little embarrassed; I don't know, it seems like I explained it poorly.

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pazardandondum

You say you're embarrassed, but I don't think there's anything to be ashamed of here. No matter how much you explain, a worker has the obligation to listen to you and act according to your consent. This is not just about hair; it's a matter of trust.

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yazipsildim

If the cut was bad enough to ruin your hair structure, intensifying serums or some medical shampoos for rapid growth may work. However, if you have a claim, you can apply to the Consumer Arbitration Board; it's not well-known, but it can even be used for hair issues.

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