So girls, I went to the hairdresser yesterday all excited to get my ends trimmed. I wanted it to look a bit neater and prettier. But the guy literally cut my hair super short! I was imagining something like a shampoo commercial, and now I look like a little kid. How can I fix this, do you have any ideas? Or how can I make this work for me?
Ah my girl, I swear I'm at war with these hairdressers! I went through the same thing last year; I just said I wanted the ends trimmed, and suddenly the woman had given me a bob cut. In the meantime, I managed to style my hair a bit by curling it with a wand and playing around with the shape. You should give it a try, maybe you'll feel better that way.
Let me put it bluntly, if you have the talent to style, get into hairbands or clips. Wearing a hairband and letting your hair down slightly looks stylish. Or maybe think about adding a couple of light layers, you can fix it without cutting too much 😮💨
Now I'm thinking, did the guy understand you too briefly? When you said to remove the ends, different things can come to everyone's mind. Did you explain clearly how much? It seems like hairdressers sometimes misunderstand 😬
In fact, in such cases, depending on the hair structure, a short cut tends to recover after a while. In layered cuts, if a wrong step is taken, it usually corrects itself within 2-3 months. However, use a care product suitable for your hair type, or the ends risk looking bad. It stays healthy both at the roots and the tips.
Let me update you, girls: This morning I woke up and saw the same trauma again. I still can't figure out if it's because the hairdresser said "it looks great," or if they actually tried something. I tried a bandana and stuff, but I feel like I'm just going to feel ruined for a few months... I might not have explained the cut in detail, I guess.
I just thought of something. Maybe the guy made a mistake by cutting it this short and didn't expect you to understand. You know how sometimes they make it shorter just to save the cut? Maybe he was trying to salvage the situation by saying something like "it looks great". Were they talking for nothing then?
Girl, listen to me. You also have a fault here; the hairdresser didn't understand clearly. If you hadn't been there before, you should have said 'very little' and shown it. Anyway, what's done is done. Now get a nice vitamin oil for your hair to grow quickly. And also, make sure to choose your hairdresser better next time, okay?
