Women's cut
A good cut shows itself a month later, not on the day. On the day they all look good: the difference appears as it grows, when the shape either holds or falls apart.
So we start with structure: how your hair falls, where it has natural volume and where it does not, what the curl or wave does when it dries on its own. The line comes after that.
If you have a shape that works and want to keep it, we keep it. If you want a change, we talk it through first - a big change is easier to make than to undo.
Questions
What people ask
- How often should I get my hair cut?
- It depends what you want. To keep a precise shape you come back sooner; if you are growing it out, we take off the minimum to remove split ends without losing length. There is no single rule - fine hair and thick hair do not follow the same rhythm.
- What if I only want a trim?
- Then say exactly that, and say how much - in centimetres or with your fingers. It is the most commonly misunderstood request in any salon, in any language. Chelsea speaks English as a first language, so "just a trim" will mean what you meant by it.
- Does cutting hair make it grow faster?
- No. Growth happens at the scalp and cutting does not speed it up. What cutting does is remove damaged ends before they split further up, so the length you gain is length you keep.