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Pick the right stylist for you. If you have curly hair, for example, find someone who specializes in super-curly cuts. Curly hair can tricky to cut so it's best to call ahead to a large salon and ask for their specialist. Keep in mind that a stylist WITH curly hair may know exactly where you're coming from. The same goes for getting your brown hair colored red (ask for someone who does lots of new redheads), chi pink flat iron getting your boring hair cut "funky" and getting a perm (you want someone who does a lot of them) chi pink flat iron .Tip #2: Do your homework We hear it annoys stylists when a client sits in their chair and tries to explain the cut they want without a picture. (Yes, I can be accused of doing this on a previous haircut. Even beauty editors never learn). Imagine if someone said, chi pink flat "I want to look like Cameron Diaz chi pink flat iron ." Cameron Diaz blonde or brunette? Cameron circa 2001 or late 2006? And what does she look like these days anyway? Bring a picture or two or three. And make sure the look will suit you. See my article 'Flattering cuts for every face shape chi pink flat. Tip #3: Never say, "Do whatever you want." The beauty editor of 'O' magazine tells of the time a world-renowned hairstylist offered to do her hair and she let him do whatever he wanted since the cut was free. Oops chi pink iron. Big mistake. The lesson in this is that it's rarely a good idea to give your hair chi pink flat completely over to a stylist. After all, you don't want to be the practice mannequin for a new look the stylist is dying to try out.
Tip #4: When talking length, show with your hands chi pink iron . One of the most common disappointments I hear from those with "Hair Horror Stories," is the "I Told Her Three Inches and She Lopped Off Eight" stories. A stylist once taught me a great trick, never say you want three inches off, actually take your hand and karate chop it right where you want her/him to go. And feel free to say, "No higher, please chi pink iron."