It is more uncomplicated to cut wet hair than dry hair. Shampoo your hair, dry it, and comb out any tangles. Keep a container of water with a spraying nose so that you can drizzle your hair in case it dries up when you are working on it. Be sure that your hair scissors are sharp enough to keep them from pulling your hair while you attempt to cut it. If you plan to cut your own hair on a daily basis, it is better to commit in professional hair cutting shear, a shaving tool, clippers and thinning scissors.

Short haircut

Normal straight cut

Nothing is better than simpleton hair styles. Furthermore, it is more effortless to attain a simple hair cut at home, and the easiest among all hairdos is the single-length hair cut.

Find out the length you desire and cut your hair accordingly. It is always suggested to evaluate your hair as soon as you have a cut that you find especially flattering. Starting small, grab a portion of hair between your index and middle finger. Measure the hair to the determined length and cut off the excess cautiously with your hair shears. Repeat this procedure until you have trimmed all of your hair. You can use this method with an assortment of hair cutting shears. Take note that the length of the hair can change from close to the skin to below the shoulders.

Professional Cut

If you like better a more professional looking cut, you may want to begin with a professional cut and then just snip off about the same amount of hair from all portions of your head on regular ground, using your own professional hair cutting shears and keep the style. However, choosing this method varies from one person to another, so you will require to ask a hair-stylist on a daily basis since the cut can become uneven.

As you get more practice cutting your own hair at home, you might want to try some complex yet fashionable hair-cuts at home. It is advised that you buy a hair cutting video that gives elaborated instructions and lets the viewer to play back the video to learn.

*Picture taken from flickr.com/photos/reynoldsrap

Even if Marlon, the senior stylist of Vivere Salon who attended me, broke my heart because he made me realize that getting a perm was a silly idea — It was a ridiculous idea because I have a thick hair and it is so straight. When I say it’s thick, it means I am talking about every strand of my hair – I think I have finally found my new favorite hairstylist.

Vivere Salon is famous for meticulousness cutting and I so agree with this statement because I love my new hair today. I know every branch has its own personality but I hope the other branches located in SM North EDSA, Robinsons Ermita and SM Megamall are great as well.

Will take a picture when I take the time out.

Damage:
Haircut – Php 330.00
Hair Treatment: Php 1,070.00

Location:
Robinson’s Galleria

Stylist:
Marlon Mendoza

Website:
viveresalon.com

Time for a haircut / Taken on June 16

It is time for me to get a haircut soon because I feel my hair is heavier than a normal hair should be. My hair is almost past my waist already. I am also thinking of getting curls but I wonder if the chemicals will beat the thickness of my hair.

Well, I am still deciding on which hair salon should go, because until now I still don’t have a preferred place since I moved in here in the city.

Recommendations, anyone? Thank you.