How do I convince my mom to let me cut my hair?
Respond to your parent’s concerns about the haircut.
- You should be willing to listen to your parents concerns and then respond to them politely.
- You may also tell your parents that you are old enough to get a haircut that you want and that they are going to have to trust your judgement on your appearance eventually.
Why do my parents not like me having long hair?
For example, your parents may not be okay with boys having long hair or girls having short hair. Your parents may also be concerned that you are too young to get a “grown up” hair cut and may not be ready to give up control of your appearance. You should be willing to listen to your parents concerns and then respond to them politely.
Should I cut my hair long or short to impress my parents?
Or, maybe you admire Robert Plant, the lead singer of Led Zeppelin, and want to go for a long haired look. Don’t pick a drastic style right away. You want to make sure you’re ready for a big change and more specifically, you want to make sure your parents will say yes. A drastic hair cut could be a shock for your parents to agree to.
What should I know about my parents about getting a haircut?
Your parents may share some concerns about you getting a haircut and you should listen to their concerns with respect. Your parents may have rigid expectations about haircuts that appropriate for your gender. For example, your parents may not be okay with boys having long hair or girls having short hair.
How can I get my parents to let me change my hairstyle?
Talk with your parents to get their permission to alter your appearance. Look up different hairstyles and cuts. Before you talk to your parents, it’s best to have an idea in mind. Look through magazines, books, and style websites to find ideas.