Is it OK to change barbers?
Absolutely not. The reason there’s a bad stigma behind jumping around to different barbers within the same shop is simply because barbers can easily get bent out of shape. They get their feelings hurt because they really care about their work ― he feels like he’s put a little piece of himself into the haircut.
Can I go back if I dont like my haircut?
However, if something went wrong and the results don’t match the consultation (like if your highlights look orange, not blond), then most salons will give you two weeks to come back for an adjustment at no additional charge, Cairns explained.
Can you ask Barber to thin hair?
Yes, be clear with how you wish to keep the lenght. Ask them to simply thin out your hair. There is special shears for that, thinning shears to be exact. If you want more of a textured thinning look be sure to describe it.
How do you tell a barber what you want to fade?
Talk to the barber in detail about your fade before they start cutting.
- You can say something like “I want a temple fade with a line in the back, but I want to keep it longer on the top.
- Or you can say something like, “I want my fade to look like Lupe Fiasco’s old fade, but I want the fade to start higher on the sides”
When should I change my barber?
you’re spending anywhere between 2–4 times per month in the chair. Your barber is in your personal space, touching your head, touching your face and if you’re like me sitting in silence isn’t an option. If your barber only sense of conversation consist of one to two word answers…. then it’s time for a change.
What is a number 2 haircut?
Quick Reference Guide For Hair Clipper Sizes Then a “Number 2 Haircut” is still a very short cut that corresponds to 1/4 inch length; a “Number 3 Haircut” leaves 3/8 inch of hair; “Number 4 Haircut” is a longer, medium-length cut at 1/2 inch; and “Number 5 Haircut” keeps 5/8 inch of hair on the scalp.