FAQs
Ensure Your Hair Is Completely DRY!
Extra fees may apply if your hair needs to be dried prior to the curly service booked. Your curly specialist needs to be able to see your hair in its most natural state and how it lays in order to cut your hair properly. Also, it is recommended that you arrive with your hair down.
What to know before getting a curly cut? ›
Ensure Your Hair Is Completely DRY!
Extra fees may apply if your hair needs to be dried prior to the curly service booked. Your curly specialist needs to be able to see your hair in its most natural state and how it lays in order to cut your hair properly. Also, it is recommended that you arrive with your hair down.
How to prepare for a haircut with curly hair? ›
You must cleanse, condition, and remove all tangles (we recommend you do this with conditioner and a wet brush in the shower), and let your hair completely air dry, so that your curls dry in their natural form. Product in your hair is okay if it does not create a fake curl.
How do I know what curly haircut to get? ›
Things like hair length, curl pattern, face shape, and how fast your hair grows can help you decide the best curly haircut for you. Generally speaking, the best curly haircut is one where the overall shape looks symmetrical, it complements your face shape, and the ends look clean and healthy.
What is the most important thing to remember when cutting curly hair? ›
The advantage of cutting on damp hair instead of dry curls is that it allows the stylist to better understand your natural curl pattern and, in turn, give a more effective cut. Our experts agree that most curl types should be cut on an angle. For tight curls, uneven layering works best.
Are curly cuts wet or dry? ›
Wet-cutting gives a consistent end to the curls, not shattered like dry-cutting can give. This results in a more consistent shape and less frizz. Wet-cutting gives your curls the ability to not always fall the exact same way and still look good.
What to avoid when cutting curly hair? ›
DON'T
- Don't add tension when cutting curly hair.
- Don't cut curls when they're wet.
- Don't texturize curly hair when cutting.
- Don't cut curly hair with any product in it.
- Don't cut curly hair to the side the client wears it on. ...
- A razor should never be used to cut curls.
What is Type 3 Hair? Type 3 hair is a curly hair texture with a definitive 's' pattern. They are also spiral curls, ranging from loose and bouncy loops to tight and springy textures similar to corkscrews. The hair follicles are oval, resulting in each strand's curl.
What length looks best for curly hair? ›
Shoulder-length haircuts look great with curly texture—whether its larger, loose wavy hair, medium-sized springy curls, or smaller ringlets. A mid-length, it's not too long and not too short. Plus, a layered medium curly hairstyle will retain some length, build volume, and amplify the texture of your curls.
How to tell if curly hair will look good on you? ›
If your face is slim and small, curls that are too large might overwhelm your features, so go for smaller curls. For those with a wider face shape, it's best to go for curly hairstyles that will frame your face well and make it appear slimmer.
Make Sure You Cut with Dry Hair
Taylor says that cutting curly hair is best with a dry cut. She explains that wet hair can become very condensed and you won't be able to gauge the amount of hair you're actually cutting, which can lead to shrinkage and other major cutting mistakes.
What to ask for when getting a curly haircut? ›
Show this curly haircut to your stylist, and say “Give me rounded layers on the sides, back, and layers also in the front to frame my face. Please do not texturise” Note: Having these many layers is ideal for someone with thick hair 'high density' hair.
What is the Curly Girl Method cut? ›
According to the Curly Girl Method, you must not cut the hair when it is wet. Instead, you must cut the hair when it is dry and cut the hair curl by curl with scissors. This makes it easier for you to control the length and shape of the curls.
Do I wash my hair before a curly cut? ›
Make sure you're properly prepared for your Curly Cut! Shampoo your hair at home the day before your appointment. Your hair should be clean, dry, detangled and styled with minimal product. Make sure the hair is free from ponytails, braids, twist outs or any style that would manipulate your curl pattern.
What to ask for during a curly cut? ›
Show this curly haircut to your stylist, and say “Give me rounded layers on the sides, back, and layers also in the front to frame my face. Please do not texturise” Note: Having these many layers is ideal for someone with thick hair 'high density' hair.
Is a curly cut worth it? ›
Absolutely! A well-executed curly cut can work well for your curls. It helps to eliminate split ends and uneven lengths, making your curls appear healthier and more vibrant. A skilled stylist specializing in curly hair can create a customized cut that enhances the natural beauty of your curls.
What happens during a curly cut? ›
The biggest difference with curly hair cutting is that most often, your hair is first trimmed dry. This way your stylist sees how your hair is shaped in its natural state. After the dry cut, your stylist might wash or wet your hair and do a final trim while your hair is wet as well.
