Men’s hairstyles [ 7 tips to remember to identify a reliable hairdresser?

(4) Can you trust a hairdresser who shampoos your hair for the first time?

In the case of a successful hairdresser or a hair salon that tightly fills reservations, there are many cases where the assistant is in charge of shampooing before and after the treatment. However, if the hair stylist is very particular and eager to deepen his/her understanding of the client, he/she may take on the shampooing himself/herself for the first time only. The intention is to understand the shape of the head not only by shampooing but also by touching it with the palm of the hand. Especially for short hair, which is easily affected by the skeletal structure, this understanding is very important, so it is important to be conscious of this when shampooing.

(5) A hairdresser who does not care about scissors and styling products is not a good choice.

Scissors, combs, and styling products used for finishing touches are the lifeblood of a hairdresser’s business. Most first-rate hairdressers are very particular about their scissors and other tools. Casually asking about tools during the treatment, such as whether they are particular about brands and models, and whether they are maintained properly, can be used as a factor in making a decision. If you get an enthusiastic answer, your trust in the hair stylist will increase dramatically.

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(6) Check the fine finishing touches such as the ends of the hair to determine whether the hairdresser is dexterous or clumsy.

Just as even professional soccer players vary in their technical skills, it is a fact that some hairdressers are good with their hands while others are clumsy. In fact, in some cases, even if their cutting skills are not so good, they are successful because they are good talkers. What we would like to focus on as a factor in judging the quality of a haircut is the fine finishing touches, such as the alignment of the hair ends. For example, whether the length of hair around the ears is properly aligned on both sides (except in the case of asymmetrical hair), and whether the cut is not too perfect, for example, if only one long hair is left. Another point to be considered is whether or not the hair stylist’s hands and fingers are smooth during the treatment. If you appoint one hairdresser to be in charge of your hair, you will want to choose someone who will give you a detailed and careful finish.

(7) A hairdresser who checks the growth of your hair and asks questions about your last hairstyle when you visit again has a pulse!

Another criterion for judging the quality of a hairdresser is whether or not he or she will give you a thorough consultation when you visit again. Instead of suddenly discussing the next hairstyle, a hairdresser who checks how much hair has grown since the last visit, asks how the previous hairstyle was and whether there were any styling problems, etc., before starting treatment can be said to be trustworthy. If such a hairdresser is trustworthy, you can trust him or her this time. If the hairdresser is such a person, he/she will be able to smoothly make suggestions on how to do this haircut or the next haircut. Once you find a hairdresser who is a good match for you, you will be able to build a relationship of trust through such a series of exchanges.