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There are times when you go and get a trendy cut but discover all too late the cut
wasn’t for you. The Stylist was good and cut your hair perfect, but you became horrified
as you felt the little hair you had left. You walk out of the salon crying and swear you’ll
never get it cut again. Others may have loved your new look, but, you just can’t seem to
adjust to the new look, especially lack of hair. You were used to your long hair and in
one moment, it was gone with a snip. How can you prevent this sort of thing from ever
happening again? First of all, don’t follow the trends. Just because all these different
styles come out do not mean they are for you. If you are tired of the same old style,
begin to alter it gradually, not all at once. Talk to your stylist and tell her what you are
thinking. Ask her if you can begin a very small change toward the style you have in mind.
Little by little speaks volumes. You may have the personality that cannot handle a
complete quick change, when you are used to having your long thick locks hanging on
your shoulders. Going from long hair to short in a matter of 30 minutes can be a very
traumatic experience. Save yourself the stress. One tip though, as we age, long hair
hanging along side our face does not improve our looks, but drags our face down with it.
Pulled back from your face and wearing it like you used to in your college days doesn’t
either. Every saggy muscle, line and fat will be obvious. Change doesn’t have to be
upsetting if you follow this through gradually. And I know,

You can do it!

Penny Williams ©hairfinder.com
Penny is a professional hairstylist with many years of experience.

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