Some of those vouchers are for their apprentices to get practice, my SIL found that out when she got a voucher for her usual hairdressing salon!
A natural cut should mean that it's cut to suit your hair how it is naturally. My hairdresser does them occasionally on me so he can check that it's cut for my hair, not a "style". So yes it should be less fuss, hair looks fine naturally. Sometimes it's good for them to do a dry cut that way they've cut it how it will sit normally (without their magic serums and sprays ) then they wash and style after.
I think a good hairdresser is half the battle! Also my label m curl cream...saves my curls!
I reckon a hairdresser should never let you leave with sopping wet hair- how did they check your cut properly, I'd they didn't at least give it a rough blow dry?
Should have mentioned in my previous post- my sister always has her curly hair cut dry.
Curly hair is very deceiving when wet!
And yes, finding a good hairdresser is a battle!!!
With my normal hairdresser, she knows what I like- I've been going there 10+ years....
If I want a quick trim and I go to someone else- I make sure I'm very vocal about what I want!
) then they wash and style after.
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