Many clients go to the salon with clean hair, which doesn\u2019t give your stylist an accurate representation of how oily or dry your scalp is. Talk to her about how often you wash your hair or how long it takes to get oily. Understanding your scalp condition will help her to know which types of products to recommend and ingredients to looks for in your hair care.<\/span><\/p>\n Your stylist needs to know how high maintenance you\u2019re willing to go with your cut or color so it\u2019s important to really think about the time you want to spend on your hair every day. Be realistic about how much time you have to allocate to styling each day or how often you\u2019re willing to go to the salon for color touchups or cuts. If you\u2019re low maintenance with your hair but are really into a certain look, your stylist can work with you to give you the version that works best within your parameters. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Specifics on your favorite workout classes and the frequency at which you go are also important for her to know. If you\u2019re someone who works out and shampoos daily, you may opt for a low maintenance cut (see above) or opt out of the fire red hair color that could wash out from frequent washing. She may recommend products with ingredients that protect from dryness due to over-washing, something to protect hair from chlorine if you are a swimmer or from UV-rays if you are work out outside. <\/span><\/p>\nThe Time You\u2019re Willing to Dedicate to Your Styling Routine<\/h2>\n
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All Past Chemical Treatments<\/h2>\n