Global Financial Crisis. Three words we’ve all heard lately that have made us all change our spending habits.
So what does that mean for your hair?
It’s a well known but sometimes over-looked fact that long hair is lower maintenance, and therefore can be a big dollar saver as it’s easier to stretch your hair cut for longer without losing the shape.
Short hair may look great but it takes regular haircuts to keep it looking sharp. Add to that parking costs, babysitting,etc, short hair is starting to look more and more expensive .
They now say that long hair is making a comeback though some may say it never went away. I’ve always loved longer hair, not only for it’s femininity and longevity but also for it’s versatilty. And what better example can I give than:
Yes it may be true that celebrities may spend your yearly wage just on their hair to look like that but a good hairdresser and a bit of home know how can have your hair looking just as good. Big Tip: Hit your hairdresser up for styling tips and lessons, if they’re not prepared to help you out a bit why would you bother spending your hard earned money on paying them?
I recommend to my clients a 8-12 week schedule for cutting if their hair is long, sometimes longer if they have slow growing hair. If you feel that your hair doesn’t need a cut, then don’t cut it and don’t be pressured into it. And remember, not all long hair stylesare good.
