When is the best time to trade in your bangs?

If you just got bangs and you’re already thinking about trading them in, wait for about 3 weeks, after which the hair will be more easier to style. For more hair style posts, check out our Hair Articles!

What do you need to know about hairdresser school?

Hairdresser school does not teach about counter transference, projection, negative reinforcement, or personality disorders. If you’re looking for a therapist, all I have is a tail comb and an opinion. Instead, try focusing on these questions your hair stylist wants you to start asking.

How to cope with a haircut that is too short?

Tips Just smile. Go to a stylist (obviously not the one that cut your hair too short) and ask him or her what you can do while waiting for your hair to grow out. Ask your friends and family what they think of your hair. Try to speed up the growth of your hair. Don’t worry, your hair will grow!!

Is it hard to see yourself with short hair?

Try not to panic. It can be shocking to see yourself with short hair if you’ve been used to wearing it long. Whether something went wrong at the salon or you just don’t like the cut you requested, it’s hard to acknowledge that the long hair you just had is now gone.

What’s the best way to do your hair for school?

Tuck the end into your hair tie, under your hair. Secure the hair strand using a bobby pin. You can wear your ponytail low at the base of your neck, high on the top of your head, or medium high at the very back of your head. You can even wear it on the side of your head. Create a flipped ponytail.

What can I do to keep my bangs out of the way in school?

Use bobby pins and headbands to keep your bangs out of the way. You won’t be able to concentrate well in school if you keep on having to mess with your bangs. Luckily, bobby pins and headbands come in many different colors and patterns—try getting some that match your outfit or your school’s colors. Keep your hair back with a headband.

What should I know before going to beauty school?

Careers in beauty are also highly social and require most stylists to work with a variety of clients throughout their workweek. To prepare for your future in beauty school and beyond, we asked Hair Professionals Career College students what they wish they’d known before starting school. Here’s what they had to say!