Start with the outside line
Show where you want the length to sit at the front and back. Describe whether you prefer a clear edge or a softer outline. If tying your hair back matters, say so before discussing shorter pieces.
THE CONVERSATION STARTS HEREHAIRCUTS
A haircut conversation is about more than how much length to remove. The outside line, layers, face framing, and finish are separate choices. At ROVÉ, talk through what you want to preserve as well as what you want to change, with your normal styling habits in view.
A LITTLE MORE ABOUT YOUR SERVICE
Considered.
From the start.
Give layers a purpose
Ask what the proposed layering is intended to change within the shape. More movement, a different distribution of weight, and framing around the face are different requests.
Talk through the finish
Describe the tools and steps you normally use, including days when you let your hair dry naturally. Ask which parts of your reference come from the cut and which come from styling.
THE OUTLINE & THE INTERIOR
Shape, from
every view.
Study the edge of a cut separately from its movement. Both deserve a place in the conversation.
Find your inspirationGOOD QUESTIONS
A closer
look.
A little clarity before your next visit.
Can I change the shape while discussing length retention?
Yes. State the length you want to preserve and ask which changes to the outline, layers, or face framing are appropriate for your hair.
What is useful to say about layers?
Describe the movement or weight you want to change, then ask where the shortest layers would sit. The word layers alone leaves a lot open.
Should I bring a photo of an unstyled look?
Bring references for the way you actually want to wear your hair. Explain whether your daily finish includes blow-drying, hot tools, or air-drying.
