Strand size & density
Fine describes the width of individual strands. Density describes how much hair grows in an area. Bring both into the conversation about your cut.
Find your hairstyle.
Compare haircut shapes, your natural texture, and the styling routine you want. Turn what you like into clear notes for your stylist.
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Start with your hair.
Natural texture & dry length
Straight, wavy, curly, or coily: describe your usual pattern and where your hair falls when dry. Agree on the length you want to keep.
Styling commitment
Think about washing, drying, daily restyling, and hot tools. Choose a routine you want to maintain, rather than a universal “five-minute” promise.
Plan your salon visit.
Bring a reference and name the details you like. These examples help turn a general request into a clearer conversation.
Instead of “Make it like this photo.”
“I like this collarbone length and soft layers around the face.”
Ask how those details could work with your texture and density.
Instead of “Take out the bulk.”
“Can we discuss lighter layers while keeping the outline I like?”
Point to the areas where you want more movement or less volume.
Instead of “Give me bangs.”
“I’d like to explore longer curtain fringe around my cheekbones.”
Explain whether you want to tuck it back and how you usually style it.
Explore the collections.
Follow the shape, texture,
or technique you have in mind.
Hairstyles
Short · Curly · Updos
Everyday styles, texture, length, and special occasions.
Haircuts
Bobs · Pixies · Layers
Bobs, pixies, layers, and the shape of your next cut.
Braided Hairstyles
Box · French · Knotless
Braiding patterns, parting, and styling references.
Bangs & Fringe
Curtain · Wispy · Blunt
Curtain fringe, soft pieces, and face-framing ideas.
Men’s Haircuts
Tapers · Fades · Crops
Tapers, fades, crops, and barber-ready references.
Men’s Hairstyles
Curly · Medium · Long
Curly, short, and longer styling directions.
Find a useful guide.
Guide previews to explore
before your next appointment.
Bob Haircuts
Compare bob lengths, perimeter lines, and everyday styling.
Pixie Haircuts
Plan the top, sides, fringe, and nape of a short cut.
Haircuts for Fine Hair
Compare outlines and layers for smaller-diameter strands.
Haircuts for Thin Hair
Compare perimeter and volume choices when hair coverage is lower.
Box Braids
Compare braid sizes and parting patterns before your appointment.
Knotless Braids
Compare a gradual feed-in start with a traditional box braid.
French Braids
A closer look at the classic three-strand braid and its variations.
Dutch Braids
Compare the raised underhand pattern with an overhand French braid.
Cornrows
Compare row direction, section size, and scalp comfort.
Men's Braided Styles
Compare braid placement, parting, length, and maintenance.
Curly Hairstyles
Compare curl silhouettes, face framing, and where the volume sits.
Coily Hairstyles
Compare silhouettes and styling choices for tighter coils.
Ponytail Hairstyles
Explore height, parting, and loose or more structured finishes.
Updo Hairstyles
Compare an updo with a half-up style and plan the details.
Wedding Hairstyles
Bring your hairstyle, veil, and accessory references together.
Prom & Formal Styles
Compare an evening style by shape, comfort, and the way you plan to move in it.
Curly Hairstyles for Men
Compare side length, curl shape, and your preferred outline.
Long Hairstyles for Men
Compare shoulder-length layers, flowing shapes, and ways to gather longer hair.
Short Hairstyles for Men
Compare crops, short textured tops, and close side outlines.
Taper Fade Haircuts
Plan where a taper begins at the temples and nape and how it blends into longer hair.
Short Hairstyles
Compare cropped lengths, bobs, and the pieces around your face.
Compare three looks.
Three directions to compare.
No single “right” answer.
Showing 3 hairstyle references.
The soft bob
Notice the line at the jaw, the tucked ends, and the open forehead.
Bring it to your stylist
Where would you like the shortest pieces to sit?
See the consultation checklistNatural curls
Notice the rounded outline and the volume around the sides.
Bring it to your stylist
What shape do you like when your hair is fully dry?
See the consultation checklistLong, loose layers
Notice the longer outline and the shorter pieces around the face.
Bring it to your stylist
How much length do you want to keep around your face?
See the consultation checklistCompare the shapes you like, then discuss the details with your stylist.
Find your direction.
Choose your preferences to gather references and talking points for your stylist. Your preferences guide the edit.
Your salon notes
Use these references to explore a direction. A stylist can discuss the details with you.
Better salon notes.
We focus on haircut shapes, texture, and the details you can discuss with your stylist.