Thinking about getting a fringe cut but a little hesitant? Dario Chicco, renowned dry-cutting hairstylist, shares his top tips to ensure your fringe cut is nothing short of stunning. From pre-salon prep to embracing your natural texture, Dario’s advice will help you navigate every step of the process with confidence. Get ready to rock your new look!
Here are Dario’s 7 top tips…
1. Research and Communication: Before stepping into the salon chair, take some time to research different fringe styles and consider which one might best suit your face shape and personal style. When you arrive at the salon, don’t hesitate to communicate your preferences and concerns with your stylist. They’re there to help bring your vision to life.
2. Arrive with Natural Hair: One often overlooked aspect of preparing for a fringe cut is arriving at the salon with your hair in its natural state. Avoid blow-drying your hair or applying styling products before your appointment. This allows your stylist to see your hair’s natural texture and fall, providing them with a better understanding of how to tailor your fringe cut to complement your hair’s natural characteristics.
3. Trust Your Stylist: While it’s important to have a clear idea of what you want, it’s also essential to trust in your stylist’s expertise. They have the training and experience to assess your hair type, face shape, and overall look to recommend the best fringe cut for you. Be open to their suggestions and trust that they have your best interests at heart.
4. Embrace Your Natural Texture: Whether your hair is straight, wavy, or curly, embrace its natural texture when getting a fringe cut. Your stylist can work with the natural fall of your hair to create a fringe that complements your texture and enhances your overall look. Embracing your natural hair texture can also help reduce styling time and minimise damage from heat styling tools.
6. Be Realistic: While it’s important to have high expectations for your fringe cut, it’s also essential to be realistic about what can be achieved. Factors such as hair texture, density, and growth patterns can influence the final result, so be prepared for some degree of variation from your ideal image. Remember that imperfections can add character and uniqueness to your fringe cut.
7. Experiment with Styling: Once you’ve got your new fringe cut, don’t be afraid to experiment with different styling techniques to find what works best for you. Whether you prefer a sleek, polished look or a more tousled, lived-in vibe, there are endless ways to style your fringe to suit your mood and outfit.
contact to make an appointment
DARIO CHICCO HAIRCUTTERS
120B UNDERWOOD STREET PADDINGTON NSW 2021
0416 195 060
www.dariochicco.com
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{TOP PIC: Dario and myself, just after he cut my fringe a couple of years ago!}