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Bring a reference for the length or shape you are working toward. Explain which part of the current cut feels furthest from that goal.

Hair guide · Foster City
When growing out a short cut, make preserving length part of every appointment brief. Decide which areas you want to leave alone and which details you would like to discuss as the shape changes.
Discuss your appointment
Your next haircut can be a checkpoint in a longer plan. Explain the destination you have in mind and ask which adjustments fit that goal.
Bring a reference for the length or shape you are working toward. Explain which part of the current cut feels furthest from that goal.
Point out where you want to preserve length, including the front, sides or top. Ask what can be adjusted without cutting those areas back unnecessarily.
Describe the specific issue, such as an outline you dislike or pieces that are hard to arrange. This is more useful than asking to shorten everything just to tidy it up.
Use these details to plan your visit and discuss your preferences with the salon.
A previous photo can show how the shape has changed. Use it to explain which stage you liked and what now feels awkward.
Discuss how to arrange the current length with the time and tools you already use. Ask which details are styling choices and which would require cutting.
Ask what would make a return visit useful. Plan around the shape you want to maintain rather than expecting one schedule to fit every short cut.
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Book an appointmentFrequently asked questions
Answers to help you plan your visit to Bliss & Blade.

A haircut changes the existing length and shape; it does not make hair grow faster from the roots. Discuss trims for managing the shape during the transition.
That is a preference to discuss around your goal. Explain how much length you want to retain and which parts, if any, you want adjusted.
There is no fixed timeline for every starting cut and target. Discuss the difference in length and possible intermediate shapes.
Say you are growing out a short cut and want to preserve length. Bring your target reference and identify the current detail you want help with.
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Walk-ins are welcome. Open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Free parking is available for clients.
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