Say what you want to keep
Identify the parts of your current haircut you like. A change does not have to mean changing everything.

Salon guide · Bliss & Blade
Show a reference, explain how much length you want to keep, and describe your everyday styling routine. You can communicate a clear haircut goal without knowing salon terminology.
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A useful reference starts a conversation. These four details help make your preferences concrete.
Bring a few images and say what you like about each. Front, side and back views can help. A photo of a previous haircut you loved is useful too.
Show where you want the hair to sit and ask to agree on the amount to remove. If keeping length matters most, say that before the cut starts.
Talk about the hair around your face, ears and neckline. For a shorter cut, explain how short you want the sides and how much length to keep on top.
Say whether you usually air-dry or style with tools, how much time you spend, and whether you need to tie your hair back. Ask how the reference could work with that routine.
Identify the parts of your current haircut you like. A change does not have to mean changing everything.
Describe the practical issue: too much hair around the ears, a shape that feels heavy, or a length that no longer works for you.
Before cutting begins, summarize the length and shape you discussed. Ask questions if a term or technique is unfamiliar.
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A few more answers to help you plan your appointment.

No. Photos and clear descriptions of length, shape and routine can explain your goal. Ask your stylist or barber to clarify unfamiliar terms.
Yes. Explain what you liked about it and whether you want the same result or a variation.
Explore women’s haircuts and men’s haircuts. If you are unsure which service fits, call (650) 435-2984.
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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.
969H Edgewater Blvd