How to get your hair cut in Jamaica
Hairdressers, stylists and salon owners are in high demand in Jamaica.
They can offer the best in hairstyles and services, as well as take care of customers’ hair and skin needs.
Here is how to get the cut you want.
1.
Select a salon to work for.
If you are looking for a salon with good quality, then it’s best to choose one that offers salon services, but has a low price.
You may find a salon is not suitable for you if it’s a private salon.
Some stylists are very expensive, and it can be difficult to pay for the services that they offer.
You can still get a good cut with the help of a private stylist.
You will also want to check if the salon is a good fit for you.
The most important thing is to find a good place to work, and to know the shop’s location, which will help you in choosing the best salon for you and your needs.
2.
Make a list of the hairstyles you want to get cut.
If your hair is thick and curly, you may want to take your hair to a hair stylist to get a hair cut.
Or, you might want to have it cut with a salon that offers full services.
A good stylist will know how to cut your hair with precision and will do a great job.
If the hair is frizzy or short, you can opt for a comb-over.
3.
Find a salon.
If it’s your first time in Jamaica, it’s also a good idea to get started.
If not, you’ll find a local hair salon or a barbershop.
You should look for one that has a good reputation, and that will provide you with a hair-care service.
You might want a haircut for the rest of your life.
If there are no barbers in your area, you should look at a salon like the Hair Club or the Hair Shop.
4.
Make an appointment with the salon.
The appointment is a must if you want a haircut.
If that is not possible, you will have to wait for a few hours.
Make sure that the salon’s staff is friendly, and they’ll tell you everything about the hairstyle that they will cut.
5.
Bring your hair.
The hair should be at least two inches long.
It should be loose and loose in the middle, and be completely combed in.
A hairpiece with a few drops of liquid can be a good option.
If possible, take a comb to the sides of the hair and comb it back to the centre of the head.
You want to make sure that it stays in place.
6.
Cut your hair in a salon setting.
You’ll need to use the same salon to cut and trim your hair as you would in a barber shop.
A small salon can also make the cut a lot easier.
7.
Wait a few minutes.
It’s important that you wait until you hear the salon assistant talking, because you want the haircut to be quick and painless.
8.
Remove your hairpiece.
The salon assistant will ask you to take off your hair piece.
If this is the case, you’re on your own.
You must remove the hairpiece as soon as you can.
If a hairpiece is too small or too tight, you won’t be able to get away with the cut.
9.
Brush your hair back to its original length.
If hair is too long or too loose, you need to make it as short as possible.
The longer your hair, the more time it takes for the hair to grow back.
If someone asks you to get it trimmed, you want it to look straight and thin.
10.
Apply a moisturizer.
You could apply a hair spray, but you’ll need a hair product to help the hair stay in place, because the hair needs to be dry.
You also need to take care not to use too much product on the hair, as it will dry it out.
11.
Finish the cut with an oil-based shampoo.
You don’t want to use a lot of shampoo because it can dry out the hair.
Instead, you could use a hair brush.
This is important because it is possible to get messy hair with a lot less product.
12.
Dry your hair before putting it back on.
If using a hairbrush, you must use it only for the first cut.
You do not want to put it on your hair if you are wearing a wig.
If shampooing is your priority, you don’t need to apply it on the inside of the wig.
After applying shampoo, you dry your hair by rubbing it on with a towel, then drying it with a dryer or a damp cloth.
If dry, your hair will feel soft and fluffy.
It may take about 20 minutes for your hair strands to be fully dry, which is enough time to get rid of any dryness that may have developed on your head.
13.
Rinse your hair once