This could be "this part of the hair is hard to style", or "this part sticks up" etc. Think About What Annoys YouĪs your hair grows longer, think about what has got on your nerves on a day to day basis and tell your barber everything. Get your barber to advise on which areas in the hair may need more work or that may be slightly uneven from your previous shorter haircut. This may mean not touching the sides for a while and only cutting the fringe or leaving other parts of the hair shorter until it catches up. When you go for your haircut in between growing it out, you want to work with your barber on a plan to grow these areas of your hair out to the same length. For example, your sides may be shorter or you may have slightly different lengths in the fringe area. If you're going from short to long then it's likely that you will have a lot of different lengths throughout the hair. But remember you're not getting this hair cut now, you're getting an in-between version of this haircut, that will keep you involved in growing it out to the style you want. This will help you and your barber to be on the same page, and this is your time to get any advice and ask any questions about the hairstyle you're going for. When you go to visit your barber make sure to take in clear pictures of the end goal that you're looking to achieve with your long hair. When you're growing your hair, you want the style to look intentional, and not just have a long version of your previous haircut.
It'll make a huge difference to get the hair cleaned up around the ears, take the neck hair up and trim the ends. Get the edges cleaned up in the mean time to make the hair look smarter.
But, just because you're visiting your barber, it doesn't mean you have to take a lot of length off. We know what you're thinking, I'm growing my hair so why would I go for a haircut? And yes we understand that it might seem counter-productive to get your hair cut when you're growing it out. Tips For Men Growing Out Long Hair Visit Your Barber
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