Q&A for How to Deal with a Bad Haircut

It’s better to go back to the same hairstylist to fix little mistakes than to lose money going to an extra stylist.

You can manipulate other pieces of your hair near the piece that you cut so that it’s not as visible. Curly clip-in extensions are an option as well.

To hide your bangs, add a headband or scarf to your hairstyle. You could even twist them and pin them back with a hair clip.

If you're certain that's the case, call up the salon and complain to the manager. Request a refund and find a new salon in the future.

A haircut isn't going get rid of your lice infestation. Tell your parents they need to go to the drugstore and purchase lice shampoo. They'll be cutting your hair for no reason.

Go to a different salon or stylist next time. Take a picture of your hair now, and the picture of the style you wanted, and show the new stylist exactly what you want/do not want. In the meantime, try to find a style that works for you while your hair is growing out, or try extensions.

If you have a long face, then a shorter, chin length cut is good. If you have a round face, longer hair looks better. If you have an oval shape, than any hair style works.

Just try to remember that hair grows back, and this is just a temporary situation. Breathe, accept your new hairstyle and try to do the best you can with what you have. Trying wearing it different ways; you can use bobby pins, headbands or try a messy bun.

He should probably just go to a barber shop.

Try using accessories to hide the bad parts, or maybe styling it differently. Curly hair tends to camouflage mistakes a little better than straight hair, as do styles like braids and such.

For starters, immediately complain to the stylist and request a refund. Hopefully you can at least get your money back. After that, you'll simply have to make the best of it and wait for your hair to grow -- you might try a wig or extensions if you really, really hate how it looks.

Hair grows, on average, about an inch every two months.

Wear hats, cut it further for an edgy kind of look, get extensions, or just rock it -- confidence is key.

Read the article and get a few cute hats.

Ask your stylist how to maintain the style, and watch what they do when they are styling your hair.

You have to wait until your hair grows out. You could try wearing a wig if you really hate the way it looks.

If you have short pieces at the roots, the best thing you can do is let it grow. You may be able to use some gel or hairspray to get them to lie down and blend in with the rest of your hair.

Try using a straightener to flick the ends of your hair out and up. Like a pixie flick.

Why can't you go to a salon? This happened to me and I didn't want to go back, but I did and I have been told I will get a full refund, I just have to wait for the Manager to return. Go back to the salon where you got your hair badly cut, see if you can point out the stylist if you can't remember her name, and ask for them to fix it for free or give you a refund.

Try hair extensions! Otherwise, just wait for it to grow back. Remember, this is only temporary.

Let it grow out. In the meantime, wear your hair out to hide it if possible, or get extensions.

Browse through web pictures to look for a style you like to show to the stylist. Go to a real salon/barbershop instead of a discount place.

You could go to a hairdresser and ask them to fix it for you, or ask someone you know. If you cut some of it too short, you could do your best to even it out and just have shorter bangs for a while. Or you could wear the bangs pinned back until they grow out enough.

Do the best you can with what you have until it grows out. Try straightening it, curling it, braiding it, wearing it up, wearing a hat or headband, or whatever you think makes it look better. It'll grow out before you know it.

Make sure to keep it healthy and to brush it every day. After you have had a shower. brush it with a comb.

You can massage coconut oil into your scalp to make it grow longer daily for a week, you can also comb it back and gel it so it looks edgy, and wear edgy clothes like a ripped black sweater for example.

You just have to wait until it grows out, cut it shorter, or wear a hat.

If it is long enough, pull it back in a ponytail. You might also want to try a hat, or a headband. Experiment with combing it different ways to try to hide the uneven parts.

In all honesty, the best option is to tell your parents so they can take you to a salon/barber shop to fix the mistake. I know it’s difficult to tell your parents, especially because you don’t want to get in trouble, but they’re most likely going to find out eventually.

Curl your hair, because it makes it a lot less noticeable. Also invest in hair growth products and try to even out the length.