Q&A for How to Cut Hair

I would recommend going to your stylist (or finding one if you don't already have one) and get a consultation.

Never take free haircuts! Visit the salon now, and see what they can do. Although they cost more, salon haircuts are always much better quality than a cheap dollar store cut.

I would suggest having bangs that extend to your eyebrows or a centimeter or two past them.

There's a brush that has bristles all the way around. Get your hair cut the way you want it, then take a shower and use that brush while blowdrying your hair.

It depends on your hairstyle. Ask your stylist to take some weight off the top and have the sides clipped shorter.

Use bare trimmers to clean up the edges, and use the appropriate comb length for the cut to taper in back. I usually tend to taper in 3 layers in back when cutting hair (Usually 3, 2, 1 with a bare trim to shape the edges).

A pixie cut could look good. I also have a round face and I liked how that cut looked on me. You can also look up celebrities with round faces and see what cuts you like on some of them (i.e. Beyonce, Mila Kunis, Drew Barrymore, etc.), or just ask a stylist for advice.

There are 6 face shapes: square, diamond, circle, oval, heart, and oblong . Oval head shapes tend to be longer in height than width and have a smoother jaw. Circle is approximately equal in width and height with a round jaw. Diamond head shapes have the cheekbones as the widest part of the face, and squares are similar to ovals, however the jaw and forehead are approximately equal width. Heart faces have wider cheekbone areas with their chin narrowing to a stronger point, a widow's peak accentuates the effect. Oblong is like oval but more elongated in the vertical direction.

If your hair is thin and fine, try a shorter length haircut. You could also try a thickening haircut.

No matter how long your hair is (unless your bald), you can get it cut.

Do faded sides with clippers, and scissor cut the top as long as you want it. Fades can be tricky, though, so be careful.

To solve the hair problem, go to the hairdresser and ask to have everything evened out. Little girls can look really cute with pixie cuts! To solve the emotional problem, binge on a box of Oreos.

Ask for a digital image of her face shape and find celebrities with her exact face shape. Add a few different styles to this digitally, then ask her which cut she likes the most.

Try a longer style with thinned ends, a medium length with layers, or you could always just get it cut really short and tanned. Mainly, whatever cut you get, try to keep it a long, medium, or pixie length. Shoulder length thick hair will make the hair stand on end and poof out. The best you could do is probably getting layers with tapered ends. another suggestion is getting the underside shaved to reduce the amount of hair on the head.

Start, just below your shoulders, then go up to cheeks, then a pixie cut (if you are daring enough!).

It is a haircut that is cut so that your hair looks thicker. Sometimes this means slanting the scissors other times straight up and down.

Don't be afraid to cut your hair at home, but always triple check to make sure what you're going for is what you'll end up with. Never take too much at a time (take it slowly), and if you can ask another person to help, that could minimize any risk.

Oval face shapes fit any hairstyle. If you want to keep your hair long, get a textured fringe with faded sideburns.