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Curls behave differently from straight hair, and a cut that works on straight hair can leave curls shapeless. Every salon here names curly hair or curl cutting in the salon’s name or its own website.
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Show your curls as they are. Many curl specialists start with a consultation, so wear your hair the way it naturally falls and bring photos of cuts you like.
Common questions
Should a curly cut be done wet or dry?
Both methods are used. Some stylists cut curls dry to see each curl’s natural shape, others cut wet and shape them as they dry. Ask which the stylist uses.
How often should curly hair be trimmed?
Often every two to four months, depending on your goals and how fast your hair grows. Your stylist can tell you what suits your curl pattern.