Recommendations for Haircut for tween girl

[Anonymous]

One of the kids in my 5th grade class went to the Hair Cuttery and got his left eye brow shaved off by accident. This was 30 years ago though!

[Anonymous]

I gave up on Hair Cuttery (it ends up costing close to $50 and it’s always a zoo there) and now take my tween to Sweet Hairafter in Kensington. It’s a small, funky salon and the stylists are great. Your daughter will love it.

[Anonymous]

I would take her to a decent salon, even if only once a year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is AA so we have an AA person do her hair at her house in whatever style she chooses lol.
Assuming your kid is white go to hair cuttery closest to you. Don’t fall for the add ons except maybe a blow dry if your kid wants it.

You’re assuming White kids don’t have hair issues so they can go to any old place. Mine has extremely difficulty hair, too thick, 10 different textures, got mangy looking by the end of the day. I went to about 7 or 8 different places before I found one that that did dry cuts certified in the Ouidad method. It was an amazing difference. Worth the $300.

$300 for a kid’s haircut. No F’n way!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid is AA so we have an AA person do her hair at her house in whatever style she chooses lol.
Assuming your kid is white go to hair cuttery closest to you. Don’t fall for the add ons except maybe a blow dry if your kid wants it.

You’re assuming White kids don’t have hair issues so they can go to any old place. Mine has extremely difficulty hair, too thick, 10 different textures, got mangy looking by the end of the day. I went to about 7 or 8 different places before I found one that that did dry cuts certified in the Ouidad method. It was an amazing difference. Worth the $300.

$300 for a white girl hair cut is nuts. But you do you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You’ve been cheaping out all these years by cutting it yourself. Find one of the better salons near you and splurge a little. She deserves it for tolerating all those bad haircuts .

Shut up! I started giving my kids haircuts during the pandemic and it has been a source of connection. We talk, joke and play. It may not be a perfect haircut but it is intimate and joyful.