Being able to ask for the look you want gets you the haircut you want. The secret to getting the haircut you really want is learning how to talk to your stylist.

When you want hair that’s smooth but not stick straight, you like a little volume.

If you want a hair cut to shoulder-length or longer, ask the stylist for a "blowout with bend".

How about some do-it-yourself directions?

While hair is wet, apply mousse for body and hold, Next, for additional fullness, blow-dry just the roots as follows:

With the dryer two inches away from your head, point the nozzle right at the roots, directing the air upward. This will focus the air exactly where you want it and will create lots of lift.

Then move on to the rest of your hair. Working with one small, manageable section at a time (pin the rest up with a plastic clip if you need to keep it out of the way), wrap each piece around a round brush, moving the brush slowly from root to end with the dryer following slightly behind it.

The right brush is really important. Use a medium round one to create the bend — a smaller one will give you too much of a curl.

The type of bristle also makes the job harder or easier, and affects the final result.

Look for a mix of boar and synthetic bristles. They’re best for really grabbing on to the hair.

Once locks are completely dry, smooth on a dab of lightweight anti-frizz finishing cream, which will seal in the look without weighing hair down.

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