The number one thing to bring to the salon when trying out a new haircut is multiple photos of the cut you want to walk away with. That way, your stylist will know precisely what you're looking for before they even start cutting your hair. Jo Dyer, creative director at Yoke Salon, told Stylist that clients should "Ask for soft tendrils and a longer perimeter to the usual crop style. Maintaining as much texture in the hair and releasing weight so the hair can move and be styled without heat is the dream." She adds that you can ask for a cut with a razor to add texture.
Make sure you have time in your routine to visit the salon for trims regularly if you want to keep up with the wixie cut. You'll likely find yourself in the salon chair every four to six weeks, depending on how quickly your hair grows and how much growth you're comfortable with.
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