2.Don’t be shy about asking for discounts or special offers. Be sure you’re on your salon’s mailing list so you know when promotions become available.
3.If you feel strongly about coloring your hair, choose a shade no more than two shades lighter or darker than your natural color. Or choose a demi-permanent color that blends the gray and makes it less noticeable. Either will reduce the appearance of re-growth and buy you more time between salon visits.
4.If your hair is dry or damaged, olive oil is a great at-home conditioner. Apply for 15 minutes before shampooing once a week or once a month, depending on the condition of your hair.
5.Using a lot of mousse, gel and other products can make your hair dull. After washing your hair, apply apple cider vinegar (it won’t leave an odor when it dries) and leave on for 15 minutes before rinsing. This removes all of the residue from your hair, closes the cuticles, and balances the pH.
6.If you absolutely can’t afford to get your hair cut, spend a few dollars on headbands, combs, or barrettes to keep the hair off your face. This will look much neater and stylish.
7.Another option if you can’t allocate the money for a haircut is to volunteer at a salon that offers training classes for staff. They always need models and the stylists always work under the supervision of a master stylist. It may seem risky, but you’ll always be consulted before the cut is done and someone will be there to fix things if it’s not what you want.
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