Jens top 10 reasons why to GO DRY!

The most popular question I receive is...

WHY a DRY CUT? 

Here are MY Top 10 Reasons WHY you should GO DRY!

*Please note: I am NOT putting down the traditional wet cut...these are just the main reasons I BELIEVE in dry cutting. Every artist has their preference :)

1.

-You can see your new look coming together in REAL TIME. You can literally watch your cut unfold...There are NO SURPRISES when you get home and try and style it yourself. It will be easy for you to re-create the style that you had when you left the salon because it was cut how you wear it. For anyone who gets NERVOUS about getting their haircut, dry cutting is the way to go. You will not feel shocked! You can literally WATCH the desired shape be created as your hair is cut.

2.

-When your hair is dry, I can see all of the color and highlights in your hair. So, the cut will COMPLIMENT your hair COLOR!

3.

-WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET with a dry haircut. When getting your hair cut wet, you really don't know what it's going to look like until the very end. Also, the stylist often blow dries it into a wonderful shape that can be difficult to replicate at home on your own.

4.

-A dry cut is perfect for creating a fringe and TEXTURE. In my opinion, adding texture can make SO much difference in your style and how it naturally falls! When shaping dry, I can see where texture and lift is needed, and add it to the appropriate places. This will give your hair more character and movement.

5.

-Dry cutting is great if your hair is very damaged and dry. The ends do not split and fray as much when cutting the hair dry.  When your hair is wet, it all clumps together and it is hard to see each individual strand. Therefore, it is hard to see split ends when wet. It is difficult to remove the areas that are dry and damaged. The result: HEALTHIER hair!

6.

-Dry cutting actually SAVES you money. You will not have to come as often because dry cutting eliminates all split ends. I am able to give an accurate cut, while also adding detail work that will perfect the look. This attention to detail allows for the shape to last a lot longer. So, yes, dry cuts do cost more but you are actually SAVING since you will not need a cut every 4-6 weeks. In fact, my clients go 3-4 MONTHS in between cuts (if not longer)!

7.

-My dry cuts are thorough and precise. The typical wet cut consists of a shampoo that takes about 15 minutes, cutting time that takes about 20 minutes, and then blow drying it for 15-20 minutes. I spend AT LEAST an hour cutting and perfecting ALONE.

8.

-Dry cutting is great for removing bulk, adding texture, and creating a much more desirable overall shape. It adds SOFTNESS and ADDS PERSONALITY to the cut. I find it much easier to add texture in the places that I want to and therefore the cut has a lot more MOVEMENT.  With the dry cut, I am cutting every piece of hair...not one piece will be missed. 

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-You will not need much product (if any) with a dry cut. The amount of detail work and texturizing I am able to do allows your hair to NATURALLY have movement and volume WITHOUT ANY PRODUCT.

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Here is the best part:

-A dry cut is custom SPECIFIC to your head shape, hair texture, density and color placement and can not be duplicated by any other hairdresser.  In my opinion, The difference between an OK cut and a phenomenal cut is typically the amount of DETAIL that been added to the look. My dry cuts are tailored to you and your hair. 

When you come in for your dry cut, I block off at least an hour. I only work one client at a time. I take my time and will not let you leave unless you are 100% happy. I love what I do, and I promise to give you the look that you have been yearning for. I absolutely love to show my clients what their hair can do ON ITS OWN with the RIGHT CUT!

Please feel free to message me if you have any questions!

~Jen Brumm 

●Dry Cutting Expert and Educator ●Color Specialist and Educator (Specializing in Corrective and FIXING)

●Updos for Special Occasions

●Photography (Head shots, Family photos, Event Photography)