Beards
Curly beard: assess the form after the hairs spring back
Curly beard hair can show a different form after combing, washing or trimming once it springs back. A desired length alone is therefore not enough: discuss the side profile, underside and the way your beard normally lies dry.
View the ordinary dry shape
Show how your beard falls on a regular day. Wet, tightly combed or pulled-down hair can look longer than the form you later wear. Choose a reference by outline, not only stretched length.
Point out where you want the beard to appear fuller, more compact or calmer when dry.
Distribute weight at the chin and underside
Curl can add volume beneath the chin or along the jaw. Discuss whether you want to retain, reduce or redirect that mass. This is different from simply shortening the entire beard.
Look from the side and under the chin. These angles reveal where the beard feels wide or heavy in everyday movement.
Connect it to your care routine
Explain whether you comb, brush, use product or leave the curl loose. The shape should function with that routine, not only straight after a carefully pulled salon finish.
When unsure, ask for a conservative first step. Once curls return, visible length can differ from the moment of trimming.
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Discuss your preferences in the chair
Bring your reference and explain your everyday hair routine. Browse the treatments, then choose an appointment at L’Artiste in Almere.