- Performed on unwashed, dry hair.
- Provides the stylist with a clear view of your hair's "natural state."
- Useful in judging bounce, volume, and weight distribution.
- Preferred for certain techniques, such as layering and texturizing.
- Suitable for those with thick or curly hair as it helps maintain shape.
- Not recommended if your hair is extremely dry or damaged.
Wet Hair Cut:
- Performed on damp, washed hair.
- Allows the stylist to distribute weight more evenly throughout the cut.
- Easier to judge the final length, especially for blunt or graduated cuts.
- Preferred for precision cuts and fringe trimming.
- Can help reveal any unevenness in the hair's texture or growth.
- More suitable for fine or straight hair, as it helps to manage frizz.
- Recommended for clients who frequently wear their hair wet or styled with water.