i've heard that you can get highlights as cheap at $5 or $6 per streak. do you offer that? natalie h

YES! We do offer single streak foils for 6.99 per foil. They are called try-me foils. You can contact the nearest Custom Cuts to make an appointment! Have fun and a great hair day.

-Sarah Weitzman-

my hair cut has that punk edge to it where its layers are alot shorter at the top and the bottom layers are long. how do i keep it looking thick? natalie h

Natalie, It sound like you have great hair style! My recommendation would be to use Redken Guts or Bed Head Superstar Thickening Lotion. Guts is a foam volume spray that you can use to create texture and volume before you blow dry. Superstar will thicken your hair at the roots, you also want to use this before you blow dry. The Superstar is a great defining product for your finished style also. Happy Styling and thank you for your questions!

-Sarah- Weitzman- Custom Cuts Inc. Director of Retail Operations sweitzman@customcuts.com 636-391-1717

i need a diffrent cute cuit but the hard thing is i have curly hair and i dont want an fro paige g

I completely understand! I also have curly hair. Hello, my name is Sarah Weitzman. I have been a stylist for almost 6 years. With curly hair it is all about the product choices that you are using. We have very dry hair naturally and need to hydrate as much as possible. You want to start with a layered cut with minimal face framing. Choose a hydrating shampoo and conditioner such as Biolage Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioning Balm. When you are wearing your hair curly (if it is humid out) I love to recommend the Catwalk Curls Rock scrunching spray and follow up with Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam. Always remember, when you flat iron use a heat protector, such as Paul Mitchell Heat Seal. All of this will prolong the style of your hair and you WILL have a much easier time. Do you have long or short hair?

I have highlights that are growing out. I would get touch ups but the hair is breaking and not in good shape. Someone suggested lowlights. What is this and what can I do to improve the current appearance of my hair that will not damage it further? Thanks. kimi e

Lowlighting is a technique that is done like highlighting but instead of coloring the hair lighter the hair is colored back to your natural color or darker.

Usually when the hair is damaged and breaking it is a sign of a lack of protein in the hair. I recommend that you use a reconstuctive conditioner on your hair. This will help add the protein that you need. Along with protein it is very important to moisturize your hair as well. So every other shampoo you will have to use a moisturizing conditioner. You will want to follow this routine until your hair is stronger.

Our salons offer protein packs that can replace the reconstuctor. These packs can be done weekly to everyother week, depending on how weak your hair is.

ARE ANY OF YOUR SALONS RECENTLY PARTICIPATING IN LOCKS OF LOVE? SYDNEY P

All of our salons participate in the Locks of Love program. When a client donates their hair we provide them with a free Custom Cut and we offer to send their donation to Locks of Love.