Supercuts Tips: Simple Ways to Get the Best Cut Every Time

Walking into a Supercuts salon should feel easy, not stressful. The secret is a few smart habits before, during, and after your appointment. Below are quick, down‑to‑earth tips that help you leave with a style you love.

Before Your Appointment

First, think about the look you want. Bring a photo on your phone – a clear picture shows length, texture, and any special details. If you’re not sure, write down a few words: "trim the ends," "add layers," or "shorter sides." Having a visual or a short note cuts down on guesswork.

Second, schedule during a slower time. Mid‑morning on weekdays often means fewer customers, so the stylist can spend a little extra time listening and adjusting. If you have a flexible schedule, aim for those slots.

Third, wash your hair the night before, not the morning of. Fresh, dry hair lets the stylist see your natural texture and cut more accurately. Avoid heavy styling products that can mask the true condition of your hair.

During Your Visit

When you sit down, be clear and concise. Show the photo, point out the parts you love, and mention anything you don’t want – for example, "no choppy bangs" or "keep the length on top." Ask the stylist, "How will this work with my hair type?" A quick question shows you care and helps the stylist tailor the cut.

If the stylist suggests a change, listen but stay firm on your preferences. A good stylist will explain why a tweak might suit you, then adjust based on your feedback.

Tip the stylist appropriately. In the UK, a 10‑15% gratuity is standard for a basic cut; add extra if you get a wash, style, or special treatment. A small cash tip handed directly to the person who cut your hair feels more personal than a card.

After Your Cut

Ask for a quick after‑care routine. Most hair types benefit from a gentle shampoo, a conditioner for the ends, and a leave‑in product to protect against heat. If you’re planning to use a blow dryer, ask which heat‑protectant spray works best with your hair.

Schedule your next trim before you leave. Booking a follow‑up in six to eight weeks keeps your hair healthy and reduces the chance of split ends.

Finally, give feedback. If you loved the result, a quick thank‑you note or a positive review helps the stylist and the salon. If something missed the mark, politely let them know so they can improve next time.

These easy Supercuts tips take only a minute or two, but they make a big difference in the final look. Next time you walk in, you’ll know exactly what to do to get the haircut you wanted and leave feeling confident.