At Hoofdzaken we take the time for that, so the cut doesn't only look good in the photo but still works tomorrow morning when you blow-dry it yourself. Before the scissors go in, we look at your hair growth and direction of fall, the thickness of your hair, the shape of your face and how much time you want to spend on your hair in the morning. Do you have a reference photo? Feel free to bring it: we translate it to your hair instead of copying it one to one, because that is often the difference between a cut that works and a cut that takes effort every morning. That way you know when you get up what your hair is going to do, and you know exactly what to watch for when you blow-dry it yourself at home.
A cut that truly works doesn't start with the scissors — it starts with the conversation beforehand.
Loose Layers, Full Fringe
A fringe that moves with you instead of one cut razor-sharp, paired with long, relaxed layers — this spring is all about soft transitions.
The Short Bob With Movement
A short bob with a soft wave never looks stiff or overly precise — the layers bring movement the moment the hair dries, no flat iron required.
Texture and Layers — This Season's Cut Trend
A great cut is all about movement: layers that let the hair fall lighter, texture that keeps the shape alive even on day three.