Haircut Corrections and Restyling

Correcting a bad haircut is more than just taking off more length. I start by evaluating the current geometry of the cut—analyzing where the lines went wrong and how we can reshape them to complement your features—before making any adjustments.

Most corrections happen because the original cut did not account for how hair naturally sits. Whether you are dealing with an uneven bob that hangs off-balance or choppy layers that create awkward gaps, the fix is about re-establishing the shape. During a correction session, I do not just trim it down. I look at your growth pattern, density, and face shape to determine if we can salvage the current style or if a strategic restyle is needed to blend the uneven parts.

From fixing graduation errors in short cuts to softening harsh layers in longer hair, the process requires precision. It is often about patience and specific technique—frequently utilizing point cutting or razor work to remove the bulk left behind by improper thinning shears. My goal is to get you back to a look that is balanced, easy to manage, and finally, exactly what you originally wanted. You will leave the chair with a cut that feels intentional and flattering, regardless of where you started.