Dry Cut/ WetCut

Dry Cut vs. Wet Cut: Haircut Techniques Explained

A dry cut involves cutting hair without prior washing. The stylist evaluates the hair's natural texture and movement, then uses specialized tools to shape it. This method offers precise results by working with the hair's natural fall.

In contrast, a wet cut is performed on freshly washed, damp hair. This technique enables stylists to create sharp, defined shapes using combs and scissors for controlled cutting.

For women's haircuts, both methods can create various styles:

• Long layered cuts
• Short bob styles
• Textured cuts

The technique choice depends on:

• Stylist's expertise
• Hair type (dry cuts often work better for curly/wavy hair)
• Desired final look

Note: This pricing applies only to haircuts, not complete restyling.