The truth about "lots of layers and movement"

Before you get long layers or a butterfly or a wolf cut or a chimpanzee or whatever they're called haircuts. This is the best visible I've ever seen. So that's what your hair's gonna look like if you rough dry it straight down with a lot of layers. It's not gonna lay as smooth as you hope unless you just get like a blunt long, long, long layered haircut. And if you want it to look like that, it can look like that because it's styled. So that's what happens too. Some people get a haircut and then they blow dry it and then they sell confident with their work and they're like, oh my god, you cut all my hair up. But that's what happens when you ask for, like, two inches off, a lot of layers, a lot of movement. So when I know someone wants a lot of layers and a lot of movement, I only cut like an inch and a half off because I knew they're gonna freak out. But this is the truth. This is the truest thing I've ever seen. If you don't, it's high maintenance. And you have to style it or you have to at least blow dry it like that because if you just let it air dry, it looks like I hate layers. It looks like I have flyaways. It looks like it's just, it's just not it, okay? So this is your PSA. This is your reminder. This is your sign. This is whatever you need to be to help you decide on one haircut you need next.