I've spent fifteen years behind the chair, and I can tell you exactly how the disaster starts. You walk into a salon with a photo of a celebrity whose bone structure looks nothing like yours. You ask for a Long Bob Haircut For Round Face because a blog told you it’s the "most flattering" choice. The stylist, either too tired to argue or too eager for your money, shears your hair off to one uniform length right at your chin. You leave the salon, get home, and realize you look ten years older and your face looks twice as wide. You just spent $200 to turn your head into a literal circle. This happens because most people—and honestly, many stylists—treat the
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