Words such as blend, taper and texture become more useful when they are attached to a location. A request to blend the whole haircut may be interpreted differently from a request to soften the transition above one ear. Precision begins with identifying the section.
Japanese and Western barbering conversations both benefit from this approach. Point to the exact area, describe the visible change you want and ask what will remain around it. Your barber can then explain a method in relation to the design. This keeps technical language from becoming an instruction to change everything and helps you assess the proposal without needing to know an entire vocabulary of cutting techniques.
Plan your visit
Discuss your preferences with Ryunosuke Kano at HIROGINZA PREMIUM BARBER SYDNEY DYMOCKS, Suite 5, Level 1, Dymocks Building, 428 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Confirm the services and appointment details when booking.
Style created by our team in Japan. Hairstyle reference image.
