This book teaches the judgement behind a good haircut, not a set of formulas. It follows the order of a real appointment: talk, look, plan, cut, finish and hand over. Every chapter assumes an Indian salon where clients often want to keep length, control frizz and leave with a shape that still works at home.
Chapters
- Consultation: Hair, Scalp and Daily Life — Density, texture and porosity
- Hair and Scalp: What You Can See — At the basin: a calm, close look
- Shampoo, Scalp and Conditioner — Shampoo choice by scalp
- Face Shape and Haircut Design — Proportion before labels
- Tools, Sectioning and Elevation — Shears, comb and clips
- Cutting: The Five Core Skills — Blunt cutting: the stable line
- Fringe: Cutting the Line the Client Sees — Wet then dry: straight hair
- Curly and Wavy Hair — Shrinkage and true length
- Blow-Dry and Finish — Prep, sections and tension
- Men's Cuts — Guards as a guide
- Salon Judgement — Humidity, frizz and honest promises
- Home Care and the Next Visit — Saying it in service English
This is a Nandu Nai textbook. It is a private brand book, not a government licence, and it does not give the right to give medical treatment.