08/30/2024
Grooming Tips for the Groom: The 411 on Haircuts and Shaving
The same timetable your barber would give you how to get a haircut and shave to prepare for an especially important job interview or business meeting is that same timetable you can use for preparing for your wedding…or if you part of the groom’s squad.
What is the suggested timetable for getting a haircut before your wedding?
1. Get your hair cut now.
a. Most of us get our hair cut a little shorter than we actually want and let it grow out to our perfect look. If this is you, keep reading.
b. This gives you time to fix anything you don’t like…or your partner doesn’t like…
2. Keep track of how much time elapses after your haircut until you have your perfect look.
a. Your perfect look should include your best length and be easy to style.
b. Take note of how you were feeling during this time period between the haircut and the perfect look. Were you really stressed? Stress can change the rate at which our hair grows.
c. If you were incredibly stressed during this time, then you may want to add a day or two to the time between your haircut and perfect hair.
3. After you know how much time you need between a haircut and perfect hair day, then book your pre-wedding haircut at that same interval.
a. Let’s say that your perfect amount of time between haircut and your best hair is 11 days.
b. Then book your pre-wedding haircut 11 days before your wedding.
When should the groom shave before the wedding?
If you are going for a clean-cut look, shave the morning of your wedding.
If you want a little bit of stubble, then shave 2-3 days before your wedding. It depends on how much stubble you want and how fast your hair grows. Experiment and see what works best for you.
(Quick note: If you are planning on a spray tan before your wedding, then shave 24 hours or more before the spray tan.)
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