Jomari Goyso, presenter of the program ‘Despierta América’, shared a video on his Instagram account to advise his public on how they should choose to cut their hair.
In a short video that he shared this Thursday on his Instagram account, the beauty specialist gave some tips for the audience.
“Welcome to this class, which I think is very interesting. The big problem we have is that we have never been taught to look for our best version and the stylists, hairdressers, makeup artists, are all a little prepared to transform, so that you can come and say ‘I want to be this’. You go to the hairdresser and basically, regardless of whether you have curly or straight hair, the haircut is like for straight hair. So the person with straight hair, well, it more or less looks good because the cuts are for people with straight hair, but the person with curly hair, the day they go to the salon and they straighten it, curl it or whatever, It is a mess because the cut is not for that hair ”, said.
After this, he explained: “So what about this cousin of mine? This cousin calls me and tells me ‘no, it’s that my hair doesn’t look good, the volumes are weird, it looks dull’, but the big problem is not her hair, it’s a mentality that prevents her from promoting her hair. So, if you want to find your version, stop asking the question of what suits me best: the beauty you have that God created.”
He said that the volumes are necessary, especially around the face. Regarding straight hair, he explained that the straighter it is, the more volume it needs.
“Remember, those slime hairs, smooth, look spectacular with a filter, with everything, but that really does not promote your beauty because this is a frame, not a cover. Although many people wear long hair to cover themselves, but hair is not made to hide something, hair is made to highlight your beauty.” Indian.
In this regard, he indicated: “Don’t be afraid of volumes.”
Jomari Goyso added that both straight and curly hair have their charm and that is why people should take care of finding their essence. “To search for the essence, they have to look for things that promote, not transform.”