Wait! Don't Cancel That Hair Appointment

Life can be very intense. Everything is clamoring for our attention. Work, family, hobbies, kids-where's the time for ourselves? And now you realize you have an appointment at the local salon. That's right, priority zero. But it will become a priority at some point because we all need a trim.

So, canceling your reservation shouldn't be an option. It should absolutely be a top priority. Apart from the time alone for relaxation it will give you, there are five good reasons why you shouldn't call and cancel your next salon rendezvous.

1. Keeping the appointment will actually save you time. You know how it is to fix everything one morning until that fateful day when you notice your hair is long overdue for an adjustment. So, after hours of trying to force everything, you'll have to resign yourself to the fact that only a cut and style is going to fix this mess. By visiting your stylist now, you'll prevent the rush to repair the long overdue hairdo when it's jump to priority number one on your list. Dealing with a perfect cut and shaped style in the morning is a breeze and will save you loads of time.

2. You'll save money. Have you ever let your grass get too long? You have to call in an army of mowers to get it back to normal. With a hairdo that's long overdue, your stylist will have to work harder-and you'll spend more time and money-to get it back into shape.

3. When you think you need a haircut-do it today. Of course, we all think tomorrow or next week or next month will certainly be more time friendly, that our workload will be slower than today. Has that ever happened in your life? Next week will be very similar to this week and the week after. Don't kid yourself. When you think it, do it.

4. Hairstylists are like doctors-it can take weeks to get in. This is especially true if your stylist is good. No doubt everyone else in towns thinks she's good too. If you fail to keep your appointment, someone else will jump in line and take it. And not to mention the hundreds of other people in line waiting for a turn. Delaying only means more fretting about when you can get in next.

5. It shows respect. When you book a meeting, your hairdresser can plan out her day. She won't appreciate a last-minute cancel even if she is popular. And a single cancellation can snowball the rest of the day. I've even heard of hairdressers who cancel their clients for missing too many appointments. You can make more money but you can't make more time.

Of course, there will absolutely be times when other priorities just can't be put off. If that's the case, be respectful and try to cancel at least 24 hours ahead of time. As you can see, making your appointment a priority should make you think twice about canceling.

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