Length you want to keep
Identify the shortest length you would be comfortable with and whether being able to tie your hair back matters to you.
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A new shape, with room to think it through.
The starting point
A restyle is the appointment to discuss when you want to change the overall shape of your hair. It might mean moving to a shorter length, changing the outline around your face or rethinking layers. At Sixteen A, explain both the look you want and what you find difficult about your current cut.
Before you visit
Ask for a restyle and describe the change when contacting the salon. Confirm what the appointment includes, the price and the time needed, particularly if you are also considering a colour service.
Ask Tina about your appointmentUse the appointment to ask how to dry the new shape, where to place your parting and how to keep the outline looking as intended as it grows.
Plan your visit
From Sixteen A’s published Facebook price list, checked on 11 November 2026. Confirm your final price and appointment length with Tina before booking.
Original photographs from the salon’s social pages. Discuss what is suitable for your hair with Tina; these images show individual examples.


A few useful answers
A reference is useful for explaining a shape. Your own texture, length and styling routine still need to be considered, so an identical result cannot be assumed.
A change can concern shape as well as overall length. Explain what you want to keep and the parts of the cut you would like to change.
Mention both services when enquiring so Tina can discuss the combination and appointment arrangements. Do not add a colour change to a cutting slot without checking.
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