Haircut Vocabulary Misunderstanding

Getting a haircut in a new country can be stressful—especially if you’re unsure how to explain what you want. In this short, funny video, Isabella struggles to find the right words at the salon. She says, cut my hair small, but Mia helps her find the correct term: a trim.

They also talk about layers vs. a straight cut, which are two important ways to describe hairstyles. Layers mean the hair is cut at different lengths, giving it a more textured look. A straight cut means all the hair is the same length.

These phrases are super useful when visiting a hairdresser, barber, or stylist in English-speaking countries. Without them, you might end up with a style you didn’t expect!

This video helps learners understand and confidently use haircut-related vocabulary. It’s perfect for beginners who want to sound natural and avoid misunderstandings.

Watch, repeat, and practice so you’ll never have to say cut my hair small again. With FluentJoy, you’ll master real-world English one situation at a time—starting at the salon!