Getting a Haircut

Getting a haircut is pretty serious business.  If you get layers, or a very short cut, it can take years to grow back to the way it is now.  It's really important that you absolutely adore your haircut, especially if you are making a major change from its current cut.
The first two options are pretty simple: short or long.
Long hair is a lot of responsibility.  You have to brush it every day, sometimes more than once.  It can be handy for putting it into hairdos, and it's a good thing to show off.
Short hair is super easy to take care of.  Brushing is only optional, but is still a good idea.  Washing and things like that are still neccessary, though.  Short hair is good for people who like to run often and sweat a lot.
Once you have decided the length, it's time to decide about the angle.  The angle includes layers and cuts on an angle.
For those of you who don't know what layered hair is, it is when parts of your hair are different lengths than others.  This type of cut can take a long time to grow out and can be hard to put into some hairdos.  Layers are all the rage at the moment, though: they are considered very hip and are very stylish.
If the bottom of your hair is not all the same length, but instead shorter in the front and longer in the back, or vice-versa, you have an angle cut.  Angle cuts are super easy to grow out and, if you like the style, are very attractive.  For these, it's all about whether you like them to begin with.  Who knows?  Maybe this cut will be a keeper for you!
No matter what you decide on for a haircut this time around, I hope This or That helped with your decision-making.  Good luck with your cut!