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"Your wedding hair trial will be a waste of time if you don&amp;#39;t take full advantage of your appointment. Here are six tips to make sure you get everything you need from your first spin in the stylist&amp;#39;s chair.\nPinterestFacebookDO have some inspiration photos. If a picture&amp;#39;s worth a thousand words, a few tear-outs from a magazine will give your stylist a better idea than, &amp;quot;You know, pretty but not princess-y, but I don&amp;#39;t want it to fall out. And a little volume but not, like, crazy volume.&amp;quot;\nDON&amp;#39;T expect your stylist to remember everything on your wedding day. Once you&amp;#39;re happy with your look at the trial, snap a bunch of photos from every angle so your stylist will have a &amp;quot;cheat sheet&amp;quot; when it&amp;#39;s time to re-create your look.\nDO book right away for your wedding day. If you&amp;#39;re happy with your hair and makeup at your trial, book an appointment stat&amp;#8212;or you&amp;#39;ll risk an 8 A.M. chair time for your evening wedding if early birds, er, brides book ahead of you. (And if they&amp;#39;ll let you, book a double appointment so you won&amp;#39;t feel rushed day-of.)\nDON&amp;#39;T wash your hair. Lots of stylists like to work with slightly dirty hair because it will hold your style better. If you&amp;#39;re planning on an updo (or a half-up &amp;#39;do) wash your hair the day before your trial but not the morning of. That said, if your roots get greasy fast, don&amp;#39;t let your stylist talk you into skipping the shampoo&amp;#8212;and show up to your trial appointment with freshly washed hair. (In short, you want your hair at your trial to look and feel the same way it will on your wedding day, so plan your washings accordingly.)\n__DO schedule your makeup trial for the same day.__This way you&amp;#39;ll get a clear picture of exactly how you&amp;#39;ll look on your big day.\nDON&amp;#39;T say &amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s fine!&amp;quot; if it&amp;#39;s not. The whole point of a trial is to get things right ahead of time so you&amp;#39;re not starting from scratch on your wedding day. If you don&amp;#39;t like what your stylist comes up with, work with her until you&amp;#39;re happy. She&amp;#39;s not going to magically know what you want on your wedding day unless you work it out beforehand.\nAre you planning to get a hair trial before your wedding? Girls who have, any other tips?\nI know a trial feels a little frivolous (especially if you&amp;#39;re trying to trim your wedding budget), but knowing you&amp;#39;ll be happy with your hair and makeup will save you loads of wedding day stress, which is priceless, IMO."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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