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" 1. The Transition Cut &amp;quot;You don&amp;#039;t want to be where you were 6 to 8 weeks ago,&amp;quot; says Cho, who recommends not getting what she calls a full cut. &amp;quot;Ask your stylist to just taper the nape area and ask to take the weight out throughout the top, back, and sides without cutting the length since it will have a tendency to get round and heavy.&amp;quot; Then have your stylist repeat the above &amp;quot;a few more times to keep your hair cut in a good shape so it&amp;#039;s easy for you to handle on your own,&amp;quot; she adds. 2. Keep It Low Maintenance &amp;quot;After getting this trim, you should be able to wake up, apply a little pomade or cream to the ends, and it just looks super chic and effortless,&amp;quot; says Cho. 3. Change Things Up a Bit &amp;quot;As your hair grows out a bit more, it gets challenging to style, so be playful and explore different ways to style your hair that works for you,&amp;quot; says Cho. &amp;quot;I had so much fun with Jennifer Lawrence&amp;#039;s short hair during the Hunger Games tour and for the award season \u2014 I switched up her short hair into many different styles.&amp;quot; Cho&amp;#039;s pro tip: Experiment with hair accessories and bobby pins. &amp;quot;They come in handy at this point too, so have fun,&amp;quot; she notes. 4. Styling Products Are Essential &amp;quot;Having the right hair products, tools, and brushes are also key to an easy transition,&amp;quot; says Cho. Her go-to products to use for hair in the in-between phase: Suave Professionals Sleek Anti-Frizz Cream and Suave Professionals Natural Infusion All Day Body Leave-In Foam. &amp;quot;Invest in a good hair dryer and flat iron,&amp;quot; she adds. Her selects: Harry Josh&amp;#039;s dryer and flat iron, Hot Tools curling irons and baby Mason Pearson or a paddle brush. 5. Follow the Shape &amp;quot;When growing hair out, you might start to see a graduated bob shape building where the front and the sides are much longer and the back top half is hugging your crown area,&amp;quot; explains Cho. &amp;quot;Ask your stylist to just tighten up the length around the nape and texturize the rest and get the bulk out so it has movement.&amp;quot; 6. Opt for Layers &amp;quot;Once hair is almost at the length of a bob, have your stylist give your hair some good long layers for texture,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;Apply mousse to bring out your natural texture when styling, like the Suave Professionals Captivating Curls Whipped Cream Mousse, or add a little beach spray.&amp;quot; Via Harper&amp;#039;s Bazaar "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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