IELTS Speaking Part 1: Hairstyles questions and answers

I usually go to a local barbershop every six weeks or so. If I leave it any longer, it starts to look quite scruffy and gets difficult to manage in the mornings. So, getting a regular trim just keeps things neat and presentable.

To be honest, I keep it fairly simple. I usually ask for short back and sides with a bit of texture on top so I can style it quickly. It is very low-maintenance, which suits my morning routine down to the ground.

Yes, back when I was at university, I decided on a whim to grow it down past my shoulders. It looked quite untidy, to be fair, and after about a year, I got fed up with the hassle of drying it and chopped it all off.

I definitely stick to the same stylist. Once someone knows how your hair naturally falls, you do not have to explain everything from scratch every visit. It just takes the stress out of the whole experience.

Probably not, to be honest. I work in a fairly traditional office, so turning up with neon pink or green hair might raise a few eyebrows. I am much happier sticking with my natural dark brown shade.