Which reminds me, I need to make another appointment to get my hair insulted. The problem is that right after I make an appointment my hair decides to look okay for a few days and I'm afraid to change it much.
I was recently insulted by the hair lady. DD and I were getting trims and the lady was just "shocked at how thin mine was compared to DD's". Bite me, lady. Pfft.
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Yes.
Which reminds me, I need to make another appointment to get my hair insulted. The problem is that right after I make an appointment my hair decides to look okay for a few days and I'm afraid to change it much.
Uh, no.
This would seriously affect my tip. People are supposed to say a good thing or two about your hair even as they may address "problems" that they see.
Maybe the East Coast is different, but in the midwest a hairdresser would quickly learn that insults = no or lousy tip.
*snort* Hm, never thought of it that way. I've had my former haircuts insulted by hairdressers, but never my hair itself.
Of course. Then they try getting you to buy their outrageously overpriced hair products to fix your crappy hair.
Yeah, I always get complimented on my hair. It's curly hair/straight hair envy.
I was recently insulted by the hair lady. DD and I were getting trims and the lady was just "shocked at how thin mine was compared to DD's". Bite me, lady. Pfft.
My hairdresser calls it a "hedging" rather than a cut or style. Apparently "we" are growing it out.
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