Would you prefer a quick working hair stylist (who has much experience) Or a slow hair stylist...
And why please.
I live in Missouri my mom does hair, she has been doing it for around 20 years now and works quick. She knows whats shes doing, not not measure things, and people she works with believe that a SLOW hair stylist is best? Whaaat?
Whats it like in New York, Calirfornia, etc.Is a hair stylist/dresser supposed to be fast or slow?
Speed doesn't always matter. The end result does. A good stylist can give you the look you want without ruining your hair. I don't want to sit in the chair all day for a simple color and cut, but when you work too quickly you can sometimes make mistakes (missing spots that needed coloring, uneven cuts). It all depends on what work you're having done, how long/thick the hair is, etc.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Calling All Hair Dressers/Stylists!! Plz Help :-S?
Heya -
I have dark brown/black fine hair. I've got bangs in right now, which goes just above my elbow. i hav a just past eye length LAYERD fringe (wel, thats wat my beautician called it.) Well, anyway, i want to change my hair, but my mum wont let me cut it too short (nothing shorter that past my shoulders.) So what hair cut/style could i do 2 change the look?? thanks xxCalling All Hair Dressers/Stylists!! Plz Help :-S?
Hiya.
Your haircut sounds nice! Just make sure you don't have split ends.
Just try out some different styles, whatever you're comfortable with.
I go on youtube.com and search some cool hairstyles and tips. I also look in magazines at celeb's styles and see which one i think would suit me. My favorite's is beach waves, which is wavy hair (but not frizzy) and it looks really nice!xxCalling All Hair Dressers/Stylists!! Plz Help :-S?
Wow. Your hair sounds really nice. It sounds like you can choose from a lot of styles. I would suggest purchasing a professional stylist book of styles or checking out various styles online. Please consider your hair texture when making your choice. Hair texture will determine how well the style holds.
Maybe you can convince mom that cutting your hair is a good idea. If you visit http://www.haironsale.com you can list your hair for sale with up to 3 color photos. You can make some good money and sport a brand new style. They do not charge a commission. What you make is your so keep!
If you do decide
http://www.latest-hairstyles.com/advice/
^^ There's a cute look (:
-Katiee[:
MY QUESTION WOULD BE WHY YOU CAN NOT CUT IT HOW YOU PLEASE....i WOULD JUST ADD EXTRA LAYERS CUT IT RIGHT BELOW YOUR SHOULDERS ADD SHORT SIDE SWEPT BANGS AND THROW IN SOME HIGHLIGHTS
get your hair stylist 2 do the back of your hair choppy and then feather the sides
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I have dark brown/black fine hair. I've got bangs in right now, which goes just above my elbow. i hav a just past eye length LAYERD fringe (wel, thats wat my beautician called it.) Well, anyway, i want to change my hair, but my mum wont let me cut it too short (nothing shorter that past my shoulders.) So what hair cut/style could i do 2 change the look?? thanks xxCalling All Hair Dressers/Stylists!! Plz Help :-S?
Hiya.
Your haircut sounds nice! Just make sure you don't have split ends.
Just try out some different styles, whatever you're comfortable with.
I go on youtube.com and search some cool hairstyles and tips. I also look in magazines at celeb's styles and see which one i think would suit me. My favorite's is beach waves, which is wavy hair (but not frizzy) and it looks really nice!xxCalling All Hair Dressers/Stylists!! Plz Help :-S?
Wow. Your hair sounds really nice. It sounds like you can choose from a lot of styles. I would suggest purchasing a professional stylist book of styles or checking out various styles online. Please consider your hair texture when making your choice. Hair texture will determine how well the style holds.
Maybe you can convince mom that cutting your hair is a good idea. If you visit http://www.haironsale.com you can list your hair for sale with up to 3 color photos. You can make some good money and sport a brand new style. They do not charge a commission. What you make is your so keep!
If you do decide
http://www.latest-hairstyles.com/advice/
^^ There's a cute look (:
-Katiee[:
MY QUESTION WOULD BE WHY YOU CAN NOT CUT IT HOW YOU PLEASE....i WOULD JUST ADD EXTRA LAYERS CUT IT RIGHT BELOW YOUR SHOULDERS ADD SHORT SIDE SWEPT BANGS AND THROW IN SOME HIGHLIGHTS
get your hair stylist 2 do the back of your hair choppy and then feather the sides
alonbob (alonbb)
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Please help me ! HAIR DRESSERS/ HAIR STYLISTS ANYONE ?
I've got dark brown; or a rich black, colored hair. It find it boring. I've got healthy hair, it's got a shine
to it; and I look after it well.
Heres the twist, I'd really like to go a dirty blonde. I love that color. Here are the questions.
(a. How many times would I have to bleach my hair?
(b. Do I strip my hair, and bleach it in the same day?
(c. Can I strip my hair; and then add the dirty blonde? Will it still be orange?
(d. How many times will I have to strip my hair?
(e. Should I bleach my hair, dye it a light brown, then wait a month and then add heavy highlights?
Thanks in advance - please don't tell me to go to a hairdressers, the place where I live there is
only one hairdressers and money is tight there. They have put up the prices by $200 and I simply
cannot offord those striking prices. Getting my hair stripped and bleached (I've checked this
myself) costs $670.
There are no college hair things around here since it's a small town.
Thanks in advance!!Please help me ! HAIR DRESSERS/ HAIR STYLISTS ANYONE ?
Good god, Give people time to answer your question. Depending on how many times you have colored your hair, and how much build you have, It will take alot of bleaches, because when you have build up in your hair, The bleach won't lighten the ends. The roots, Yes, The ends no. You can bleach the hair in one sitting, As long as you don't go over the yellow blonde stages(Which really, You don't need to go that light, You just go light enough to color your hair.).You don't need to strip your hair, It does the same thing. You can add the color and highlights the same day. That's usually what people do.Please help me ! HAIR DRESSERS/ HAIR STYLISTS ANYONE ?
Depending on how may times you have colored your hair will determine how hard it will be to make your hair a blonde color. Normally hairdressers will bleach and strip the color out but it will take some time. However your hair will turn out a redy sort of colour because hair is made up of mostly black and red pigments. You will cause quite a bit of damage unfortunately if you plan to go through with this.
Good Luck.
just keep in mind what your eyebrows will look like. I don't know if you would bleach those
to it; and I look after it well.
Heres the twist, I'd really like to go a dirty blonde. I love that color. Here are the questions.
(a. How many times would I have to bleach my hair?
(b. Do I strip my hair, and bleach it in the same day?
(c. Can I strip my hair; and then add the dirty blonde? Will it still be orange?
(d. How many times will I have to strip my hair?
(e. Should I bleach my hair, dye it a light brown, then wait a month and then add heavy highlights?
Thanks in advance - please don't tell me to go to a hairdressers, the place where I live there is
only one hairdressers and money is tight there. They have put up the prices by $200 and I simply
cannot offord those striking prices. Getting my hair stripped and bleached (I've checked this
myself) costs $670.
There are no college hair things around here since it's a small town.
Thanks in advance!!Please help me ! HAIR DRESSERS/ HAIR STYLISTS ANYONE ?
Good god, Give people time to answer your question. Depending on how many times you have colored your hair, and how much build you have, It will take alot of bleaches, because when you have build up in your hair, The bleach won't lighten the ends. The roots, Yes, The ends no. You can bleach the hair in one sitting, As long as you don't go over the yellow blonde stages(Which really, You don't need to go that light, You just go light enough to color your hair.).You don't need to strip your hair, It does the same thing. You can add the color and highlights the same day. That's usually what people do.Please help me ! HAIR DRESSERS/ HAIR STYLISTS ANYONE ?
Depending on how may times you have colored your hair will determine how hard it will be to make your hair a blonde color. Normally hairdressers will bleach and strip the color out but it will take some time. However your hair will turn out a redy sort of colour because hair is made up of mostly black and red pigments. You will cause quite a bit of damage unfortunately if you plan to go through with this.
Good Luck.
just keep in mind what your eyebrows will look like. I don't know if you would bleach those
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Question for hair stylists/dressers and professionals?
i dye my hair black i do it at home with the do it yourself kind and i wanted to know if dyeing the hair has any negative effect on the scalp later on such as permanent scalp damage or hair loss and also can dyeing hair cause bald spots later on in life? and also i was just wondering if dyeing your hair lighter than its natural color damages your hair more than dyeing it darker than your natural color for example if you have medium brown hair would it hurt your hair more to dye it blond then dyeing it black? and also how often should i get my roots touched up so that it doesnt hurt my scalp?Question for hair stylists/dressers and professionals?
You will not have any permanent scalp or follicular problems from hair color. If not done right, you can damage your hair but it's nothing the ole' shears and some time won't cure!
Yes, going lighter is more damaging to the hair than going darker. When going lighter the color needs a more alkaline pH to assist in the removal of natural melanin. This in itself is what damages the hair. When doing the ';kitchen cosmo'; act with your hair and you're going darker stick with a ';Demi Permanent'; color. It's job is to simply deposit color. The difference between ';Demi Permanent'; and ';Permanent'; hair color is that the demi colors do not have the capacity to remove natural melanin. Since you're only going darker that's all you need! Make sure you are using professional shampoos and conditioners designed for color treated hair as these will save the integrity of your hair and keep it from fading. \
Your schedule for touch ups really is an individual decision. But if you don't deviate from your natural level by more than 2 levels lighter or darker you can go longer between touch ups.Question for hair stylists/dressers and professionals?
sometimes it do it's just better if you went to the salon sweety next time dont do that becuz your hair cant always take them chemicals
You will not have any permanent scalp or follicular problems from hair color. If not done right, you can damage your hair but it's nothing the ole' shears and some time won't cure!
Yes, going lighter is more damaging to the hair than going darker. When going lighter the color needs a more alkaline pH to assist in the removal of natural melanin. This in itself is what damages the hair. When doing the ';kitchen cosmo'; act with your hair and you're going darker stick with a ';Demi Permanent'; color. It's job is to simply deposit color. The difference between ';Demi Permanent'; and ';Permanent'; hair color is that the demi colors do not have the capacity to remove natural melanin. Since you're only going darker that's all you need! Make sure you are using professional shampoos and conditioners designed for color treated hair as these will save the integrity of your hair and keep it from fading. \
Your schedule for touch ups really is an individual decision. But if you don't deviate from your natural level by more than 2 levels lighter or darker you can go longer between touch ups.Question for hair stylists/dressers and professionals?
sometimes it do it's just better if you went to the salon sweety next time dont do that becuz your hair cant always take them chemicals
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Hair dressers/stylists/experts: I need your help on deciding for a color?
Okay so I have dirty blonde hair, it's more brown than actually blonde. And it's just really boring and I'm interested in dying it blonde. And I found a picture of a hair color that I'm considering, but what do I tell my stylist when I want it dyed that color? I've never gotten my hair dyed before, and I can't print the picture out to show her
So what would I say?
Here's the picture:
http://i39.tinypic.com/r783m0.jpgHair dressers/stylists/experts: I need your help on deciding for a color?
Generally they have a colour chart. When you want to dye, they will show this colour chart for you. And then you can choose the colour you want.Hair dressers/stylists/experts: I need your help on deciding for a color?
I actually go for a strawberry red. Red looks really good on most people with brownish hair.
So what would I say?
Here's the picture:
http://i39.tinypic.com/r783m0.jpgHair dressers/stylists/experts: I need your help on deciding for a color?
Generally they have a colour chart. When you want to dye, they will show this colour chart for you. And then you can choose the colour you want.Hair dressers/stylists/experts: I need your help on deciding for a color?
I actually go for a strawberry red. Red looks really good on most people with brownish hair.
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Hair Dressers/Stylists...I have a question...?
I'm going to get my hair done at a salon for the first time in ages. One of my friends has cut my hair for years %26amp; she has moved out of state. I want to get a cut with highlights and lowlights. How much will this cost? Like, what is the average?
Thanks!Hair Dressers/Stylists...I have a question...?
It depends on the legnth of your hair...and how harsh your color is now and how light you'd like to go...but it's usually around %26amp;90.00 to %26amp;110.00Hair Dressers/Stylists...I have a question...?
It really depends on how nice the salon is. If you want really cheap prices, a beauty school would be the best place.
Yes you may receive this service at a local beauty school, but I suggest you visit a salon with a master colorist. Hair color is a tricky thing and requires a certain level of time the colorist has been in the business. Of coures it will cost more, but you will look good! If there is a school that teaches only hair color in your area,that may work. If you see someone with the service you want, ask them where they go.
a place like 'Rolf's' anywhere from $225-275
a place like 'Laqueesha's Hair %26amp; Nails' $100
a place like 'Your Kitchen' $25
For the average salon it is based on length.
Short hair - $45-$60
Medium - $55-$80
Long - $65- $100
Super Long - $100+
My sister wants that and she asked the hair cutter.
Thanks!Hair Dressers/Stylists...I have a question...?
It depends on the legnth of your hair...and how harsh your color is now and how light you'd like to go...but it's usually around %26amp;90.00 to %26amp;110.00Hair Dressers/Stylists...I have a question...?
It really depends on how nice the salon is. If you want really cheap prices, a beauty school would be the best place.
Yes you may receive this service at a local beauty school, but I suggest you visit a salon with a master colorist. Hair color is a tricky thing and requires a certain level of time the colorist has been in the business. Of coures it will cost more, but you will look good! If there is a school that teaches only hair color in your area,that may work. If you see someone with the service you want, ask them where they go.
a place like 'Rolf's' anywhere from $225-275
a place like 'Laqueesha's Hair %26amp; Nails' $100
a place like 'Your Kitchen' $25
For the average salon it is based on length.
Short hair - $45-$60
Medium - $55-$80
Long - $65- $100
Super Long - $100+
My sister wants that and she asked the hair cutter.
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How do i keep my hair straight? Hair dressers/stylists!!?
well i straighten my hair, but it is like shoulder length, so it curls on my shouldrs and its like when i get to school its all curly, do you know anything i could put on it or any shampoo to use to keep it straight?
i have tried herbal essences seductivley straight and that did not work.
Oh and i have wavy hair, so i straighten most days.
its so ANNOYING!!
please help!!How do i keep my hair straight? Hair dressers/stylists!!?
The reason your hair does this is because it is trying to fit the shape of your shoulders.
one way to prevent this is to put a small amount of hairspray on the ends of your hair before and after you straighten it.How do i keep my hair straight? Hair dressers/stylists!!?
You can get GHD's which are the straighteners used in salons. also put on hair serum. When you straighten your hair make sure you do it in sections as this way all of your hair will be straight. You can also use hairspray to hold it. i have also used john frieda straight hair range and find it helps me on days i dont straighten my hair.
i have tried herbal essences seductivley straight and that did not work.
Oh and i have wavy hair, so i straighten most days.
its so ANNOYING!!
please help!!How do i keep my hair straight? Hair dressers/stylists!!?
The reason your hair does this is because it is trying to fit the shape of your shoulders.
one way to prevent this is to put a small amount of hairspray on the ends of your hair before and after you straighten it.How do i keep my hair straight? Hair dressers/stylists!!?
You can get GHD's which are the straighteners used in salons. also put on hair serum. When you straighten your hair make sure you do it in sections as this way all of your hair will be straight. You can also use hairspray to hold it. i have also used john frieda straight hair range and find it helps me on days i dont straighten my hair.
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My normal hair dresser was busy so I went to see a different stylist, is it bad to trade?
So I go to this high end salon, and the owner and a colorist usually do my hair. But they were busy and I needed an emergency appt., so I scheduled with who was available and that was the owners girlfriend. She did a great job, in fact I liked her better than my typical colorist and equally as much as the owner and charges less, which is good for me. Would it look bad to go to her now instead of the other too. Or would this make me look bad with the people who usually do my hair.My normal hair dresser was busy so I went to see a different stylist, is it bad to trade?
In any professional salon it is fine to change to another colorist or stylist. If they are all professional, they should not have an issue with it. Sometimes some have a problem with it but it is a personal issue within themselves, and should not be reflected towards you, after all your money is still staying within their business. Let your new colorist know you would like to come see her again and don't worry about anyone else, just enjoy your fantastic hair!!
In any professional salon it is fine to change to another colorist or stylist. If they are all professional, they should not have an issue with it. Sometimes some have a problem with it but it is a personal issue within themselves, and should not be reflected towards you, after all your money is still staying within their business. Let your new colorist know you would like to come see her again and don't worry about anyone else, just enjoy your fantastic hair!!
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Hair stylist/ hair dressers!!!! color ?
i dyed my hair black about 5 months ago and i want to dye my hair a really light brown and possibly some blonde highlights for this summer. i just want to what the process my hair has to go through? does the black color have to be stripped or can it just be bleach over and then colored. how much will it cost???Hair stylist/ hair dressers!!!! color ?
if you bleach your hair it will go orange, and make the brown you put on top be really brassy. it would be best to get the black striped out, adn then the brown put on. the blonde highlights will have to be put in after the hair has been stripped, and then toned.
you are probably looking at about 80-100 dollars, only because it has to be stripped, adn because the highlights will make it cost more.
good luckHair stylist/ hair dressers!!!! color ?
well, i say u can dye over it and it may possibly cost about 89-100 dollors but it depends on your hairdresser call 330-8004
you will most likely have to bleach your hair and then dye it light brown. if you want to see what it would look like upload your pic to www.taaz.com and try on all kinds of hairstyles and colors!!
if you bleach your hair it will go orange, and make the brown you put on top be really brassy. it would be best to get the black striped out, adn then the brown put on. the blonde highlights will have to be put in after the hair has been stripped, and then toned.
you are probably looking at about 80-100 dollars, only because it has to be stripped, adn because the highlights will make it cost more.
good luckHair stylist/ hair dressers!!!! color ?
well, i say u can dye over it and it may possibly cost about 89-100 dollors but it depends on your hairdresser call 330-8004
you will most likely have to bleach your hair and then dye it light brown. if you want to see what it would look like upload your pic to www.taaz.com and try on all kinds of hairstyles and colors!!
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Hair Dressers/Stylist...PLEASE HELP!!!?
Is it better to have your extensions sewed in, stapleed, or glued on?? Which was will last longer and easier to maintain??Hair Dressers/Stylist...PLEASE HELP!!!?
I own a salon... I have never heard of stapled in! Glued in is the most damaging on your real hair. I would suggest sewed in. What they do is braid your real hair and then they wil actually take a C shaped needles and thread the Extension to your braided hair. This will last about a month to a month and a half.. the synthetic hair is what gets kind of funky so you can really start to tell it's fake so after a month or so just replace it. Depending on how much hair you have and how much you want it can be pretty expensive. E-mail me if you have more questions.
I own a salon... I have never heard of stapled in! Glued in is the most damaging on your real hair. I would suggest sewed in. What they do is braid your real hair and then they wil actually take a C shaped needles and thread the Extension to your braided hair. This will last about a month to a month and a half.. the synthetic hair is what gets kind of funky so you can really start to tell it's fake so after a month or so just replace it. Depending on how much hair you have and how much you want it can be pretty expensive. E-mail me if you have more questions.
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Hair stylists only: How would I tell a hair dresser how to cut my hair like this?
I really want to get my hair cut, but i'm afraid they'll mess it up.
So how exactly could I explain it to them?
Me:http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2uhpxq9%26amp;
Future hair:http://i30.tinypic.com/261krba.jpg
or
http://i25.tinypic.com/2127azc.jpg
Anything is appreciated, thank you!
xxHair stylists only: How would I tell a hair dresser how to cut my hair like this?
Good choices! Either would look good on you. Print the pix and take them to the stylist...verbal descriptions leave a lot of room for misinterpretation. Also, if you see someone with a similar cut that you like, ask them who did their hair. Stylist, like other creative people, have 'long suits', things they are good in. Some are great at short hair cutting, not so good with long. Some are great with coloring hair, so-so at cutting, etc. That's why seeing a hair cut that you like and finding the stylist that cut is is so beneficial. Good luck!Hair stylists only: How would I tell a hair dresser how to cut my hair like this?
I can't wait to see your new hair!
print the picture out, and show it to them.
Print out pictures of what you want. I would recommend that you skip GreatClips and go to a professional salon where the stylists are more adept to understand what you want. Show your stylist the pictures, and explain to her what it exactly is that you like about each picture (length, bangs, coloring, etc.) She/he will most likely be able to interpet these pictures to prefection on your own hair.
Also, during the appointment, don't be afraid to speak up while the stylist is hacking away and ask for changes...otherwise you'll be left with a 'do' you didn't want for the next 5 months, lol HIH
the first picture pretty much looks like how my hair is cut. my stylist put long layers in it. you could probably just say ';i want my hair layered'; it would probably come out how you want it. but to get it to look pretty much exactly how you want it, get a picture. sometimes getting your hair cut a certain way wont look exactly like the picture you bring in though, it all depends on how the stylist interprets the picture, how thick your hair is, where you natural wave is (if you have one), and how short you cut it.
I would just print out this picture and bring the picture in so your stylists can see exactly how you want your hair.
lol.thats the ';rachel';
just print the picture and show your stylist.
Print out the picture and give it to the stylists.
Say you want long choppy layers with choppy side bangs.
Also,point to the things you really like in the picture.
bring your hairdresser a picture
I'm not a hairstylist, but with some experience
in going to salons, I easily hand them the picture
and work with them by talking it out.
If you want a shorter length, say so.
If you want different bangs, say so.
You just have to be cooperative in order
for the hairdresser to do it right.
Bring the picture in with you and they should be able to help you and they will ask you what lenght you want etc. Let them know that you want their opinion and some help talk to them about it before hand.
help me with mine
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Show the picture to the hairstylist and they shouldn't mess it up.
So how exactly could I explain it to them?
Me:http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2uhpxq9%26amp;
Future hair:http://i30.tinypic.com/261krba.jpg
or
http://i25.tinypic.com/2127azc.jpg
Anything is appreciated, thank you!
xxHair stylists only: How would I tell a hair dresser how to cut my hair like this?
Good choices! Either would look good on you. Print the pix and take them to the stylist...verbal descriptions leave a lot of room for misinterpretation. Also, if you see someone with a similar cut that you like, ask them who did their hair. Stylist, like other creative people, have 'long suits', things they are good in. Some are great at short hair cutting, not so good with long. Some are great with coloring hair, so-so at cutting, etc. That's why seeing a hair cut that you like and finding the stylist that cut is is so beneficial. Good luck!Hair stylists only: How would I tell a hair dresser how to cut my hair like this?
I can't wait to see your new hair!
print the picture out, and show it to them.
Print out pictures of what you want. I would recommend that you skip GreatClips and go to a professional salon where the stylists are more adept to understand what you want. Show your stylist the pictures, and explain to her what it exactly is that you like about each picture (length, bangs, coloring, etc.) She/he will most likely be able to interpet these pictures to prefection on your own hair.
Also, during the appointment, don't be afraid to speak up while the stylist is hacking away and ask for changes...otherwise you'll be left with a 'do' you didn't want for the next 5 months, lol HIH
the first picture pretty much looks like how my hair is cut. my stylist put long layers in it. you could probably just say ';i want my hair layered'; it would probably come out how you want it. but to get it to look pretty much exactly how you want it, get a picture. sometimes getting your hair cut a certain way wont look exactly like the picture you bring in though, it all depends on how the stylist interprets the picture, how thick your hair is, where you natural wave is (if you have one), and how short you cut it.
I would just print out this picture and bring the picture in so your stylists can see exactly how you want your hair.
lol.thats the ';rachel';
just print the picture and show your stylist.
Print out the picture and give it to the stylists.
Say you want long choppy layers with choppy side bangs.
Also,point to the things you really like in the picture.
bring your hairdresser a picture
I'm not a hairstylist, but with some experience
in going to salons, I easily hand them the picture
and work with them by talking it out.
If you want a shorter length, say so.
If you want different bangs, say so.
You just have to be cooperative in order
for the hairdresser to do it right.
Bring the picture in with you and they should be able to help you and they will ask you what lenght you want etc. Let them know that you want their opinion and some help talk to them about it before hand.
help me with mine
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;
Show the picture to the hairstylist and they shouldn't mess it up.
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How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
Is that too much? Too little? What's the rule? Usually at a restaurant, I give double the tax. Is it supposed to be about 15% at the hair salon? Same for getting nails done?
I work in a service job as well, so I understand the whole tip thing when you work with people.. However, I am a doctor and my profession (along with lawyers) has been labelled as the 'worst tippers'. I dopn't know why.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
truth is, the salon owner overcharges you and the poor stylist is probably depending on the tip. they all have wrist pain and carpel tunnel syndrome, not to mention varicose veins from standing all day, so go ahead and give'em the 15%.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
you are the worst tippers because people think that you are rich and you should give people that service you more than you do. Because they think that your rich. Like you dont have bills to pay yourself. 10 dollars was enough for her other people dont tip so its plenty. And she charged you 70 dollars in the first place. Thats too high in the first place. go to a salon of color and you will pay 30 for a wash and set. 60 for a perm if you use their product. 50 if you bring your own.
$80.00 haircut = $16.00 tip :)
first time ever i heared about someone tipping a hair dresser.
And i ain't no doctor.
That's 12.5% . Sounds fair to me.
that's what tipped my hair dresser when i had my hair done. so i think that's about right
Although the salon may be overcharging you, usually the person doing your hair gets a (low) hourly rate. So tip the stylist 10-20 percent, depending on how hard they worked and how much you can afford. Same goes for nails.
As for doctors- I could see how people expect them to give big tips- just because they are doctors. Most of them work really hard and it's not fair to assume that they should pay more than anyone else.
I figure as much as they charge, that is their tip. What I'd like to know is why everyone these days expect a tip. It's gotten way out of control if you ask me.
I usually go by the waitress rule (I was one and probably overtip) but I have never left less than 5 and usually 20 percent of the tab. For my stylist, I do the same thing!
(My hair is great. They love me!)
That's About Right, I Think It's Supposed To be About 15%.
If she/he is the owner then tipping is not needed however, tipping the shampoo washer is good. And if the hairdresser is not the owner then you should tip according to how well you like the style or with myself how long i know my hairdresser.
You spent 80 bucks? No wonder my health care is so high.
20 % for hair dressers ,, and yes the richer the client the worse the tip . They actually think we earn enough and get paid . they figure we don't get tipped why should you . My best tippers are waitresses .. and i tip the waitresses what i think proper , if she is really pleasant , say my meal was $40.00 i would tip her a $20.00 if she performed poorly ,$8.00 Tip what you can most hairdressers are just happy to have you come back in their chair again , and if they know you are strapped for cash ,,, they would understand .
my best friend is a hair stylist and a $10 tip would be considered an insult. you should be tipping $20 probably - especially if you like it. its hard to get a good hair style or color.
my friend is a good stylist and a lot of her clients will tip what they paid for a haircut - i personally think that is insane. i say a $20 tip is best.
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i think 10-15 % if you find their services satisfied
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its completely up to you but remember hairdressers wages are not that good so they appreciate any thing you give them unless you take the piss and give them a penny or cent
15%??? maybe in the 80's, nowadays we go 25% wherever me and the misses go... dinner, haircut anything that requires tipping....25%
15% if u r having dinner this is too much
I don't tip my hairdresser so I wouldn't know...
dont tip noone does
i say give them a 5 dollar tip i mean damn u already spent 80 bucks and 4 me... they have 2 do a really good job 2 get 10 bucks
im not even going to touch the tipping doctors thing...
But i think 80 bucks for your hair is reasonable IF you like the outcome. I pay between 80-235 for my hair and i dont complain cuz i can go somewhere cheaper but i dont get the same result. as for the tip i always tip and well, if you appreciate the job he did TIP if not dont
Well, my mother is a stylist and I can tell you for sure that a 10 dollar tip on an 80 dollar service is just ';ok';. It means that the service was fine, but not fabulous. 20% tip is for a stylist whom you enjoy, frequent regularly and trust their work. Are you a dedicated person to them? If so, think about a better tip and also holiday gifts. Depending on who they are, during the christmas holidays, a bottle of wine, etc is always a nice thing. During the holidays, my mother comes home with many gifts that her clients give her (if not gift, then a monetary gift, such as a much higher tip)...she is always so appreciative. Hope this helps... there are not many people left in this world who are dedicated to customer service like the hairstylist. Goodluck!
I'd say it would depend on how good the haircut turned out....make the tip for what it's worth to you....
0 dollars for a bad job,10% for an okay job,20% if the person is a freind or did a great job or a large amount of effort
it depends on the service we had
I work in a service job as well, so I understand the whole tip thing when you work with people.. However, I am a doctor and my profession (along with lawyers) has been labelled as the 'worst tippers'. I dopn't know why.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
truth is, the salon owner overcharges you and the poor stylist is probably depending on the tip. they all have wrist pain and carpel tunnel syndrome, not to mention varicose veins from standing all day, so go ahead and give'em the 15%.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
you are the worst tippers because people think that you are rich and you should give people that service you more than you do. Because they think that your rich. Like you dont have bills to pay yourself. 10 dollars was enough for her other people dont tip so its plenty. And she charged you 70 dollars in the first place. Thats too high in the first place. go to a salon of color and you will pay 30 for a wash and set. 60 for a perm if you use their product. 50 if you bring your own.
$80.00 haircut = $16.00 tip :)
first time ever i heared about someone tipping a hair dresser.
And i ain't no doctor.
That's 12.5% . Sounds fair to me.
that's what tipped my hair dresser when i had my hair done. so i think that's about right
Although the salon may be overcharging you, usually the person doing your hair gets a (low) hourly rate. So tip the stylist 10-20 percent, depending on how hard they worked and how much you can afford. Same goes for nails.
As for doctors- I could see how people expect them to give big tips- just because they are doctors. Most of them work really hard and it's not fair to assume that they should pay more than anyone else.
I figure as much as they charge, that is their tip. What I'd like to know is why everyone these days expect a tip. It's gotten way out of control if you ask me.
I usually go by the waitress rule (I was one and probably overtip) but I have never left less than 5 and usually 20 percent of the tab. For my stylist, I do the same thing!
(My hair is great. They love me!)
That's About Right, I Think It's Supposed To be About 15%.
If she/he is the owner then tipping is not needed however, tipping the shampoo washer is good. And if the hairdresser is not the owner then you should tip according to how well you like the style or with myself how long i know my hairdresser.
You spent 80 bucks? No wonder my health care is so high.
20 % for hair dressers ,, and yes the richer the client the worse the tip . They actually think we earn enough and get paid . they figure we don't get tipped why should you . My best tippers are waitresses .. and i tip the waitresses what i think proper , if she is really pleasant , say my meal was $40.00 i would tip her a $20.00 if she performed poorly ,$8.00 Tip what you can most hairdressers are just happy to have you come back in their chair again , and if they know you are strapped for cash ,,, they would understand .
my best friend is a hair stylist and a $10 tip would be considered an insult. you should be tipping $20 probably - especially if you like it. its hard to get a good hair style or color.
my friend is a good stylist and a lot of her clients will tip what they paid for a haircut - i personally think that is insane. i say a $20 tip is best.
five
i think 10-15 % if you find their services satisfied
$2
its completely up to you but remember hairdressers wages are not that good so they appreciate any thing you give them unless you take the piss and give them a penny or cent
15%??? maybe in the 80's, nowadays we go 25% wherever me and the misses go... dinner, haircut anything that requires tipping....25%
15% if u r having dinner this is too much
I don't tip my hairdresser so I wouldn't know...
dont tip noone does
i say give them a 5 dollar tip i mean damn u already spent 80 bucks and 4 me... they have 2 do a really good job 2 get 10 bucks
im not even going to touch the tipping doctors thing...
But i think 80 bucks for your hair is reasonable IF you like the outcome. I pay between 80-235 for my hair and i dont complain cuz i can go somewhere cheaper but i dont get the same result. as for the tip i always tip and well, if you appreciate the job he did TIP if not dont
Well, my mother is a stylist and I can tell you for sure that a 10 dollar tip on an 80 dollar service is just ';ok';. It means that the service was fine, but not fabulous. 20% tip is for a stylist whom you enjoy, frequent regularly and trust their work. Are you a dedicated person to them? If so, think about a better tip and also holiday gifts. Depending on who they are, during the christmas holidays, a bottle of wine, etc is always a nice thing. During the holidays, my mother comes home with many gifts that her clients give her (if not gift, then a monetary gift, such as a much higher tip)...she is always so appreciative. Hope this helps... there are not many people left in this world who are dedicated to customer service like the hairstylist. Goodluck!
I'd say it would depend on how good the haircut turned out....make the tip for what it's worth to you....
0 dollars for a bad job,10% for an okay job,20% if the person is a freind or did a great job or a large amount of effort
it depends on the service we had
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are your salons, doing the promotion thing on tigi products? cause it showing like you get 2 for a reasonable price, on the their website. If so are yous in London? cause I like to pick up some of the shampoo and conditoner.To Hair stylist/dresser?
Any promotion that is advertised about a product will be honoured at pretty much and beauty supply store, as long as you show them the ad for the promotion.To Hair stylist/dresser?
I guess hairstylist/dressers are too bzy to be spending their time here in this site, they have better money to make.make up foundation lipgloss
Any promotion that is advertised about a product will be honoured at pretty much and beauty supply store, as long as you show them the ad for the promotion.To Hair stylist/dresser?
I guess hairstylist/dressers are too bzy to be spending their time here in this site, they have better money to make.
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Looking for a hair stylist/dresser in Singapore!?
particularly a long term one.Looking for a hair stylist/dresser in Singapore!?
I feel that the best way to find a stylist, When you see
someone with your type of hair, with a style that you like ask what salon did it ,but first tell them how much you like it,everyone likes to hear something like that,most important
get the name of the stylist not all stylists, in the salon
are equally good
I feel that the best way to find a stylist, When you see
someone with your type of hair, with a style that you like ask what salon did it ,but first tell them how much you like it,everyone likes to hear something like that,most important
get the name of the stylist not all stylists, in the salon
are equally good
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Hair Stylist/Hair Dresser Salary question...?
Do Hair stylists at private salons get a percentage of the hair cut they do or do they just get an hourly rate plus tips? Private Salons vs. Chain Salons?Hair Stylist/Hair Dresser Salary question...?
Depends on the business, you should go to salons and ask for an ';informational interview'; with the manager.
The tax implications are way different. If you are paid hourly plus tips, the salon deducts and pays your income taxes and Social Security and Medicare taxes for you.
If you get a percentage of the hair cut, or get the whole amount of money and rent the chair, then you have to make your own quarterly income tax payments as well as 15% Social Security and Medicare taxes.
A Chain Salon could be a franchise, so there is no way of knowing without asking each individual salon.
Depends on the business, you should go to salons and ask for an ';informational interview'; with the manager.
The tax implications are way different. If you are paid hourly plus tips, the salon deducts and pays your income taxes and Social Security and Medicare taxes for you.
If you get a percentage of the hair cut, or get the whole amount of money and rent the chair, then you have to make your own quarterly income tax payments as well as 15% Social Security and Medicare taxes.
A Chain Salon could be a franchise, so there is no way of knowing without asking each individual salon.
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Need advice from a hair stylist or hair dresser please?
This is my hair right now (uncombed and messy obviously)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28848713@N04/3572424536/
Is it possible to get my hair like this with layers or thinning or a hair straightener?
http://www.hairfinder.com/haircollections/mens-hairstyle.jpg
ThanksNeed advice from a hair stylist or hair dresser please?
It is, but first you'd have to grow your hair out for awhile, it's too short for that style right now.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28848713@N04/3572424536/
Is it possible to get my hair like this with layers or thinning or a hair straightener?
http://www.hairfinder.com/haircollections/mens-hairstyle.jpg
ThanksNeed advice from a hair stylist or hair dresser please?
It is, but first you'd have to grow your hair out for awhile, it's too short for that style right now.
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Where can i find a cool hair dresser/ designer / stylist in San Francisco?
I am looking for a cool place to get my hair cut in San Francisco.Where can i find a cool hair dresser/ designer / stylist in San Francisco?
Allure magazine reviews salons throughout the U.S. Here's the link to their directory for S.F.: http://www.allure.com/directory/san_fran
You can also take walks in the more stylish neighborhoods/streets of S.F. %26amp; check out salons. (e.g. Noe Valley or Union St. as opposed to the Sunset or Richmond district)
There are two local free papers that have ads from edgier boutiques %26amp; salons - SF Weekly %26amp; the SF Bay Guardian. Sometimes, hair salons offer training nights. Clients can get their hair cut by junior stylists or senior stylists @ lower prices so the stylists can practice or demonstrate new techniques/cuts.
Allure magazine reviews salons throughout the U.S. Here's the link to their directory for S.F.: http://www.allure.com/directory/san_fran
You can also take walks in the more stylish neighborhoods/streets of S.F. %26amp; check out salons. (e.g. Noe Valley or Union St. as opposed to the Sunset or Richmond district)
There are two local free papers that have ads from edgier boutiques %26amp; salons - SF Weekly %26amp; the SF Bay Guardian. Sometimes, hair salons offer training nights. Clients can get their hair cut by junior stylists or senior stylists @ lower prices so the stylists can practice or demonstrate new techniques/cuts.
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Can anyone recommend a GOOD black hair dresser/stylist in east phoenix, and the cost a.s.a.p..thanks?
Hair is hair. Any stylist with the right amout of experience can do yours.
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Why do HAIR STYLIST, HAIR DRESSER, and BARBER'S need to have STATE LICENSES to practice their trades?
it is mostly for the safety and sanitation aspect of our job, to make sure we aren't spreading anything (ex. lice)... not for the actually technical part of cutting hair... And in many states they still do shaving and i don't think you would want some dirty rusty blade on your face much less cutting you and possibly spreading HIV, AIDS, ect....
don't belittle other peoples careers it's very insulting, if you think it's that easy cut your own hairWhy do HAIR STYLIST, HAIR DRESSER, and BARBER'S need to have STATE LICENSES to practice their trades?
Because they may cut your ear off if they are not knowledge full.Why do HAIR STYLIST, HAIR DRESSER, and BARBER'S need to have STATE LICENSES to practice their trades?
Because it signifies that they have been trained and know what they are doing.
i know i like having someone style my hair that knows what theyre doing.
Have you seen Sweeney Todd?
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don't belittle other peoples careers it's very insulting, if you think it's that easy cut your own hairWhy do HAIR STYLIST, HAIR DRESSER, and BARBER'S need to have STATE LICENSES to practice their trades?
Because they may cut your ear off if they are not knowledge full.Why do HAIR STYLIST, HAIR DRESSER, and BARBER'S need to have STATE LICENSES to practice their trades?
Because it signifies that they have been trained and know what they are doing.
i know i like having someone style my hair that knows what theyre doing.
Have you seen Sweeney Todd?
xx
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Hair Dresser/Stylist recommendations in Covina area?
I am looking for someone who is good BOTH at cut %26amp; color. Specifically, foiling/weave type coloring process and good with knowing which hair styles are good for your face %26amp; hair type. Any recommendations in or around Covina, CA would be appreciated. Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving.Hair Dresser/Stylist recommendations in Covina area?
ask these sites:
salonsearch.com
ask.com
ask these sites:
salonsearch.com
ask.com
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