I requested a haircut, dye, and low lights. I showed her. The picture of myself with that style and…read morecolor when my hair was at its best. After one hour and 45 minutes in the chair and being handed off to an assistant. I knew I was in trouble. The (nervous busy talking) should have been my first warning sign, to my detriment,I ignored it. Not washing my hair, but instead rinsing it with ice cold water, maybe that should've been my first warning sign. not dabbing away the dye that was running down my forehead, yet scrubbing my forehead vigorously, because it was staining my forehead...yeah, another warning sign.
In short, I should never have left my old stylist, no matter how ornery he has become. Because now my hair is butchered and I have an Eddie Munster /blood red kewpie doll thing going on. i'm stopping writing this now so I can go try to fix my head before my husband arrives and teases me endlessly.
BTW the owner, Sonia, apparently, is more interested in revenue, and getting warm butts in the chairs. In my opinion quantity over quality does not work in the hair industry, ask any girl who has been butchered like me and they will tell you, " please, take your time, and if you think you're getting it wrong STOP iMMEDIATELY, ask me what do you think so far? Is this it?" I know the reason my old stylus didn't do that was because I got the same thing every time, however, for a new client, it seems these would be the most relevant questions as opposed to; flippant and arrogant statements like, Oh,you're entire head is burning
and the fact that your scalp is dyed red, oh, that's natural. Well, it is also natural to warn others of dangers just like in the old days before you went through a place that would kill you. You let people know they will kill you. So I am letting y'all know, She will butcher you and if you are, dissatisfied, will only give you a discount as opposed to your money back. And I will tell you that my old stylist will not fix my hair for free
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