How would pink tips look in my blonde hair?

My hair is light blonde and very long (about to the middle of my back). I just got done with my first year of high school, and just for the summer I wanted to dye just the tips of my hair hot hot pink. I would only dye about an inch or an inch and a half on the tips. I, personally, think it would look cool. And if I end up not liking it, I can always cut just the ends off. My mom is a hair stylist and said she would help, but I was wondering which techniques work the best, and what brands of hair dye I should use. I've been looking into Manic Panic. Any suggestions?

How would pink tips look in my blonde hair?

It would look really cool, but you might get tired of it after a while. i recommend using a temporary dye that washes out after a few shampoos so you can "Test the waters" so to speak and see if you really want to do it. Underground color lasts up to 40 washes. That's a little over the month that you can test it out. Good luck!

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How would pink tips look in my blonde hair?

it would look cool! go for it!!

How would pink tips look in my blonde hair?

Somewhat like Avril Lavigne and her new look.

How would pink tips look in my blonde hair?

Im a guy and I would say I dont think its that cool. I like girls with natural everything and it might make you look really preppy :-( unless you want to be.

How would pink tips look in my blonde hair?

That will be very cool, go for it, but use a temporary dye, if you don't like it you didn't do too much damage to your hair,

How would pink tips look in my blonde hair?

do it it would look great

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

I was sitting in the chair and was at the halfway point in the hair cut when the hair stylist asked me to please leave. Being the curious fellow I am I said,"huh"? she said to please leave because she has never in her life seen such a massive infestation of head lice. I told her to finish my hair and I would leave. She said no so I chased her with fists full of my own head lice and now we are twins. The nice police officer escorted me out. should I sue because she sent me out into public to be humiliated? And where can I find a reliable cobbler to tend to my sneekers?

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

If you had the worse case of lice she had ever seen I bet you have really nasty, dirty hair. Every single person I've seen w/ bad lice have had dirty, stinky, gross hair. I have you pictured one of those gross people who wash their hair once or twice a week. I bet you are also one of those nasties who don't even shampoo your hair before getting a cut. Probably don't even tip a hairstylist after they have to gag doing your nasty hair, they probably all run when they see you coming.

You should be sued for throwing your nasty hair at her, I probably would have socked you right in the mouth.

I am a hairstylist and I get extremely pissed when I get head lice infected people in my chair, because you can't tell me they don't know they have it, I hear it itches like heck. I'm sure you knew you had it, but you don't care if you go into a salon and pass it on to others. I hate it when I find out that a person has lice and than I have to sit and worry that it may be on my clothes and I could get it or take it home to my kids. Very selfish of people thinking we stylist should have to work on buggy hair.

Maybe her humiliating you will teach you a good lesson about going into a salon w/ a nasty head.

Did you want your hair cut prior to treating it so it would be easier to treat? I'm sure it was, that's why most people want a cut before treating so their job is easier and they don't care who they infect.

Actually I think she had every right throw you out of her chair and if anything she probably has more of a chance suing you for giving her lice than you have a chance at suing Great Clips. Look, the cops threw you out!!!!!

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

G'sus you are in dire need of professional help

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

Get a life.

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

On a serious note try to get rid of the lice, then go to a different salon.

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

I think she should sue you.

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

what a waste of your points,that was incredably lame.

Should I sue my Great Clips ?

Please don't risk passing them on to others. Get treated and THEN get a haircut.

She may not have handled the situation tactfully, or perhaps that is how she was trained to deal with it. I can only hope that she did so discretely. Nevertheless, her first duty is to keep the shop and other customers louse free, and second to treat you with dignity. Your reaction did not merit whatever respect she gave you.

Shame on you for bringing your lice to a public place like that. I'm afraid you got what you deserved.

*Attention:Hair Stylists* Guy with thick/curly-wavy hair wants some advice on haircut?

I have shoulder length curly wavy hair - it is manageable when brushed back at the top but at the back it is really thick and curly and after I use hair product it becomes poofy, unmanageable and like just too much - any advice for what I should tell my hairstylist to do, cut tips? styles? should the hair at the back be cut shorter to make it less dense and more free flowing? step by step advice would be helpful or even a good product suggestion- Thanks

*Attention:Hair Stylists* Guy with thick/curly-wavy hair wants some advice on haircut?

my advice to you is to have your hair thinned out by a professional then buy only professional products to tame your hair out ( american crew or redkin for men). one of my clients has very thick curly hair and about once a month i put a redkin relaxer on him. this doesn't completley get rid of all his curls, but it sure makes his hair more managable for the both of us to work with !

*Attention:Hair Stylists* Guy with thick/curly-wavy hair wants some advice on haircut?

I like men with short hair and a messy style.

*Attention:Hair Stylists* Guy with thick/curly-wavy hair wants some advice on haircut?

my hair is (was) exactly the same! i ended up cutting it short, and now i don't have a problem. but now i want to let it grow again, but it is such a pain, because it is the beginning when it is most difficult to manage. do you ever straighten it? my wife would do it with a flat iron, and it would look awesome.

*Attention:Hair Stylists* Guy with thick/curly-wavy hair wants some advice on haircut?

hi

you'd either need to treat it and keep it sleek and wavy or alternatively shave it and go cropped right into the face xxx

Girls please help me and my hair!!!!!!!!!!?

Ok, first of all my hair is like short, it's above my shoulders, well when I got it cut and everything, and I got it straightened , the hair stylist made it so sleek and straight that my hair actual moved from side to side, yesturday I washed and and waited till it was dry and then I straightened it and my hair is really dry, and it's stiff,and it doesn't move from side to side, and it lacks shine and it;s dull so today I had to put my jacket hoodie over it, please give me tips and help me ! thanks!

Girls please help me and my hair!!!!!!!!!!?

pantene three minute deep conditioning... best stuff IN THE WORLD

Girls please help me and my hair!!!!!!!!!!?

well what i do and i have really long hair it is down to my butt

but i get out of the shower and wrap it in a towl but then i brush it after like 10 minsa nd i blow dry it myself b/c wheni waited for it to dry it was really frizzy and it just dident work so try to blow dry it yourself then straighten it and try brushing it with like a round brush.....if not you can buy stuff in the stores for it try something like bed head they have stuff for straightning hair

good luck

Girls please help me and my hair!!!!!!!!!!?

Try any brand of hot oil (VO5 is what I use) It is exellent for eliminating frizz and making hair more shiny. All you do is stick the tube in a cup of hot water before you use it to let it heat up a bit. The box will tell you to put it on before you shampoo. I use it after shampoo, but before conditioner, and leave it on longer than the box says (which will tell you to wash it off in less than a minute, which sounds silly to me since my hair is so darn dry to begin with!). Anyways, try it, it's cheap and works wonders!

Did hair dresser over charge me?

Today I got a perm from a place in a mall. Their sign said 'perms $65 and up.' I asked how much a perm for me would cost, and was told probably $65 as my hair isn't too long, about mid collar length.

The stylist gives me the perm, then asks if I want any cut off. I tell her yes, and tell her how much to take off.

Afterwards I go up to the counter to pay, and am shocked when I'm told the charge is $95!!! I ask why, if the sign says perms are $65, I'm being charged $95, and am told 'the perm was $65, the haircut was $30.

I've gotten perms about twice a year for the past 15 or so years, and every time they cut some off, and never ever have I been charged extra for a hair cut. Have a just been fortunate all these years?

My money's kinda tight right now, and I was happy to give myself a treat via the perm. But I thought I'd only be paying $65 + $15 for tip, but instead I paid the $95 and gave a $10 tip. I was kinda upset when I left.

What's been your experience? Thanks

Did hair dresser over charge me?

Some salons do this - perm = 1 service %26amp; the hair cut = a 2nd service. I've had a similar experience %26amp; just never returned to that salon.

The best way to avoid such situations is to ask if there is any extra charge. I think that most people are shy about asking or assume that if the stylist offered then it's included. I also wonder if stylists are under pressure to increase their revenue %26amp; take advantage of this.

BTW, you may want to consider going to training nights or modelling nights at upscale salons. Services are offered to clients at a nominal fee or for free. Such events allow junior stylists hone their skills under the supervision of senior staff or allow them to demonstrate new techniques.

Did hair dresser over charge me?

sounds right to me. 65 is the perm price- it obviously did not include the cut. you need a suga daddy

Did hair dresser over charge me?

Wow...any salon I've worked in included the haircut with the perm.

She should have stated the whole price before the service. Most professionals would. It's sneaky and wrong, seeing as you asked the price of the perm. She should have told you the price, and then added that a cut would be extra.

Next time make sure to ask if a cut is included in the price.

Did hair dresser over charge me?

I am an ex hairdresser. Yes i think you were over charged. In my past experience the cut was included in the perm charge. The only thing that would let the salon that over charged you off, would be if they had a separate price for the cut under the perm price. I always get them to right down my quotes and explain anything that may be extra. Sorry about your bad luck, just think, Karma! It will come back to them big time!

Did hair dresser over charge me?

I always thauth that the air cut was included with the perm. In my knowledge it would be $65.00 unless otherwise said on the wall somewhere air cut extra..Secondly if you say that your money is tight I would not give a $10.00 tips. Do you know of First Choice Haircutters, you dont need appointment for hair cut and it is only $10.00 but you do need an appointment for perms....I dont go to salon it is too expensive and you get the same service with pros at First Choice,,it is very popular here in Canada.

Does it seem strange to have your haircut but not talk to the stylist?

Recently I have been getting my hair cut at places with poor communicators as stylists. I found it strange to be with someone so close by who was not talking to me. My attempts at small talk were rebuffed. How do you feel about small talk while getting your hair cut?

Does it seem strange to have your haircut but not talk to the stylist?

I am a hairdresser,and I have to tell you its a distraction to carry on a conversation with a client an to cut a person's hair. I know if your not a hairdresser you really have no idea what I'm talking about . Cutting hair and styling hair takes concentration. There are many thoughts that are in our heads while were working. Trust me, I find it very hard to do a proper job with someones hair and talking about other things at the same time.

We were also taught in school to not talk to the customers while doing their hair because of this. This does not mean not to greet them and be nice to them. I myself have had my haircut by a hairdresser that was bust talking to other customers and other hairstylists and I walked out of there with the worst haircuts because of that, so I know not to talk to them,.. Do you want a conversation or do you want your hair done properly?

Does it seem strange to have your haircut but not talk to the stylist?

yeah i suppose it is weird having your haircut and not speaking to the hairdresser, why don't you try speaking about their family, life and compliment them quite abit, that might bring up a smile :)

x sophiyar x

Does it seem strange to have your haircut but not talk to the stylist?

I work at a salon and the whole idea of getting your haircut is the experience! When you arrive you want to be greeted and treated special, you want to have a conversation and be offered a coffee. And when your at the basin you want a nice head massage. And most of all you need to feel comfortable with your stylist! This includes a friendly chat! I enjoy some small talk whilst i'm getting my haircut it helps to break the ice and become friends! I think its rude to be rebuffed when offering some small talk!

Does it seem strange to have your haircut but not talk to the stylist?

I am a hairdresser also and it's rude for the stylist not to talk to you. I have had my hair cut by others and it makes me feel uncomfortable to be in a chair and not get acknowledged. I always make people in my chair feel welcomed and small talk is better than not talking at all. If you can't talk and cut hair, then they have no business cutting hair in a salon that wants growth. If your stylist don't talk to you than they probably don't feel a connection with you. If you try talking then get ignored than I'd find another place to get my hair cut.

Does it seem strange to have your haircut but not talk to the stylist?

I know how you feel. It is so awkward sitting there and the stylist is not talking to you.

I trained as a hairdresser when I left college although decided not to take the career on, but one of the things we were told is that it is really important to be able to make small talk with the clients to make them feel comfortable. Imagine sitting there for three hours while you get colour, foils, and a trim and blowdry, all in silence as they stylist doesnt want to talk?! That would be awful

To be a good hairdresser, you need to be a good stylist and also have good people skills, your stylist clearly doesn't have the people skills, so I imagine he or she doesn't have a very big clientele.

I suggest you ask for a different stylist next time you get your hair done =]

Does it seem strange to have your haircut but not talk to the stylist?

I think small talk is unnecessary. I prefer them to just do their job without much distraction. Maybe thats what they want too. And yes it's pretty strange, but its better to walk out the saloon with a nice hair cut than a good conversation.

How do I tell my hairdresser to be GENTLE with my hair??

ok im a bit weird..i have a phobia of hairdressers and salons (its true)..i always bring my own hair cutting scissors, brush /combs, spray bottle and any hair styling products with me..anyways yesterday i went and got my hair trimmed after a year..i went to a high end salon and my mom was with me..the stylist was pulling on my hair with the comb and she was rushing it..i had wet hair and i could feel my hair breaking..this might be not seem like a big deal for people with short hair but mine is waist length and im growing it longer..when i brush my hair at home i take 30-40 mins to detangle and 10 mins to brush..i might just give up on the going to the salon and just trim my own hair..i'm just really sad =(

How do I tell my hairdresser to be GENTLE with my hair??

That's not acceptable... i would say trim your own hair, or get your mom or a friend to do it. if your hair is all one length than this should be easy. If you want them to be gentle, just say it. or you can get your mom to lol

How do I tell my hairdresser to be GENTLE with my hair??

Never go back to that salon.

How do I tell my hairdresser to be GENTLE with my hair??

pick a stylist by calling around to several first and tell them u r tender headed and that your hair is very long and fragile and tht you are looking for a new stylist because you are tired of the last one pulling your hair hard and breaking it and ask them if they are willing to be gentle with you..also make sure you purchase a very high quality pair of scissors designed to be used by a professional from a beauty supply store as regular scissors will damage your hair a lot..if the stylist doesnt sound like they are willing to take u seriously over the phone then call another one if they sound like they might be ok then tell them to set u up with an appointment and tell them u will give them a try and will come back to them only if they do a good job and dont break your hair. honestly what u really need to find is a gay male hairdresser as they tend to be more sensitive what you have been experiencing in the past is dressers that are actually jealous of your hair who were damaging it on purpose or on an unconcious level.

How do I tell my hairdresser to be GENTLE with my hair??

I am a retired Hairdresser. I would have sprayed your hair with a de-tangler, this helps with the tangles because it lays the cuticle down and causes the hair to feel smoother. I would also use a wide tooth comb so the hair would not pull and break off. If this Hairdress was hurting you or actually breaking your hair you need to speak up and tell her. I would have never wanted to intentionaly hurt someone in all the years I did hair. I loved my work and wanted my customers to love coming to me. Maybe try another Hairdresser, if telling this one does not work. There are many wonderful hairdressers out there. I actually have found two I just love and that is something for an x-hairdreser. My best to you, Hope you fine someone who will make you happy.