Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

I have curly hair, and it is very hard to find someone who knows how to cut curly hair right. I found a salon that has a few people that are good at cutting curly hair, and I've gone to one stylist a few times who does an alright job. However, the last time that he cut it I didn't like it at all. There is another person at the salon who is very hard to get into because he is supposedly the best "curly hair cutter" in the area.

I want to go to him, but I would feel bad for my previous stylist, because he would see me going to a different stylist since they work at the same salon.

What should I do? Will the stylist feel bad? Or will they understand. I don't want to hurt his feelings...

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

well, if you want to not risk that over a mediocre hair cut, its your choice. honestly, you may feel bad, but thats how things are in the business world, and i dont think he would mind too much...if he says anything, just say that its nothing personal, and you really like him, but you want to try something new

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

the other stylist wont mind... they understand that you need to be happy with your cut so go to the other guy...

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

Just make an appointment with the person you would like to try. You can't worry about hurting the other stylist feelings. They will be okay.

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

its your hair honey. the hair styling business is a service industry thus servicing you. Be polite if your old stylist says anything but the bottom line is, its your hair. I say go for the other stylist and check it out. Theres nothing worse than paying good money and end up paying to look weird!

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

I doubt he'll even remember you, i'm sure he cuts too many heads to remember your hair anyway.

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

not at all

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

No, it's not bad. It's your money so use the person that's going to give you the best style! I'm never committed to any stylist.

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

I've done that before. i've gone through three girls in the same salon. I'm not concerned with offending them; I want to look good and get what I pay for. Most stylists will understand.

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

theyll understand, its just part of the job

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

they other stylist won't feel bad... it's business, i really dont think he cares that much lol. and plus, it's your hair, you choose who you want to cut it. i have very curly hair too, and i know how hard it is to find a curly stylist to cut it like u want it... so i wouldnt worry about it, go w/ the other stylist.

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

well you have to get what's best for you especially if your paying for it and if you really want to know how would the other stylist feel just ask if he would mind. but do what you think is good for you.

Is this bad: same salon, different stylist?

I think because your hair is an important part of your image it is a good idea to go to the one who knows best how to cut curly hair. Maybe this great stylist would be nice enough to let your other stylist watch and learn. Then you could always go back. God Bless!

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

I haven't cut my hair in....a couple of years, 1. because when I was straightening it, it just didn't grow 2. not time and no money

so, that means that not all my hair is the same length, but that doesn't stop the ends from being split.

so here's the actual dilema. I already KNOW that getting a hair cut would get rid of my split ends....but only the ends of the longest strands, what about the bunches of them that are like half the length, they're still spilt....what do I do about them.....

oh, one thing, my hair is like...insanely curly and I don't really know if my hair stylist really knows how to deal with that...so....i just don't know what to do

DO NOT JUST SIMPLY SAY GET A HAIR CUT, THERE IS A COMPLEXITY TO THIS QUESTION

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

go for a cut on the length to git red of split ends, and longer layers to get rid of the rest of them. if your stylist does not know how to work with curly hair, find someone who does. ask around

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

there's a sunsilk shampoo pink or red whatever color and its gret for split ends or dry hair and it costs less too

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

go to a PROFESSIONAL that know exactly what she is doing with curly hair. Try a curling gel by garnier fructis, that does the trick usually. But 100% go to a professional salon, and get their opinion!

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

I am sorry honey, but the only cure for split ends is a hair cut! I think your stylist can handle it!

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

i have the same problem im getting a hair cut this weeken

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

try and new hair stylist that can deal with curls there is a product that u can buy from hair dressers and i cant remember what its called but i know its in a small white bottle and its a cream that u put in the ends of ur hair for split ends my mother has the same problem curly wild hair she used it and helped her heaps dont cost much either about 15 dollars

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

Uh, just for you to know, straightning your hair ruins your hair. It keeps your hair from growing everyday. Use Herbal Esenses the pink color... the new kind for turning your hair straight... and when you use it for 3 days it will be practically straight. Don't forget to buy shampoo and conditioner.

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

I have a similar problem. There are split ends up the shaft not just on the bottom in the layers. I try to have my hair all one length, but it is hard to do that because hair breaks. One thing I do is get an intense conditioner like aussie 3 min miracle or other deep conditioner and start putting it on at the ends and work my way partway up the hair. I avoid the scalp because I can get oily hair. I also leave the conditioner in for a while so it really gets into the hair. When I brush my hair I start at the bottom and gently get the tangles out and then move my way up the hair to the top of my head. I do not force through a tangle. I use a wide tooth comb to comb my hair after washing it. It is called a conditioner comb.

Split ends......freakign everywhere?

check the links below for natural homemade beauty tips to:-- Dry hair / Oily hair/ Splitends / Fruit Packs for scalp

http://geebal.blogspot.com/2006/08/natur...

Highlight answers from someone with experience?

I'm gonna be getting my hair highlighted soon. This entire question thing is rather long, and composed of more than one question, but they're all simple to answer, I assume.

Alright, here are the questions

1. I was thinking about getting blonde highlights in my hair. I have naturally darkish brown hair, so they wouldn't be too bright. I'm getting it done at a hair stylist so they don't look like crap. My only question is, would the blonde highlights look too fake? And if you think they would, what other color should I get my hair highlighted?

2.Before I get my hair highlighted, I'm getting it cut. I'm just getting my bangs back. Normal bangs (not side swept or uneven), a little bit past my eyebrows. I was wondering, when I get my hair highlighted, should I highlight the bangs as well?

3. How badly will the highlights damage my already thin hair?

4. Can I get my hair cut and highlighted on the same day?

Thanks very much for any answers

Highlight answers from someone with experience?

1. No, blonde highlights will not look good on dark brown hair. You should instead ask for caramel highlights, which will look natural on your hair. Later on, you can go back for blonder highlights, which will then blend in with the caramel, which blends with the dark, got me?

2. How weird would your hair look if you got highlights all over and didn't get the bangs done?

3. All highlights will damage your hair to some extent. A good stylist/colorist will not destroy your hair.

4. Yes.

And I wanted to add a 5. in there just to give you some more reassurance. Someone who is experienced with highlights will know exactly what to do to make your hair look great if you tell them what you're looking for. First describe the haircut, and then say, "I really want to get highlights, but I don't know what would look good for me." They should take it from there. Also, don't do one or the other (cut or highlight) without explaining everything first. If the stylist isn't willing to listen, then you need to run, don't walk, away!

Highlight answers from someone with experience?

1, blonde is the best yo can get these days, red is tacky on brown, but black is goth, so blond is best

2don't hihglight the bangs, that would be kind of geeky, unless you have alot of bangs

3 highlights don't damage hair uless they are those acidy stuff

4 u can, never tried it, but u can, i usally get a cut, wait for it to grow into a more natrual hairstyle, then put the higlights in cause it looks weird to have highlights and a awakward cut.

Highlight answers from someone with experience?

1. The stylist will probably tell you, if natural is something you're going for, and you have naturally dark brown hair, blonde wouldn't look natural. Maybe dirty blonde if not light brown. Think about getting lowlights too, they're like highlights but a shade darker than your natural color. It would give your hair more depth.

2. If looking natural is what you're going for, then yes, get your bangs highlighted as well. In fact, getting them highlighted period is a good idea, because getting highlights around your face help frame it.

3. It won't be too bad, just don't make a habit out of constantly changing the color or bleaching it.

4. Yes, you can get it done on the same day, just make sure you have enough time. Maybe two hours.

Highlight answers from someone with experience?

1. yes the highlights would make your hair look fake, you should try a light shade of brown.

2. Yes or it won't look as natural.

3. It will just make it dry or thinner or possibly fall out thats why there a bad idea.

4. Yes but it will cost about $150.00

Glad to help

Highlight answers from someone with experience?

Try a lighter shade than your hair but not too bright of a blonde shade- then you can figure out if you want to lighter at a later time. Your hair stylist will be able to help you pick out the right shade to try out.

Yes, you'd get your hair colored/highlighted first, then cut.

Remember, the fun thing about hair is you can try something out, and if you don't like it, you can always change it in a relatively short amount of time.

Highlight answers from someone with experience?

I just recently got my hair highlighted and cut. For your first question, If your hair is dark, i wouldn't go to light with the blonde or it will look like a skunk. I had dark hair to when I highlighted mine and I did some blonde highlights and a few darkesh red ones. It looks really good together. It looks more natural than just doing the all out blonde. For the second question, definetly do your bangs to, it won't look bad. Highlights dont damage your hair as much as completely dyeing it so your fine, dont worry about it damaging your hair. And for your last question, its better to get it cut and highlighted on the same day cause by cutting it, you get rid of all the dead hair and split ends so it wont damage your hair since its already cleaned up. Hope this helps you and good luck with your hair.

Professional hair stylists ...?

Should a professional hairstylest be able to strip dark brown dyed hair to the regrowth color (blondish/verylight brown) if time and money is not a concern for the client ?

I origanallly wanted to get those neat highlights over the top layer of my hair the way the kids are doing it these days, but NOT so perfectly placed or chunky, but my regrowth is coming in and I don't really want to dye it dark any more and I figured a professional would be able to blend the three somehow (the regrowth, old dark hair, and new light highlights) To make a slow progression that eventually will work its way lighter and lighter "over years" to something more resembleing my natural color. This one hair dresser said it may look strange, and I said well then I should I strip my hair to my regrowth and then maybe do highlights, she said it would never be the same color as the regrowth and said I should just cut it, So is she just not confident in her own skills and I should keep looking or what?

Professional hair stylists ...?

There should be someone who can do that for you. You definitely don't have to cut it, but you definitely have to color it and highlight again. Just seek a different salon that doesn't say they have to cut it.

Professional hair stylists ...?

it will go back 3 level only, otherwise you will need bleach and color closest to your natural color and highlights you should be able to get what ever you want

African american emo?

thats me. im 15. im a girl and i need some pictures of african americans with emo hair. im tryin to get a rly cute hair cut but i need a picture to give to my hair stylist. so yea thx for the pics =)

o and i was wondering do the hott scene/emo guys and girls, im bi, do you think they would date blk emo girls?? jw cuz the only people that i would like to date r the emo/scene guys and girls.

African american emo?

Yeah...some do. I used to be in that phase, but that situation is rare, because there are so many emos that dont like blacks....dont worry, you'll grow out of it

African american emo?

where u get african american emo pictures?? Report It

African american emo?

o nvm u looking for them i read it wrong...only ones i found is the group on facebook "black kids rock out" Report It

African american emo?

wow... never heard of an african american emo.... lol

What do u call this haircut?

http://www.hairstylesdesign.com/gallery/...

whats it called?. not the bangs but the longer part. its sharp and wispy. i want my hair cut like that but i dont know how to tell the hair stylist. is there a name for it. i have thick hair and i want my hair to appear thin, straight and sharp at the ends.

i also like reese witherspoons hair

http://www.thehairstyler.com/images/cele...

What do u call this haircut?

It's a layered shag, then a flat iron was used to make it straight. It's a fairly simple cut, and usually a straight edged razor is used to get the whispy effect. It's a really cute cut as well, when you curl it or use hot rollers!

Hope this helps!!

Tean

What do u call this haircut?

layers and straight across bangs, with one front step

What do u call this haircut?

well than why don't you just tell her that shes the hair dresser.

What do u call this haircut?

Hm... Sorry, I don't know what it's called, but maybe you can print or draw the picture out. My mom's a barber... WAIT!!

I think that would just be layering + something else, cuz my hair was thick too I think, and my mom cut the part of my hair where you can't see the layering I guess. Like she didn't layer the outside, but the inside, you know what I mean? ^^

Question for hair stylists...?

I got my hair permed today and it's absolutely awful. The last 6 inches of my hair are perfectly straight and some of the ends are really coarse. My hair is to the middle of my back and I really didn't want to have to get it cut because of the perm!

Before the hairdresser started, he said that taking prenatal vitamins might make some of the hair not "take" the perm. I've never heard this before and couldn't find anything online, except that he might have had the chemicals on too long. Our youngest daughter is 4 months old and I take the vitamins because she is still nursing, but I really don't think that is the cause, especially since the top part of the hair looks so pretty.

I just don't understand... the top of the hair is beautiful spiral curls and the ends are straight. I even wet it and scrunched it to see if that would help... nope. This was not a strip-mall $50 perm that I got!!!!!

Any insight would be ever-so-much appreciated!!!!!!!

Question for hair stylists...?

I have been doing hair for fifteen years and I have never heard of prenatal vitamins causing a perm not to take. From the description that you are giving it sounds to me like your stylist didn't saturate the hair all the way to the ends which is sometimes a problem when a client has alot of hair. The hairstylist should either give you a full refund or give you another perm at no charge. The stylist can even perm just the ends of the hair if they aren't comfortable redoing the entire head. But this is definately the stylist fault and if the stylist is unwilling to do one of the above things for you then I recommend that you change stylists.

Hope this helped

Question for hair stylists...?

Any medication/vitamins you take can make your perms not take as well. I would guess the reason your ends didn't take as well, is the longest part of your hair has the most damage/chemicals/medicine in it. If you didn't sign some type of waiver then I would ask for your money back. I am hesitant to tell you to get the ends re permed, b/c of the damage it could cause. I would go to a well respected salon/stylist and see what they recommend. If the place you went is a respected salon, then I would go back to the stylist you saw and demand he/she fix it.

Question for hair stylists...?

Take my advice only think you have to do is condition your hair and keep on greasing you scalp soon all or later your hair will be so long it will be past your butt. Trust me take my advice. You should grease it twice a day.