To the
salon my disaster of what I call hair and I went. I would love to say this was
a pleasant experience, but from the word go it had been a bit chaotic (no
surprise there then). I walked into the salon and was greeted with a sea of
hellos. I then went and sat down in a chair and got ready for someone to come
and attend my hair (so far so good eh?).
A male hairdresser suddenly came along and told me that the original plan to dye and highlight my hair would never work, and could potentially turn it orange (serious panic time). He suggested I go a shade darker than what I wanted and for me to have a think and come back another day, and also informed me that it would cost a lot more (is this guy flipping kidding!). I sat there panicking as I needed my hair done TODAY and needed it not to be orange (Not too much to ask for I thought). Well I can tell you, I ignored the advice and stood my ground!
I was offered all kinds of drinks and snacks, not wanting to make a fuss I said no (even though the lattes with biscuits on the side looked so darn good). Highlighted and dyed my hair was and to the sink my hair was directed (Now for the relaxing bit).
So I lead my head back into the sink and was hit by a burning sensation on my head. The lady asked if the temperature of the water was okay, not wanting to make a fuss (though glistening eyes) I said it was absolutely fine. My head was literally on fire (ironic). Could it get any worse? YES. The sink had all of a sudden become strangely uncomfortable and my neck was killing me. I was lead there getting what was meant to be a nice head massage, but instead I had a torture device drilling into the back of my neck (If they ever wanted to extract information from someone, screw the pulling out of teeth, let them lye their head back in this dam sink). After an excruciating 30 minutes (of course I didn't say anything as I didn't want to make a fuss), I was allowed to raise me head (was my neck broken? Did I need a neck brace? I am literally not exaggerating; it felt as if someone had taken a sledge hammer to my neck). So I will admit the colour wasn't half bad, I was looking for a bit lighter, but I did actually like it (kind of impossible not to like it, with how bad it looked before).
It was now time for the important bit (cutting my hair). The hairdresser asked how much I wanted off the ends; I of course said less than half an inch. The hairdresser takes this with a pinch of salt (I may as well have been speaking Chinese)! So she began to cut, and I was pleased (very pleased). Then she carried on, and I became less and less pleased. Of course I didn't say anything as I didn't want to make a fuss, instead telepathically trying to tell this woman to stop. A good 10 minutes later, I had given up on the idea that she could read my mind and accepted my hair was ruined.
So cliff notes, I left the salon with a colour I didn't ask for, with the length that was way too short and a maxed out credit card (of course I had to give here a tip as well, what would they have thought if I hadn't tipped). Here is a tip for you ladies that doesn't cost a thing, make a bloody fuss when it comes to your hair! Or you will end up coming out of the salon wanting to cry and walking into a hair shop looking for a decent wig.
Chatty Yaz (Women's Worries)
xx
A male hairdresser suddenly came along and told me that the original plan to dye and highlight my hair would never work, and could potentially turn it orange (serious panic time). He suggested I go a shade darker than what I wanted and for me to have a think and come back another day, and also informed me that it would cost a lot more (is this guy flipping kidding!). I sat there panicking as I needed my hair done TODAY and needed it not to be orange (Not too much to ask for I thought). Well I can tell you, I ignored the advice and stood my ground!
I was offered all kinds of drinks and snacks, not wanting to make a fuss I said no (even though the lattes with biscuits on the side looked so darn good). Highlighted and dyed my hair was and to the sink my hair was directed (Now for the relaxing bit).
So I lead my head back into the sink and was hit by a burning sensation on my head. The lady asked if the temperature of the water was okay, not wanting to make a fuss (though glistening eyes) I said it was absolutely fine. My head was literally on fire (ironic). Could it get any worse? YES. The sink had all of a sudden become strangely uncomfortable and my neck was killing me. I was lead there getting what was meant to be a nice head massage, but instead I had a torture device drilling into the back of my neck (If they ever wanted to extract information from someone, screw the pulling out of teeth, let them lye their head back in this dam sink). After an excruciating 30 minutes (of course I didn't say anything as I didn't want to make a fuss), I was allowed to raise me head (was my neck broken? Did I need a neck brace? I am literally not exaggerating; it felt as if someone had taken a sledge hammer to my neck). So I will admit the colour wasn't half bad, I was looking for a bit lighter, but I did actually like it (kind of impossible not to like it, with how bad it looked before).
It was now time for the important bit (cutting my hair). The hairdresser asked how much I wanted off the ends; I of course said less than half an inch. The hairdresser takes this with a pinch of salt (I may as well have been speaking Chinese)! So she began to cut, and I was pleased (very pleased). Then she carried on, and I became less and less pleased. Of course I didn't say anything as I didn't want to make a fuss, instead telepathically trying to tell this woman to stop. A good 10 minutes later, I had given up on the idea that she could read my mind and accepted my hair was ruined.
So cliff notes, I left the salon with a colour I didn't ask for, with the length that was way too short and a maxed out credit card (of course I had to give here a tip as well, what would they have thought if I hadn't tipped). Here is a tip for you ladies that doesn't cost a thing, make a bloody fuss when it comes to your hair! Or you will end up coming out of the salon wanting to cry and walking into a hair shop looking for a decent wig.
Chatty Yaz (Women's Worries)
xx