Isn't there some sort of test required to graduate from beauty school? (Or cosmetology school, or whatever is currently politically correct?) Isn't there a standard to achieve before one is let loose in the universe to take scissors to another one's head? Isn't there a way to detect if one side is shorter than the other? Perhaps, maybe, checking in the mirror? There must be minimum standards.
I know this whole haircut fiasco is probably my own fault. After all I have someone who does a beautiful job with my hair. But she went too far when she raised her prices the last time. I had to draw the line some place. I am retired you know. On a fixed income. One should not be forced to forego nourishment for a week in order to cover the cost of a haircut. Should they? What makes this even worse is that I found someone who does an equally fine job - for half the price! That's right, half the price. The problem is she is 700 miles away.
That's what led me to the impostor. The hair stylist un-extraordinaire. I am convinced she was a beauty school drop out who faked her credentials. I thought she acted a little on the nervous side when she began hacking away at my tresses. If I had been an undercover hair agent she would have been busted and charged with defamation of locks. My locks.
So herein lies the problem. Do I want to stand on principle and refuse to pay the gouger with the magic scissors? Or do I want to look good?
I guess one week without food won't kill me.
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6 comments:
That is, indeed, a problem. Try another salon. Hopefully you won't need too many cuts before you are back to the one you like most.
Is there a spot to demand a picture? Because, really? How bad can it be...(says the niece with a flair for the dramatic!!)
I don't think asking for a picture is being unreasonable.
PICTURE! PICTURE! PICTURE! I just keep paying the BIG bucks. You know what they say....you get what you pay for! Goood luck finding the perfect stylist, with magic sissors on a dime! Might make for a new reality show?
My hair cutter moved away several years ago (at least 3 but maybe more; time flies you know) and just this year I finally found someone else I like. It takes time and persistence! And you should let us be the judges - picture please.
Oh - and she's more than reasonable - $20 for just a cut (no shampoo or blow dry; but even with them, she's still a bargain). They are out there - but there's a lot of painful trial and error.....
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