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Comments (151)You did not create this drama. Alcohol abuse created this drama. I have little doubt it was the alcohol that spoke up about a Mohawk. And I am grateful you are willing to be open with everyone here. I find the kitchen table a nice place to share ideas, learn new things and best of all make new friends. Kind words from strangers on this screen have meant a great deal to me. As for a second rate soap opera, well why on earth would someone waste her time watching that if she had something better to do? Remember the old saying, if you don't have anything nice to say .......See MoreBad haircut....ugh!!
Comments (42)To the OP, sorry that happened to you. Nothing can ruin a month or two, or even three (!) like a bad haircut. I'm a hair stylist 30+ years. It's time to find a new stylist. You've been ghosted by your old one. She's telling you, without telling you, that she doesn't want to work on you anymore. Do not reach out to her anymore. Look on Yelp for a new hair stylist for yourself. It's a useful resource. Start fresh and look forward. Give the current haircut time to grow out and get a little overgrown and then go in for a haircut--with a different stylist. The new person will need to have something to work with. One bad haircut can happen to anyone. Twice in a row is a pattern. Time to start over with someone new. Wishing you better luck next time. Hugs Edit to add: Bring in a photo of yourself when you had a haircut you liked. Also, and more important, bring in a photo of yourself when you had a h/c you did NOT like. Visuals on the actual person are useful. Visuals on a person who is not you and has a different hair type, head shape, body mass, etc...are not too helpful in my experience. It's like apples to oranges....See MoreWhen was your last haircut?
Comments (62)Yesterday. The place I usually go just reopened a couple of days ago. They used to accept walk-ins, but are now appointments only. I had an appointment for 1:30 and I showed up 10 minutes early, and waited outside after checking in. Everyone in the store was wearing a mask. The stylist was running late, finishing the previous customer, she came out and said that both I and another customer who was waiting there had been scheduled for the same time. I allowed him to go first and went to shop for shoes which I was planning on doing after the haircut. I returned after that just as that man was paying. I was ushered to the seat, and sat there about 10 more minutes because something was wrong with the computer/register. The stylist finally started, and she was mostly using clippers rather than scissors. At times while she was proceeding I had doubts because it seemed she was cutting it shorter than I had asked, but I was happy at least that it was no longer going to flop in my eyes or blow around in the wind making me look like Einstein. The end result is quite a bit shorter than I usually get, but I like the way it looks, and really like the way it feels, and this way if everything has to close again, I'll be fine for longer....See MoreHaircut, better than last time
Comments (20)hallngarden, I would not be able to cut the hair on the left side of my head with my left hand if I did not have left-handed scissors, but oddly enough, I can use the left-handed scissors with my right hand. Of course this would not be the case with fabric, where precision is more important than it is with hair. To some extent, I cut my hair by touch/feel, and so I don't really need to see the shears that well, but I still cannot cut my hair with my left hand without using left-handed scissors. What was tricky at first was when I first starting cutting my hair with my left hand and was looking into two mirrors, to see the back. If you do not think that is tricky, try it yourself😵, just as an experiment! I'm used to it now, but it took practice for me....See Moretheforgottenone1013 (SE MI zone 5b/6a)
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