thanks for the advice I am seriously considering it she stated she was ill but she is running the salon whilst the owner is on Mat leave and today there were grid posts on IG of hair completed earlier this morning! Not sure that would be a priority if you were ill?! The lights were also left on inside I’m just not convinced!Change hairdressers. Can’t understand any salon being closed on Christmas week.
After reading this I would definitely change and not go back- sounds very sussthanks for the advice I am seriously considering it she stated she was ill but she is running the salon whilst the owner is on Mat leave and today there were grid posts on IG of hair completed earlier this morning! Not sure that would be a priority if you were ill?! The lights were also left on inside I’m just not convinced!
Take your money elsewhere.Any advice appreciated please: relatively new here anyway I have been with my current hairdresser for around 2 years, she’s usually reliable however today I have turned up to the salon with my daughter as she was booked for a cut & blow dry to find that there is nobody there and salon door was locked after waiting for 30 minutes rather disgruntled & daughter upset! I left bearing in mind I am at least a 40 minute drive from there this is after attempting to call the salon & I also messaged my hairdresser but had zero response! My teenage daughter was devastated as was I after waisting our time and travelling there! Anyway several hours later she has only just replied saying sorry she is unwell and thought appointment was in 3 days?! I understand being unwell but surely it’s not too much to ask to a)check your client diary and b) have the courtesy to let them know?! But to then try and fob me off claiming appointment is on another day when I know full well it wasn’t is unbelievable! Am I being unreasonable? I’ve not yet responded to her and I am now in too minds to now change my hair salon as this isn’t near me but happens to be somewhat cheaper then where I live but still reasonably happy with service they give when they do my hair! what are your thoughts on this please and how would you respond ? I should add that I then took my daughter to another salon and ended up paying more than usual just to get it sorted
As a hairstylist I can’t get my head around thisthanks for the advice I am seriously considering it she stated she was ill but she is running the salon whilst the owner is on Mat leave and today there were grid posts on IG of hair completed earlier this morning! Not sure that would be a priority if you were ill?! The lights were also left on inside I’m just not convinced!
Especially at this busy time of yearAs a hairstylist I can’t get my head around this
If I don’t want to rebook but not sure what to say in person I usually say ‘I need to check my diary when I get home because I’ve got something on / work is a bit crazy/ need to check something with work/ then I’ll be in touch’Ah I’m having the same issue but with my brows. I used to religiously use the same girl to wax my brows, but now she’s moved over exclusively to nails. I’ve got a lovely new girl but as my brows are thick she never takes enough off and the shaping is quite flat when before I used to have more arched. I thought maybe she was just new and I’d rather she build up her confidence so I’ve let it slide.
But now it’s been nearly a year (I’m an idiot!) and it’s no different. At the end of each appointment, she asks when I want to book in for next time and as I’m socially anxious, I always book again!
How do I politely not book again next time? She’s a lovely girl and I don’t want to offend but I used to love my brows and now I don’t!
You have to get over the need to agree, you should build up to it and practice what you’re going to say. Something like ‘can’t look at my diary right now , I’ll text you’ .Ah I’m having the same issue but with my brows. I used to religiously use the same girl to wax my brows, but now she’s moved over exclusively to nails. I’ve got a lovely new girl but as my brows are thick she never takes enough off and the shaping is quite flat when before I used to have more arched. I thought maybe she was just new and I’d rather she build up her confidence so I’ve let it slide.
But now it’s been nearly a year (I’m an idiot!) and it’s no different. At the end of each appointment, she asks when I want to book in for next time and as I’m socially anxious, I always book again!
How do I politely not book again next time? She’s a lovely girl and I don’t want to offend but I used to love my brows and now I don’t!
THANK YOU! Now I just need to work on the guilt that i will experience every time the new beautician does my brows!If I don’t want to rebook but not sure what to say in person I usually say ‘I need to check my diary when I get home because I’ve got something on / work is a bit crazy/ need to check something with work/ then I’ll be in touch’
then I just wouldn’t get in touch to rebook lol
I’m awful as I generally have low self esteem so with that comes a driving need to please people.You have to get over the need to agree, you should build up to it and practice what you’re going to say. Something like ‘can’t look at my diary right now , I’ll text you’ .
Remember you’re not wanting to go back and it’s a paid service you’re not happy with so shrug off the anxiety, it’s her not you.
Try a good quality silver/purple shampoo, leave it on for 15/20 mins you’ll see an improvement xI had my colour done a week ago and I hate it! At the time, she said I didn't "need" a toner (I suspect she was too busy) and now my hair looks really stripey!
I should really go back and ask her to tone and correct it, but I know she'll charge me for this. I'd have happily paid first time round but feel aggrieved I'll have to pay to have it rectified.
You could cancel the NY appointment, do it . It’s easier by email or text.THANK YOU! Now I just need to work on the guilt that i will experience every time the new beautician does my brows!
I’m awful as I generally have low self esteem so with that comes a driving need to please people.
It sounds silly but part of raising my self esteem is to take more care of myself but I feel like I’m back at square one now. I used to come out feeling fab but now I’m like meh.
thank you- I’ll get practicing now as I’m already booked in for the new year now
Just say I’ll check when I’m free and I’ll let you know.Ah I’m having the same issue but with my brows. I used to religiously use the same girl to wax my brows, but now she’s moved over exclusively to nails. I’ve got a lovely new girl but as my brows are thick she never takes enough off and the shaping is quite flat when before I used to have more arched. I thought maybe she was just new and I’d rather she build up her confidence so I’ve let it slide.
But now it’s been nearly a year (I’m an idiot!) and it’s no different. At the end of each appointment, she asks when I want to book in for next time and as I’m socially anxious, I always book again!
How do I politely not book again next time? She’s a lovely girl and I don’t want to offend but I used to love my brows and now I don’t!
this exact thing happened to me last month and because I’m a non confrontational mofo and my hairdresser is one of these Insta famous babes I really secretly want to be my friend I went to boots and bought Bleach London toner, silver shampoo and conditioner. Spent about £20 when I should have just been honest in the hairdressers but that’s what a lifetime of being an introvert will do for ya xI had my colour done a week ago and I hate it! At the time, she said I didn't "need" a toner (I suspect she was too busy) and now my hair looks really stripey!
I should really go back and ask her to tone and correct it, but I know she'll charge me for this. I'd have happily paid first time round but feel aggrieved I'll have to pay to have it rectified.
Just ring/message to cancel your next appointment. As long as you give plenty of notice for her to fill your spot, nothing she can sayAh I’m having the same issue but with my brows. I used to religiously use the same girl to wax my brows, but now she’s moved over exclusively to nails. I’ve got a lovely new girl but as my brows are thick she never takes enough off and the shaping is quite flat when before I used to have more arched. I thought maybe she was just new and I’d rather she build up her confidence so I’ve let it slide.
But now it’s been nearly a year (I’m an idiot!) and it’s no different. At the end of each appointment, she asks when I want to book in for next time and as I’m socially anxious, I always book again!
How do I politely not book again next time? She’s a lovely girl and I don’t want to offend but I used to love my brows and now I don’t!
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