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Any hairdressers, or hair experts?! HELP!!!

sudzs · 2009-05-29 08:03:36

I have just had yet another rubbish hair cut and I would love if a hairdresser or someone with a bit of expertise could help me! I have short hair, it's very thick and I have 2 double crowns, 2 cows licks AND a widows peak!! And the hairline at the back is a bit of a challenge too with one side sitting nicely while the…

29-05-2009 8:03am

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sudzs

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I have just had yet another rubbish hair cut and I would love if a hairdresser or someone with a bit of expertise could help me!

I have short hair, it's very thick and I have 2 double crowns, 2 cows licks AND a widows peak!! And the hairline at the back is a bit of a challenge too with one side sitting nicely while the other side goes upwards, the complete opposite! :eek:

Anyway, I had a fab hairdresser in Dundalk who knew exactly how to cut it but moved to the UK at christmas and 3 haircuts later I'm in despair!

How do I get a hairdresser who understands what "texture, chop into, tufty and choppy, thin it out" means? Am I using the right words? That's what I asked for yesterday and all I got was the back and sides cut with a scissors (texture-less!) lovely feathered locks chopped off bluntly and the top of my head was cut entirely with a thinning shears. Oh, and one side is longer than the other. And I had to have a row with her to stop her using a straighteners on my "fringe" I don't think she knew how else to make it look allright. I don't want a flippin fringe, I want choppy and tufty!!! :mad:

Am I asking for too much? Please advise me before I ring them up to explain my dissatisfaction.

I paid £36 for that, and that's a pricey haircut over here!

Oh help please!!!!!

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