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[CLKD]

Did you?

[babyjane]

I love my hairdresser.  She is a neighbour and owns a local salon and charges me £15 (I get a discount).  She cuts it just right, I always get what I ask for whether I want an end trim or a good chop and we also have a good natter/gossip 

[CLKD]

Not the neighbour with the bereavement?

[babyjane]

No

[CLKD]

I scanned the prices locally earlier - why do I have to pay different bands for the same thing?  Because he's a Director should he really be getting £25.00 more than the trainee - a hair cut is a hair cut ……. so won't be going there! and another photo of a different 'salon' showed the 'staff' and all of them liked a good cut wouldn't come amiss 

Off to find some scissors 

[getting_old]

Those price bands drive me mad, and have you ever noticed how they almost never have anyone in the lower bands 
then add in the "special treatments" which usually make my hair lank and horrid - it took my hair 3 months to recover last time I had one.

[Limpy]

a hair cut is a hair cut …….

Sorry CLKD I have to beg to differ.

Trainees are not renowned for good anythings, especially NOT HAIR CUTS 

A good hair cut makes one feel absolutely sublime.
A bad one generates very very bad feelings.

It does raise some interesting questions.
The initial feeling is that somebody should die, the only question being, will it be the hairdresser (surely justifiable homicide) or me (there's a limit to the length of time a girl can keep a sack on her head)?   

A hair cut is far more than a hair cut.

[honeybun]

Oh I so agree Limpy.....yes hairdressacide could be an option (good made up word).

I hate a bad haircut, it can make you so miserable. I don't think I'm terribly vain to be honest but I do like a good haircut ....oh and nice makeup.
The meno...and other health issues can really rob you of your femininity so every little helps in my book.


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[Limpy]

hairdressacide could be an option (good made up word).

I'me shocked it's not in the dictionary already 

[honeybun]

It really should be 


I wonder how many women would commit it.

And then there is the ability to lie when in "that chair"

When asked the question.....how is that for you....we all nod and say...lovely thanks. We then sprint for home and stick our heads under a tap while explaining to a bemused hubby....they just don't do it the way I do 
You can see the question in their eyes....it says......why bother then 


Honeyb
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[getting_old]

Last time I did actually just tell the hairdresser not to bother continuing as it obviously wasn't working, so I'd sort it out myself. She did look a bit shocked! (I seem to have become more willing to tell the truth as I've got older!!)

[babyjane]

makes me feel I am really fortunate with my £15 haircut done at my neighbour's salon 

[Taz2]

I must admit I hate going to the hairdressers and go for a trim around three times a year. I did go in March I remember.. need to go now as I can't see out of my fringe. My hairdresser despairs and can't believe I've never coloured it or permed it or done anything with it. Thegrey is just beginning to creep in now in different places at the age of 61 and they are desperate to colour it but I hate the thought of going down that route so will put up with the salt and pepper look for now!  It just grows like it grows. It's really fine and needs to be washed everyday. I'd have it cut short but then I'd look like a boy 

Taz x

[CLKD]

I still object to paying over £20.00 'extra'.  I'm going to sit on the patio with a pair of scissors and a mirror when it stops blowing 

It's when the girl wielding the scissors asks 'would you like any product on your hair today' for which they will charge extra  and 'product' is what exactly: cheese, butter, champagne  and as for the hair spray - everywhere but on my hair 

[Limpy]

I'm going to sit on the patio with a pair of scissors and a mirror when it stops blowing 

Oh CLKD - If only you'd done that earlier in the year.
The birds could have used the offcuts to line their nests