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Dec 04, 2007 by iiluvNYC | Posted in Hair

if anyone goes to Trend Hair Salon in Patchogue, New York on rt.112 please give me their website(if they have one) and can u tell me what kind of cuts they do(i want to know if they do the razor cut on long hair n keep it long)Help!!!!

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What hair salon is best recommended for ladies hair cuts?

Aug 24, 2008 by twinkie | Posted in Hair

And how much they charge?
I can't really trust any hair salon because of the mess they did to my friend that's why i prefer to go to a hair stylist whom I can trust on cutting my hair exactly how I want it.

First let me say, "you get what you pay for" If your paying anything below $22 for a haircut, one out of ten, you won't be satisfied.

In order to get a true personalized haircut you will need to allow the stylist to blow-out your hair, this way she/he can see the way your hair falls and be able to tweak it in the areas needed.

I agree with your 2nd response, look for local independent salons.

I would call them and ask them the following questions:

 Do you offer tier pricing (different level of experienced stylists)?
 Does your staff receive weekly or monthly in-salon training?
 What cutting system do you use? (the one that comes back with an answer fantastic) is the one you have the best odds on getting what you wanted.

my preferences - Tony & Guy and Vidal Sassoon Cutting Systems(not the shampoo)

Now you got the salon, the next is make an appointment to get your hair styled (just styled) if you feel you connected with her/him reschedule for them. (p.s. if you know what style you want, bring a picture. Saying it will not be as clear, hairstylist use different terminology then someone not in the beauty industry.

I know that’s all of work to get a good hair cut but you will see it’s worth it.

Let me know how it goes.

lol

How do find a good hair salon when you move to another city?

Dec 22, 2005 by nyci_00 | Posted in Hair

I have moved to another city and I would like to find a good hair salon.How do I know if I found a good one. What are some things I should look for in the stylist(s) and within the salon that lets me know that my hair will be properly taken care of?

(1) Ask people about their reputation as a salon.
(2) Are you looking for salons that do funky cuts & color, or are you more conservative?
(3) Have a consultation. Take pictures of the hair cut or color that you want & see if the stylist & you are on the same page.
(4) I think price kind of helps me know what kind of salon they are. If they have cheap cuts then they probably have stylist that are more new to the business. They may not be able to do fresh, new styles like a trendy, more expensive salon might.
(5) A middle-of-the-road place I go to in Kansas City is called Beauty Brands. Cuts starting at around $40+ and colors about $60+.
(6) I would still try to find someone that has been in the business a long time, and/or one that has been at a particular salon for a long time. This says a lot for me.

What should I do to my hair at the hair salon ?

Dec 18, 2008 by mixedcurlyfriesz | Posted in Hair

I will be going to the hair salon on Sunday with my cousin. She will be getting her hair permed but my hair is naturally curly thick and long and it's soft so it's easy to straighten. I don't want to perm it I just wanna figure out what kind of hairstyle should I go for at the salon.

If you can please provide links to pictures of hairstyles.

Just get it cut in layers. If your hair is already curly, you wouldn't get a perm.

How long does it takes to learn in training hair salon before you get to be hairdresser?

Sep 03, 2006 by Doo.ri | Posted in Hair

I see training hair salon almost everywhere: It offers cheaper price to customer than regular hair salon.

When you just learning how to cut from zero, do you directly learning from these salon, or they teach you first on some other place?

How long you're gonna stay in training salon before you apply job somewhere?

If they gonna teach you first in other place, how long it would take?

Beauty colleges take about a year. They start with the instructor showing you on wigs, how to cut hair. Then you cut each other's hair or family members hair. The instructor is there over your shoulder all the time. From there you go to customers. They know you are a student and the instructor is there to fix any mistakes. It is a great way for a student to learn, but nerve wracking! After that year you can take more instruction, or go to the shows to see the new stuff. It is a really good career if you pay attention and do what your customer wants done. Hope that helps. Nana

How do you find a good hair salon to get your hair cut without trying them first?

Nov 06, 2006 by Tatum | Posted in Hair

Just wondering. How do you find a good hair salon to get a good cut without actually trying lots of different ones and maybe running into a bad one first.

Thanks

Tatum

Notice other women's hairstyles. Then approach them, complementing them. Ask where and who cuts their hair. I have done this many times, especially after moving to a new area. Women WILL respond, and I have found some of the best, and least expensive, stylists in the US this way. Having lived all over the country, finding a good stylist is just as important as finding a good doctor, dentist, mechanic and plumber! This has always worked for me!

Where can I find a hair salon that focus on healthy hair and natural products in the Cleveland area?

Oct 20, 2008 by 40Women | Posted in Hair

Looking for a professional and polite stylist that cares about you and what outcome you desired upon leaving their salon. A place that has a relaxing atmosphere and would recommended products and services to maintain healthy hair.

I'll give you some places


TLC Healthy Hair Studio
5044 Corbin Dr
Cleveland, OH 44128
(216) 332-9291


Attractions Healthy Hair
5142 Warrensville Center Rd
Cleveland, OH 44137
(216) 662-3866


Avon Products
2800 Euclid Ave
Cleveland, OH 44115
(216) 937-2866

How do I find a hair salon that will match a hairstyle to my facial shape?

Dec 21, 2005 by dflorida2003 | Posted in Hair

I need a new hairstyle, and I have no idea what will look good on me. I'm looking for a salon in Jacksonville, FL, that will be able to look at my face and recommend the best hairstyle for me. I want something like the makeovers you see on TV, but just for the hairstyle. My hair is very long, waist-length, and all one length except that my bangs are chin length, so the stylist will have a "blank canvas" so to speak.

There is a sight on the internet that will show you how to figure out your face shape. It also shows you the right hair style for your face shape. I'm sorry I can't remember the site. Just play around with search. Also you should go to a stylist with long hair. This way she most likely won't go scissor happy.

What color should ask for at the hair salon?

Jun 22, 2008 by kittie_queen_95 | Posted in Hair

At the end of the summer, My mom promised me she would take me to the hair salon and the nail salon. I have auburn hair already but i want the color and style as Ashlee Simpson's new red hair. What color should I ask for? Also at the nail salon i want acrylics but a cool color not like a french manicure really, so what should i ask for?

for your hair color, i would definitely bring a picture of what you want. its alot easier for your stylist to see what you want than listen to you describe it. for your nails i would go with either a light, almost sheer pink ( it will look nice if you got a nice summer tan), or you can go with a fall color like deep red, or burgundy.

What's a franchised hair salon with a good reputation i can find near me?

Dec 27, 2008 by Jimbo | Posted in Hair

I'm asian and trying to get my hair layered with a new hairstyle but i'm not sure where to go.
Would a barbershop/hair salon owned or run by asians be a better idea because my hairstyle would be similar to the ones they style.
Where's a good place to go to?
are greatclips, supercuts, arizona hair co,or fantastic sams any good?

Jimbo, My old roomate owns a salon in Arizona but I can't remember the name of it. Here's a list of salons that might help. http://www.topratedhairsalons.com/Arizona-Hair-Salons.html

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