Hair Today, Gone Wrong? Here's How to Deal!


Let's face it, stepping out of the salon with hair that's not quite what you envisioned can be a real bummer. But fear not, mane tamer! We've got some handy tips to help you navigate this situation like a boss and get the hair you truly desire.

Breathe, Babe, Breathe!


Before you jump to conclusions or unleash your inner Karen, take a deep breath and remember that open communication is key. A calm and collected approach will always get you further than a dramatic outburst.


Be Honest (But Kind)


Nobody wants to be the "difficult" customer, but don't be afraid to politely express your concerns. Remember, your hairdresser wants you to be happy with your hair too! Explain calmly and clearly what you're not happy with, and be specific about what you were hoping for.


For example, instead of saying "I hate it," try something like, "The colour seems a bit lighter than we discussed. I was hoping for a touch more depth around the roots." This helps your stylist understand your concerns and gives them a chance to rectify the situation.

Find Common Ground


Remember, open communication is a two-way street. Listen to your stylist's suggestions and see if there's a way to work together to achieve a result you're both happy with. Perhaps a slight adjustment to the cut or colour could be all it takes.

Be Flexible (Within Reason)


While it's important to be clear about your desired outcome, be open to suggestions from your stylist. They're the experts, after all, and they might have some ideas that could help you achieve a similar look that works even better with your hair type and face shape. However, it's also important to be firm if the situation isn't salvageable or the stylist suggests something you're completely uncomfortable with. Don't be pressured into additional services or drastic changes you haven't signed up for.

When All Else Fails...


If communication breaks down completely and you're left feeling truly unhappy with the outcome, don't be afraid to politely ask to see the salon manager. They should be able to hear your concerns and hopefully find a solution to make things right.

Remember, It's Your Hair!


Ultimately, you have the right to feel confident and comfortable with your hair. Don't be afraid to speak up and advocate for yourself, all while staying calm, respectful, and solution-oriented. With a little honesty and communication, you'll be back on track to rocking the mane of your dreams in no time!


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