blossom
Well-Known Member
I think I know the answer lol
But can you usually see when someone's had a go?
I have such split ends where I use the straighteners daily and wasn't able to get to my six weekly appointment this week due to some new bookings coming in at the last minute (goody goody, not complaining lol) so I combed my wet hair carefully and just followed the line around the front, trimming off less than half an inch. I used some hairdressing scissors that used to be my auntie's (she was a hairdresser, sadly no longer with us) and they certainly do a better job than the kitchen scissors!
It doesn't look bad (to an unprofessional eye lol) and by the time it's flicked back it's hard to see the exact shape anyway, it will get me through another fortnight anyway. (Naughty naughty I know)
But anyway, my question is, will my hairdresser know? Should I come out and admit it or just sit there and wait for her to say something? What is hairdressers protocol, would you say anything or just do the trim?
Thanks peeps :hug:
But can you usually see when someone's had a go?
I have such split ends where I use the straighteners daily and wasn't able to get to my six weekly appointment this week due to some new bookings coming in at the last minute (goody goody, not complaining lol) so I combed my wet hair carefully and just followed the line around the front, trimming off less than half an inch. I used some hairdressing scissors that used to be my auntie's (she was a hairdresser, sadly no longer with us) and they certainly do a better job than the kitchen scissors!
It doesn't look bad (to an unprofessional eye lol) and by the time it's flicked back it's hard to see the exact shape anyway, it will get me through another fortnight anyway. (Naughty naughty I know)
But anyway, my question is, will my hairdresser know? Should I come out and admit it or just sit there and wait for her to say something? What is hairdressers protocol, would you say anything or just do the trim?
Thanks peeps :hug: