I didn't know the layers we agree upon were just “strands at varying lengths. It was hard to tell how the cut look considering the curling and blow out, but i showered this morning and it dried like this (look at the photo). In total the appointment lasted 30 minutes. Then she blow dried my hair, using a round brush to give me that blown out “late 30s Danville chic” look. I expected more time spent on this, but she's the silent professional so it's cool. She spent about 5 minutes cutting my wet hair, chopping off length then running the scissors down vertically to get that “layered look” we had talked about. She didn't talk to me at all during the wash or the cut, which is cool I get it. lather the product? then she squeezes my head, pushing and pulling the skin into my skull to… moisturize my scalp? In that moment my head was a stressball. we go to wash my hair and her fingers RAVAGE my scalp, using her nails to scratch at the base of my neck to uh. Ratings of beauty parlours in California, similar salons nearby. We talked briefly about what I wanted, christine offering the idea of a cool layered asymetrical should cut which I was down for. Tribez Salon,: photos, location and phone number, working hours and 14 reviews from visitors on. I didn't know you were here.” This was the highpoint of the appointment. I checked in at the front desk 5 minutes before my appointment time and ended up waiting twenty to be greeted by the stylist, who appeared confused and disheveled, offering a limp handshake and a “oh.
This was my first time (well, in 6 years.) going to this salon and it was b a d.
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