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Yesterday, I got an awesome haircut. One which generally here costs me about $40 and in New York City about twice the price. But I got it for 10 bucks.. yes 10 bucks...
Do any of you have salons that train students who pursuing a career in hair styling ? Usually these students require models. What this means is that if you volunteer to be a model for the student you can get your haircut as cheap as free. We have a few salons like that here, good ones, and I thought I will take the risk.
They let you choose a haircut, sometimes they have restrictions like there should be at least 2 inches of hair to cut or something minor like that. The best part about this is that the student is supervised by the best stylist in the salon (usually the owner). So the parts that are difficult to cut like the bangs, the professional stylist will do it and show it to the student, so you are practically getting a haircut from them. Supervision also includes some tips for the student by the stylist which you can use for future haircuts. Like this stylist guy was telling the student how she should look for the right length to cut the bangs.. and at what length the face looks wider , so to avoid that. Next time when I get a haircut I know the perfect length for my bangs D:
It was a big risk considering this Friday I have a wedding to attend. I know P, M, or M would never ever do anything like this before an event to attend... but do try this sometime :). I got some few good tips and a great haircut :).
7 comments:
Hehe, just struck me that PMT could be an abbreviation for the four of us ... funny eh? i need to see pictures of this 'fawesome' haircut
He he, where are pictures? So did u get bangs? State College had a salon training school of some kind too... 8$ haircuts... never tried it though...I'm still reeling from the bad bad haircut I got at JCPenny's around 1.5 months ago..waiting for my hair to grow out a bit before trying to have it corrected :-s
This is very popular in India especially at places like Habibs...but great discovery for desi's in America ....good going sweets...I really like your expression :)
I can imagine why this cud be a big deal :P ... however, my interest is only in the pics :D
tanuuu, how did you end up having waves in your hair? it looks nice on you... but then everything does
Waves was a combination of left over perm reminiscences and layers.. and cutting the layers at the right length :).
Awesome :)
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