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finding a good stylist

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chatterbox54 · 17/04/2018 01:04

I need a good stylist. Over the years I have had short, medium and long hair. I currently have medium length hair. If my hair gets too long it looks terrible, I have quite dry hair that is quite thick and in the past I have had it thinned out. A friend recommended her stylist but it was too far to travel so I left after a few visits. The hairdresser did my hair nicely but it was too short to pull into a ponytail so I grew it longer, I tried a local stylist who criticised the way my hair had been cut telling me the layers were too short and to grow them out a bit which I did but it now looks too thick and frizzy and that is what happens when I grow it too long. Someone told me that my problem is that I want what I cannot have because of the type of hair I have and I must be content with what looks better even if it is not what I want. I am convinced that if I find the right stylist I can have what I want and it would look nice. Does anyone else have this issue?

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Bellabutterfly2016 · 17/04/2018 01:40

Where about do you live?

chatterbox54 · 19/04/2018 05:23

I live in London, I did find a salon called RUSH and had my hair cut and thinned out but it looks awful and the stylist was awful and I am going to have to pay again to get it put right at another salon. I have to keep it tied back to hid the awful cut

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Bellabutterfly2016 · 20/04/2018 20:57

I go to my local hairdressing college - great for new ideas and all supervised by the tutor and much cheaper Smile

chatterbox54 · 20/04/2018 22:28

I would not want my hair cut by a trainee.

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