1 /5 Lolli Grubb: Came in on Black Friday, had Tiffany as a stylist. Asked what I wanted when I came in. Asked for a cut (trim really ) she asked if I wanted a shampoo and I said yes, she knew my boyfriend and started talking to him while taking me back to the chair. I did not get my shampoo, I’m not one to correct people, so I just let it go. Figured she was distracted catching up and it was fine with me. I asked for a wolf cut with medium to short layers. A local came in and talked about the whole time I was in the chair but during my consult she asked why I wanted my hair cut. I said because of the breaking and feeling extremely dry. I asked what services I could have to help. She’s asked if I have ever done a deep condition before under a dryer I said no I’ve never done that. She didn’t offer it. I then asked about the K-something or other treatment I’ve seen online, she said it was the K-18 and that it’s very expensive. Then continued just talking about other things. Again didn’t bother to offer that service. Not sure if they do that or not there or not, or if she was just offering information but at the same time it made me think she just assumed i that I couldn’t afford that service. I will say I looked like the Trenchbul from Matilda that day but still. Don’t judge a book by its cover. That was my second time there. First time was 2 years ago on Black Friday. I color my own hair. Usually do my own cutting too but to be very honest depression sucks ass (especially this time of year) and sometimes it’s okay to ask for help. Or in my case, pay for it. Either way it’s been two very different experiences. One did a phenomenal job and the other really just made me feel like I was bothering them by being there; to top it off she very dryly said if I didn’t like my hair cut to comeback again. Uhhhhh no thanks. I don’t look great with short hair and it’s short enough as it is but now I have to find yet another stylists to fix this mess. It’s like a 5year old had at it.
