And today looked so promising...

[meladara]

...but the damn beautician had other ideas apparently. In fact, she was rather clever about it, cutting my hair into a cute hair style and leading me to believe that I'd be able to walk out of the salon without being horrified. But no! She was just saving the butchered of my hair until the last thirty seconds, where she decided that Melissa, the

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[meladara]

I believe Mr. Mel has finally seen the light. I was playing the piano just now, a rather fast song and my hair looked like a rather a disastrous halo around me. He'd just stopped behind me suddenly so I turned to see what he wanted and I found him there with this horrified look on his face.

"What?" I asked.

"Wow," he says. "That lady really did fuck up your hair, didn't she."

All I could do was laugh. It'll grow out eventually. :)

[kittylefish]

i sympathize. i got a bad haircut a couple of years ago and i think i finally - finally! - got it fixed. nobody i went to seemed to grasp the issue until this last guy. thank god it's hair and it does grow out, but still. i can relate.

[desigrl]

Oh you poor, poor thing!!! I know exactly how you feel. *hugs* I have literally cried on more than one occasion at a salon (which is why I now only go to beauty schools where the work is checked and double checked and the teacher gives it a final run through to make sure you're satisfied).

In the meantime, embrace mousse, de-frizzing stuff (I love the dove lotion-y one), and bobby pins. Perhaps a small straightening iron on that part especially will help it stay in the ponytail better.

At least in the US we can walk back a day or two later saying we're completely dissatisfied with a service and they'll either fix it for free or give you a free session the next time you come in.

*hugs*