really bad haircut by unlicensed "stylist"
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Topic: really bad haircut by unlicensed "stylist"
Posted By: berilium
Subject: really bad haircut by unlicensed "stylist"
Date Posted: Jul 11, 2006 at 8:57pm
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What recourse do I have for a majorly unprofessional haircut by someone who I suspect has no license in the first place. I have had enough haircuts in my life to know a professional from a nonprofessional. The shop owner has given me a refund, but only when I threatened to report her for hiring someone with no license. My hair has been so chopped that I might as well have put it in a mixmaster. There is nothing I can do with it for a long time as she left nothing to work with. HELP!!!!
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Replies: 3
Posted By: berilium
Date Posted: Jul 11, 2006 at 8:57pm
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What recourse do I have for a majorly unprofessional haircut by someone who I suspect has no license in the first place. I have had enough haircuts in my life to know a professional from a nonprofessional. The shop owner has given me a refund, but only when I threatened to report her for hiring someone with no license. My hair has been so chopped that I might as well have put it in a mixmaster. There is nothing I can do with it for a long time as she left nothing to work with. HELP!!!!
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Posted By: Rocky
Date Posted: Jul 20, 2006 at 12:24pm
What do you want? An apology? Money? Prison?
You have Small Claims Court. You can also file a complaint with the local regulatory agency so they can investigate and possibly spare some other people the same fate. I don't understand why you would threaten to report an unlicensed stylist and not follow through?
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Posted By: alpineblondie36
Date Posted: Feb 3, 2011 at 12:09pm
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It is very easy to find out from the State board of your state to see if that person was actually licensed. Just visit your state's website for professional licensing or just google cosmetology licenses in your state. If you know the persons name you can type it in and it will give you the information you are seeking. 8!(-
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Posted By: justaskkay
Date Posted: May 18, 2011 at 11:31am
all licensed are to be displayed so customers can see that stylist is in deed licensed
but if i may offer this advice just because there licensed dosent mean they are any better when going to someone on blind faith you are risking your hair although you can get your money back its going to take time to get your hair back
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