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Topic: Come read my Story in the MAGAZINE!!!
Posted By: TanglesRC
Subject: Come read my Story in the MAGAZINE!!!
Date Posted: Sep 24, 2006 at 5:58pm
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Split Ends - Airing This Fall on Style Network at LA ------------- Bringing beauty, one head at a time... |
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Posted By: TanglesRC
Date Posted: Sep 24, 2006 at 5:58pm
| Split Ends - Airing This Fall on Style Network at LA ), Ahg `dapd , .,` % $ ` $)-%,,, , ," |
Posted By: elvira
Date Posted: Sep 24, 2006 at 8:02pm
| Wow! I just stumbled onto this. That is so cool! |
Posted By: hotg1rl
Date Posted: Feb 3, 2007 at 2:01pm
| That's nice. I wish I had style network to watch it. |
Posted By: Vampyfox
Date Posted: Mar 29, 2007 at 2:38pm
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I noticed the cost of this 'new' invention was omitted. It is even stated, no price quotes over the phone! It seems you only find out the price during the consultation. What if the price is extortionate, and you do not want to go through with the extensions? I bet you still have to pay for the consultation, which will be part of the service. If this is a workable, good method as was stated, other hairdressers will know about it. Also, if this is so exclusive, it will be very expensive. This method may still be in the guinea pig state too. It is also wrong to say that extensions with cold fusion damages the hair. It doesn't, but needs to be expertly done, as with any treatments to the hair. Regularly coloured hair, especially if bleached, is going to be more fragile, and easier to be damaged, whatever is done. All extensions, having extra weight, will cause some kind of tension, so hair that is in very fragile condition is much more of a risk. If this is the case, better to wear a wig until hair is healthier, than to pull it around using any extensions. And that advice is free. !- Bi` `p % %4(br $0bb -$ , -,( )! 4`b . |
Posted By: TanglesRC
Date Posted: May 7, 2007 at 9:51pm
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Hi,
I never charge for a consultation, it makes no sense to me to do that. Some stylist do charge and apply the fee to the install.
I offer my consultations free as a service. I enjoy educatiing clients on all the extension methods available.
If someone chooses to not go with me, that is fine too.
There is never any obligation. I don't pressure anyone to use my services, and my prices are quoted at the consultation so i can be fair with what the client needs and wants. to give an overall price on the phone isnt fair to the client.
fusion CAN damage your hair, anything can for that matter.
U can see lots of pictures on my website of glue i have removed from lots of clients, and yes what a mess and yes lots of damage.
lots of stylists know about hairlocs it is not a "new" invention. There are many who are certified in this method.
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Posted By: Vampyfox
Date Posted: May 7, 2007 at 10:23pm
Posted By: TanglesRC Date Posted: May 7, 2007 at 10:41pm
Posted By: Vampyfox Date Posted: May 7, 2007 at 10:48pm
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thank you very much, so my bold statements are based on fact. No price was stated, but it did say that; "No price quotes over the phone." So, what's your beef? Who wants to go all the way in to a salon to ask the price? Except it gives the hairdresser a chance to talk the customer into something they may not be keen on. Or, after going all the way in, they are not interested and their time has been wasted. 
As for 'extortionate' prices, that can be anything more than one wants to pay, but is talked into. AND, all kinds of hair extensions, pull on the roots to some degree, not to mention when the comb gets accidentally caught in them. Not to mention the bush the extensions can turn into if washed upside down, without great care. It's your business so you will try to defend it, but be honest whilst doing so.| Print | Close Window
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