You should be able to text you hairstylist or nail tech afterwards if you don't like it, amirite?

My sister-in-law does hair, and she says that she prefers you to tell her right then if you don't like the style. Makes it look less like buyer's remorse. I understand wanting to process, but it's better for all parties involved if the issue is addressed right then.

by Anonymous 14 hours ago

That makes sense, but I still stand with my point. It's unfair to mess up such an expensive service, that's tied to a lot of peoples self confidence, and then not even allow them time to process and communicate in a way that makes them comfortable. Especially getting angry at them when you are the one that has made an expensive mistake.

by Anonymous 14 hours ago

You can do this. Most places give you 3-7 days

by estefania84 13 hours ago

You paid for a service so if you arent satisfied you have to voice that

by estefania84 13 hours ago

I'm saying that if a stylist makes a mistake they need to be patient with the person they have done wrong and give them time to voice that when they are emotionally comfortable communicating.

by Anonymous 13 hours ago

Well it's a service so the time for feelings cant be that long.

by estefania84 13 hours ago

And I'm saying they cant be patient because it was a service rendered

by estefania84 13 hours ago

You said 3-7 days. But now you're saying there isn't time for feelings so I'm confused. I also wouldn't call it "services rendered" when it's done wrong.

by Anonymous 12 hours ago

You said you need patience and I'm saying they can only get that window for patience. Someone being mean to you isnt relevant if they uphold the policy

by estefania84 12 hours ago

For some people, speaking up is a difficult process, but you need to work on this. If you find a stylist you like and work with long term, you could get to this type of relationship where they know what you mean may not be what you feel. But this is a huuuge ask. Honestly the best a person can do is learn to be a more efficient communicator, so problems can be fixed as quickly as possible and neither person is hurt, offended, or their scheduled disrupted by miscommunication.

by Asleep-Row9795 12 hours ago

You are not entitled to anyone's personal information. If you have a complaint reach out to the salon where you received the service and they can address your issue professionally. I've worked in the service industry for most of my life and I'd be beyond pissed if a client texted or called my personal number especially during non working hours. I don't give out my personal information for this exact reason. If you have a problem reach out to my place of work and it can be addressed when I'm at work.

by Anonymous 12 hours ago

You should not text her complaints. Either address the problem in person or reach out to the salon. I hope she thinks twice before handing out her personal information after this.

by Anonymous 12 hours ago

Again, I was literally told to text about anything regarding the appointment. If I were asked to call I would have done that.

by Anonymous 11 hours ago