And if so what chemicals do you have to use, and what's the method? I wouls also like to know ho much hair dresses charge (i live in aus)Is it possible to chemically straighten your hair at home, or do you have to get a hair dresser to do it?
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www.onlinegreatbuys.orgIs it possible to chemically straighten your hair at home, or do you have to get a hair dresser to do it?
i think itd be smartest to go to a hair dresser. i dont know how much they cost there lol. but if u screw up at home...u might not be able to fix it. at least at a salon, they wont screw up.
Yes you can straighten your hair at home. You would have to use a ';relaxer';. You want to start at the crown of your hair or the most curliest part of you hair. Make sure not to wash your hair the day of the treatment or to scratch your head. Please follow the manufactures guides and if it's burning rinse, rinse rinse!!! You may feel a tingling sensation but, that is okay. Also make sure to moisturize your hair really good after wards.
You can do this your self ofcourse but im a hair dresser and doing any chemically straightening can be dangerset if you have never done this before...I say have this done at a salon trust me you dont wanna get burned its not a nice thing and ive seen many burns caused from chemicals this can costed so much more in medical bills
last time i did purchase a set of straighten hair system with www.kcareshop.com, just took few days i was get it and the web would let u know how to do it...or u can mailing or calling the e-consultant for further consultation, very helpful side, please check! hope this helpful for u also....
you can do at home if you know how to do it
you can buy that stuff at walmart now but i think i would have it done by a pro
If u would like to have hair, go to a hairdresser; leave it up to the pros when dealing with caustic chemical because the chances of damaging your scalp or loosing hair is very high.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
How much should you tip a hair dresser? Is there a percentage you go by?
my hair dresser does a WONDERFUL job making sure i get exactly what i want. i usually give her a $10 tip, which is probably considered generous when the cut is only $20. but my reasoning is i get the same or better cut going to her than some fancy salon, and at a salon i'd be paying at least $30. i just try to pay her what she's worth.How much should you tip a hair dresser? Is there a percentage you go by?
Generally speaking, ten percent. There are things to consider such as time spent on your hair, what he or she had to do etc. the more involved the procedure and the better they did the more you should tip. Of course if you leave with a mess of hair or something that was not what was discussed in the first place (i.e I want a cut a color how much will it be- and they say 80 dollars then charge you 110$) you don't need to tip anything unless you feel absurdly generous.How much should you tip a hair dresser? Is there a percentage you go by?
I normally tip 2 dollars, if the price is $12 or under
I dont tip by the percentage I tip by the quality of their work and if they were friendly...the other day I got a cut, shampoo, and straighten.I also bought some products so I tipped my dresser $7
15 % of the cost of service. Don't forget the hair shampooer $2 to $5 dollars.
for a 25 dollar haircut, i tip 5 dollars or maybe less.
I don't know about %, but I usually tip between $5-$10
$10 is a fair amount. If it is a discount place, you can get away with $5. If you are a kid, $5 is reasonable either way. If it is a very posh place, do not go under $10.
Generally speaking, ten percent. There are things to consider such as time spent on your hair, what he or she had to do etc. the more involved the procedure and the better they did the more you should tip. Of course if you leave with a mess of hair or something that was not what was discussed in the first place (i.e I want a cut a color how much will it be- and they say 80 dollars then charge you 110$) you don't need to tip anything unless you feel absurdly generous.How much should you tip a hair dresser? Is there a percentage you go by?
I normally tip 2 dollars, if the price is $12 or under
I dont tip by the percentage I tip by the quality of their work and if they were friendly...the other day I got a cut, shampoo, and straighten.I also bought some products so I tipped my dresser $7
15 % of the cost of service. Don't forget the hair shampooer $2 to $5 dollars.
for a 25 dollar haircut, i tip 5 dollars or maybe less.
I don't know about %, but I usually tip between $5-$10
$10 is a fair amount. If it is a discount place, you can get away with $5. If you are a kid, $5 is reasonable either way. If it is a very posh place, do not go under $10.
What is the path to be an Hair-dresser/Hairstylist?
I stay in Singapore and has an interest and dream to be a hairstylist.What is the path to be an Hair-dresser/Hairstylist?
You have to attend a beauty school then the will guide you along to better acquire skills that you will need to function as a professional hairdresser or hairstylist so seek out an school licensed to tutor students in this capacity maybe as well near you and where you probably get financial Aid support if qualified so go pursue your dreams make it happen.
You have to attend a beauty school then the will guide you along to better acquire skills that you will need to function as a professional hairdresser or hairstylist so seek out an school licensed to tutor students in this capacity maybe as well near you and where you probably get financial Aid support if qualified so go pursue your dreams make it happen.
What is the appropriate amount to tip a hair dresser?
Thanks:-)What is the appropriate amount to tip a hair dresser?
I'd say that the standard 15% you tip in a restaurant is good.What is the appropriate amount to tip a hair dresser?
20% if you like the outcome, nothing if they totally messed it up. However, you should always tip the shampoo girl if that is a different person between 2 and 5 dollars depending on the salon and what you had done.
My hair is a little past my shoulders...It costs about $200.00 for the services. I personally tip $50. Due to the fact that Ive been with her for a number of years and it is an upscale salon. 20% is usually ok though.
it all depends on what you are having done. something simple like a blow dry %26amp; curl $5- $7, weaves 10 and up. but really we are happy to receive anything a client gives us
i always do my own hair, but i usually tip my nail guy $5, and my tattoo lady $10
whatever seems fair for the service, i guess? it's generally acceptable to tip 16% in a restaurant
15% in a normal salon, 20% in an upscale salon, 25% if she ';accidentally'; rubs her boobs on you a lot.
It depends on what you got done to it. and how much it cost. If it was something simple and cheap then like 5-10 bucks. the more you do to it the more you shoould tip
normally it should not be below 10% of the rate, me i give 15 % of their charges...
what up how are you doing what is your real name?
if you tell you i well tell you mine ok
about $5.00 and then go get something to eat ! ok
emily
It honestly depends on the service given..usually 15% is good but you must remember this is how they make a living and they appreciate what is given but usually if it jingles keep it in ';your'; pocket..
I'd say that the standard 15% you tip in a restaurant is good.What is the appropriate amount to tip a hair dresser?
20% if you like the outcome, nothing if they totally messed it up. However, you should always tip the shampoo girl if that is a different person between 2 and 5 dollars depending on the salon and what you had done.
My hair is a little past my shoulders...It costs about $200.00 for the services. I personally tip $50. Due to the fact that Ive been with her for a number of years and it is an upscale salon. 20% is usually ok though.
it all depends on what you are having done. something simple like a blow dry %26amp; curl $5- $7, weaves 10 and up. but really we are happy to receive anything a client gives us
i always do my own hair, but i usually tip my nail guy $5, and my tattoo lady $10
whatever seems fair for the service, i guess? it's generally acceptable to tip 16% in a restaurant
15% in a normal salon, 20% in an upscale salon, 25% if she ';accidentally'; rubs her boobs on you a lot.
It depends on what you got done to it. and how much it cost. If it was something simple and cheap then like 5-10 bucks. the more you do to it the more you shoould tip
normally it should not be below 10% of the rate, me i give 15 % of their charges...
what up how are you doing what is your real name?
if you tell you i well tell you mine ok
about $5.00 and then go get something to eat ! ok
emily
It honestly depends on the service given..usually 15% is good but you must remember this is how they make a living and they appreciate what is given but usually if it jingles keep it in ';your'; pocket..
What is the best way to tell your hair dresser that you want a long side bang?
I don't want short blunt bangs and I don't know how to tell herWhat is the best way to tell your hair dresser that you want a long side bang?
Tell the hairdresser EXACTLY what you want. Bring a few pictures so they get the right idea.What is the best way to tell your hair dresser that you want a long side bang?
Hairstyles With Bangs/fringe
http://geebal.blogspot.com/2007/11/hair-鈥?/a>
just tell her that you want long bangs....
take a picture or something
you just decribed it to us.
say the same thing to her.
or use ';sideswept';
find a pic of how you want it, bring it in, say,';i want my bangs like this, now chop chop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!鈥?^_^ yup!!!!!!
^_^
find a picture in a magazine or online and bring it with you. Sometimes that is easier than trying to explain what you want
print a picture out and show it to her and just say what you just said hereeee =)
mention 'long side bangs would be nice, would they look good on me'?
The best way would probably be printing out a picture and show it to your hair dresser.
Ask her politely or show her with a picture.
Just tell her, If you can find a picture of another person with this type of cut. show her. They are smart enough to understand. You will be joyfully susprised
tell them in a sweet voice exactly what u want. if u dont they are bound 2 do something wrong.
hope that helps : )eye makeup tips
Tell the hairdresser EXACTLY what you want. Bring a few pictures so they get the right idea.What is the best way to tell your hair dresser that you want a long side bang?
Hairstyles With Bangs/fringe
http://geebal.blogspot.com/2007/11/hair-鈥?/a>
just tell her that you want long bangs....
take a picture or something
you just decribed it to us.
say the same thing to her.
or use ';sideswept';
find a pic of how you want it, bring it in, say,';i want my bangs like this, now chop chop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!鈥?^_^ yup!!!!!!
^_^
find a picture in a magazine or online and bring it with you. Sometimes that is easier than trying to explain what you want
print a picture out and show it to her and just say what you just said hereeee =)
mention 'long side bangs would be nice, would they look good on me'?
The best way would probably be printing out a picture and show it to your hair dresser.
Ask her politely or show her with a picture.
Just tell her, If you can find a picture of another person with this type of cut. show her. They are smart enough to understand. You will be joyfully susprised
tell them in a sweet voice exactly what u want. if u dont they are bound 2 do something wrong.
hope that helps : )
At what age do you have to be to start beauty school if you want to be a hair dresser?
I was just curious!At what age do you have to be to start beauty school if you want to be a hair dresser?
i believe the youngest is 16. im 16 and im currently attending school for cosmetology. it may depend on the school. look up local beauty schools and call them and ask.
i believe the youngest is 16. im 16 and im currently attending school for cosmetology. it may depend on the school. look up local beauty schools and call them and ask.
How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
Is that too much? Too little? What's the rule? Usually at a restaurant, I give double the tax. Is it supposed to be about 15% at the hair salon? Same for getting nails done?
I work in a service job as well, so I understand the whole tip thing when you work with people.. However, I am a doctor and my profession (along with lawyers) has been labelled as the 'worst tippers'. I dopn't know why.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
truth is, the salon owner overcharges you and the poor stylist is probably depending on the tip. they all have wrist pain and carpel tunnel syndrome, not to mention varicose veins from standing all day, so go ahead and give'em the 15%.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
you are the worst tippers because people think that you are rich and you should give people that service you more than you do. Because they think that your rich. Like you dont have bills to pay yourself. 10 dollars was enough for her other people dont tip so its plenty. And she charged you 70 dollars in the first place. Thats too high in the first place. go to a salon of color and you will pay 30 for a wash and set. 60 for a perm if you use their product. 50 if you bring your own.
$80.00 haircut = $16.00 tip :)
first time ever i heared about someone tipping a hair dresser.
And i ain't no doctor.
That's 12.5% . Sounds fair to me.
that's what tipped my hair dresser when i had my hair done. so i think that's about right
Although the salon may be overcharging you, usually the person doing your hair gets a (low) hourly rate. So tip the stylist 10-20 percent, depending on how hard they worked and how much you can afford. Same goes for nails.
As for doctors- I could see how people expect them to give big tips- just because they are doctors. Most of them work really hard and it's not fair to assume that they should pay more than anyone else.
I figure as much as they charge, that is their tip. What I'd like to know is why everyone these days expect a tip. It's gotten way out of control if you ask me.
I usually go by the waitress rule (I was one and probably overtip) but I have never left less than 5 and usually 20 percent of the tab. For my stylist, I do the same thing!
(My hair is great. They love me!)
That's About Right, I Think It's Supposed To be About 15%.
If she/he is the owner then tipping is not needed however, tipping the shampoo washer is good. And if the hairdresser is not the owner then you should tip according to how well you like the style or with myself how long i know my hairdresser.
You spent 80 bucks? No wonder my health care is so high.
20 % for hair dressers ,, and yes the richer the client the worse the tip . They actually think we earn enough and get paid . they figure we don't get tipped why should you . My best tippers are waitresses .. and i tip the waitresses what i think proper , if she is really pleasant , say my meal was $40.00 i would tip her a $20.00 if she performed poorly ,$8.00 Tip what you can most hairdressers are just happy to have you come back in their chair again , and if they know you are strapped for cash ,,, they would understand .
my best friend is a hair stylist and a $10 tip would be considered an insult. you should be tipping $20 probably - especially if you like it. its hard to get a good hair style or color.
my friend is a good stylist and a lot of her clients will tip what they paid for a haircut - i personally think that is insane. i say a $20 tip is best.
five
i think 10-15 % if you find their services satisfied
$2
its completely up to you but remember hairdressers wages are not that good so they appreciate any thing you give them unless you take the piss and give them a penny or cent
15%??? maybe in the 80's, nowadays we go 25% wherever me and the misses go... dinner, haircut anything that requires tipping....25%
15% if u r having dinner this is too much
I don't tip my hairdresser so I wouldn't know...
dont tip noone does
i say give them a 5 dollar tip i mean damn u already spent 80 bucks and 4 me... they have 2 do a really good job 2 get 10 bucks
im not even going to touch the tipping doctors thing...
But i think 80 bucks for your hair is reasonable IF you like the outcome. I pay between 80-235 for my hair and i dont complain cuz i can go somewhere cheaper but i dont get the same result. as for the tip i always tip and well, if you appreciate the job he did TIP if not dont
Well, my mother is a stylist and I can tell you for sure that a 10 dollar tip on an 80 dollar service is just ';ok';. It means that the service was fine, but not fabulous. 20% tip is for a stylist whom you enjoy, frequent regularly and trust their work. Are you a dedicated person to them? If so, think about a better tip and also holiday gifts. Depending on who they are, during the christmas holidays, a bottle of wine, etc is always a nice thing. During the holidays, my mother comes home with many gifts that her clients give her (if not gift, then a monetary gift, such as a much higher tip)...she is always so appreciative. Hope this helps... there are not many people left in this world who are dedicated to customer service like the hairstylist. Goodluck!
I'd say it would depend on how good the haircut turned out....make the tip for what it's worth to you....
0 dollars for a bad job,10% for an okay job,20% if the person is a freind or did a great job or a large amount of effort
it depends on the service we had
I work in a service job as well, so I understand the whole tip thing when you work with people.. However, I am a doctor and my profession (along with lawyers) has been labelled as the 'worst tippers'. I dopn't know why.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
truth is, the salon owner overcharges you and the poor stylist is probably depending on the tip. they all have wrist pain and carpel tunnel syndrome, not to mention varicose veins from standing all day, so go ahead and give'em the 15%.How much are you supposed to tip your hair dresser? I spent $80 today and gave my stylist a $10 tip.?
you are the worst tippers because people think that you are rich and you should give people that service you more than you do. Because they think that your rich. Like you dont have bills to pay yourself. 10 dollars was enough for her other people dont tip so its plenty. And she charged you 70 dollars in the first place. Thats too high in the first place. go to a salon of color and you will pay 30 for a wash and set. 60 for a perm if you use their product. 50 if you bring your own.
$80.00 haircut = $16.00 tip :)
first time ever i heared about someone tipping a hair dresser.
And i ain't no doctor.
That's 12.5% . Sounds fair to me.
that's what tipped my hair dresser when i had my hair done. so i think that's about right
Although the salon may be overcharging you, usually the person doing your hair gets a (low) hourly rate. So tip the stylist 10-20 percent, depending on how hard they worked and how much you can afford. Same goes for nails.
As for doctors- I could see how people expect them to give big tips- just because they are doctors. Most of them work really hard and it's not fair to assume that they should pay more than anyone else.
I figure as much as they charge, that is their tip. What I'd like to know is why everyone these days expect a tip. It's gotten way out of control if you ask me.
I usually go by the waitress rule (I was one and probably overtip) but I have never left less than 5 and usually 20 percent of the tab. For my stylist, I do the same thing!
(My hair is great. They love me!)
That's About Right, I Think It's Supposed To be About 15%.
If she/he is the owner then tipping is not needed however, tipping the shampoo washer is good. And if the hairdresser is not the owner then you should tip according to how well you like the style or with myself how long i know my hairdresser.
You spent 80 bucks? No wonder my health care is so high.
20 % for hair dressers ,, and yes the richer the client the worse the tip . They actually think we earn enough and get paid . they figure we don't get tipped why should you . My best tippers are waitresses .. and i tip the waitresses what i think proper , if she is really pleasant , say my meal was $40.00 i would tip her a $20.00 if she performed poorly ,$8.00 Tip what you can most hairdressers are just happy to have you come back in their chair again , and if they know you are strapped for cash ,,, they would understand .
my best friend is a hair stylist and a $10 tip would be considered an insult. you should be tipping $20 probably - especially if you like it. its hard to get a good hair style or color.
my friend is a good stylist and a lot of her clients will tip what they paid for a haircut - i personally think that is insane. i say a $20 tip is best.
five
i think 10-15 % if you find their services satisfied
$2
its completely up to you but remember hairdressers wages are not that good so they appreciate any thing you give them unless you take the piss and give them a penny or cent
15%??? maybe in the 80's, nowadays we go 25% wherever me and the misses go... dinner, haircut anything that requires tipping....25%
15% if u r having dinner this is too much
I don't tip my hairdresser so I wouldn't know...
dont tip noone does
i say give them a 5 dollar tip i mean damn u already spent 80 bucks and 4 me... they have 2 do a really good job 2 get 10 bucks
im not even going to touch the tipping doctors thing...
But i think 80 bucks for your hair is reasonable IF you like the outcome. I pay between 80-235 for my hair and i dont complain cuz i can go somewhere cheaper but i dont get the same result. as for the tip i always tip and well, if you appreciate the job he did TIP if not dont
Well, my mother is a stylist and I can tell you for sure that a 10 dollar tip on an 80 dollar service is just ';ok';. It means that the service was fine, but not fabulous. 20% tip is for a stylist whom you enjoy, frequent regularly and trust their work. Are you a dedicated person to them? If so, think about a better tip and also holiday gifts. Depending on who they are, during the christmas holidays, a bottle of wine, etc is always a nice thing. During the holidays, my mother comes home with many gifts that her clients give her (if not gift, then a monetary gift, such as a much higher tip)...she is always so appreciative. Hope this helps... there are not many people left in this world who are dedicated to customer service like the hairstylist. Goodluck!
I'd say it would depend on how good the haircut turned out....make the tip for what it's worth to you....
0 dollars for a bad job,10% for an okay job,20% if the person is a freind or did a great job or a large amount of effort
it depends on the service we had
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