Friday, May 14, 2010

Anyone know any funky hairdressers in melbourne Australia that do funky colours and hair extensions?

lol.... funky....





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a boy with extensions lolAnyone know any funky hairdressers in melbourne Australia that do funky colours and hair extensions?
Thanks for being so open minded. Nice to see such lovely people out there.

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Do hairdressers at salon use permanent hair dye or semi wen doing foils?

i went to hairdressers n got foils but they are too dark. just wondering if they will fade out?Do hairdressers at salon use permanent hair dye or semi wen doing foils?
Either or, or both, depending on the desired end result. She may have been too slow and the color oxidized too far. But it sounds to me like she used too dark of a color to begin with. Hair color is based on a 1-10 system. 1 being the darkest, 10 being pale blonde. Example, she used a level 4 instead of 6. If you wash your hair with dish soap 2 or 3 times, that always lightens artificial pigment because of the high PH.





Good Luck.Do hairdressers at salon use permanent hair dye or semi wen doing foils?
Don't wash your hair with dish soap! It's drying and might turn your hair to straw if the detergent is harsh enough (depends on brand). Use a clarifying shampoo: one for removing build-up and be sure to condition it well after.

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Varies by hairdresser. Generally permanate, unless directed by the client otherwise. some people request semi-permanate.





It being too dark, has nothing to do with if it is permanate or not.


you should call your hairdresser back and ask.





Generally your hair will begin to fade, if its permanate possibly in a month, if semi, in 2-3weeks. depends on how often you wash your hair.





Hope i helped.
Even if they used permanent color, The color always fades due to hair products you regularly use, or with every shampoo. That is why you always have to end up coming back to the salon.
i'm not sure (i dye my own hair) but i think it will be cost efficient to semi dye your hair so when it fades you have to come back and pay them to do it again...
My hairdresser always uses permanent. - But that will still fade a tiny bit
All hair dye fades, Washing hair with hot water helps it fade as well.
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  • Do hairdressers (in the UK) ever cut wigs bought from joke shops? This is a serious question?

    I'm buying a wig which needs layers cutting into it and I feel quite stupid asking this.Do hairdressers (in the UK) ever cut wigs bought from joke shops? This is a serious question?
    I'm sure they would.





    - Paul Mitchell Salon ProfessionalDo hairdressers (in the UK) ever cut wigs bought from joke shops? This is a serious question?
    sure i don't see why not

    Did anyone else go to the hairdressers today for a new hair style ?

    I did.Did anyone else go to the hairdressers today for a new hair style ?
    nope i'm going this weekeed tough. :)

    Know of any good hairdressers in houston that can do ';emo/punk'; style cuts and colors?

    Looking for recommendations. I'm particularly looking for someone that can dye someone with naturally dark hair into a platinum blonde well. My colorist just isn't cutting it. I think I can find better...Know of any good hairdressers in houston that can do ';emo/punk'; style cuts and colors?
    My aunt owns a beauty salon and is really good @ giving hair looks like emo/punk, what city do u live in?

    Who are the best hairdressers in Jeffersonville & Clarksville, Indiana?

    Who are some good hair dressers in the 47130 zip code - a.k.a. Jeffersonville and Clarksville? Who do you use? Is there anyone you recommend and where do they work? I need color work done so I would need someone who really knows what they're doing with color.Who are the best hairdressers in Jeffersonville %26amp; Clarksville, Indiana?
    Jamies Hair Care in Jeffersonville is really good.

    Do u dye your hair yourself or go 2 the hairdressers?

    Do you think its worth the 拢30-50 we spend on paying someone else to dye our hair or do you think its just as good as a 拢5 bottle to do it yourself?Do u dye your hair yourself or go 2 the hairdressers?
    i always used to dye my hair and used a home kit, with no problems at all, cant see the sense i forking out all that money for something you can do yourself, its only because i want to grow all the colour out that i dont do it anymore,Do u dye your hair yourself or go 2 the hairdressers?
    hair salon fo sure!
    myself, sometimes with help from friends
    I go to the hairdressers because the home kit ones dont take right to my hair because of previous dye but I would much rather do it at home I might actually get the colour I want rather than colour they make me have!
    It depends do you want to look like you did it yourself, or do you want it to look like you had a pro do it.





    We can tell the people who did it them selves.





    I think if you have knowlege your ok, if you have no clue


    go get it done.





    Or you will end up spending way more in the end!


    Color corrections are expensive!!
    I'm a hairdresser and have been for more than 15 yrs and not once have i ever put a box dye onto my hair , i do agree that the money salons charge are sometimes a bit to much but what would you rather have a colour that is even all over or a box dye that you miss half your hair, and end up going out to get another (and the box dye arnt the colour thay say on the not as well), also in a salon if its not what you thought it can be fixed straight away , most ladies that use the box dye end up going to the salon to fix there mistakes thay have made with the home dye anyway so i guess spending that little bit more is worth it , also as one girl said above there are sometimes loads of disasters in salons well that's down to the amount of training of that stylist .
    When i get my hair died i go to the hairdressers, its not just as good from the bottle at all. hairdressers are way better.


    However if you die your hair all the time its way to expensive to go to the hairdresser everytime.
    Go to www.hairdressingnvq.co.uk, find about a course, get an NVQ in hairdressing then you can dye your hair yourself and in the long run you can save money. good idea or what
    I dye my hair myself.


    I prefer the colour I get when I dye it myself.


    =]
    never do it my self now had to many disasters always go to the hairdressers
    I'm more likely to buy a cheapo dye and dye it myself. Recently, it was a bad idea as my hair's sorta. Well. Yellow.


    At the hair dressers they use real products, peroxide and bleach. They're more worth it, it lasts longer. But, the bottle sometimes works good too.
    i do it myself.
    its worth the money to get it done properlly
    Always doin it myself i would b 4ever at hairdresser otherwise


    Get one that washes out and experiment.


    Mines quite light so takes alot of colors
    well if you know some one who knows how then you might ask them, but if you don't then you' re better off at the hair dresser. and i suggest you ask some of you friends if they know any place thats good at that.
    i don't dye my hair any moor I'm proud of the gray


    but i used to do it my self its just as good and a lot cheaper
    hairdresser - i cannot make cornflakes no chance with the hair
    I go to my hairdresser - i cant be trusted to do it myself.





    I used to use 'sun in' does anyone remember that - god it was orange!! haha
    myself but if i am wanting to go back blond i would go to the hairdresser otherwise my self
    Salon as have had too many disasters with my hair in the past when doing it myself.
    I have done both and both turn out good, however, when I have a professional do it, it lasts longer. Go to Sally's or something like that and buy your stuff there. Don't buy the box stuff, buy the ' separates'. There are a few one time things you have to buy but they are not expensive. Have a friend come over and do it to each others' hair. If you purchase the 'salon' type products the color will be richer and last long then then box.
    The hairdresser, They know about hair.
    i doit myself..been to salon b4 and it looked the same as what i can do at home!
    myself
    I dye mine myself. I've never had any real dilemmas yet (although I've probably just cursed myself, lol)
    I always use a hairdressers.... they're more likely to be able to sort out mistakes than I am!
    I do it myself but I'm really quite good at it.
    I dye it myself it makes me feel like an independant woman.Power to all us women.Besides hairdressers are just men u cant have because they are gay.
    You should totally go to the salon. You don't need srewed up hair
    I really think that its your preference. There are chances of really damaging your hair if you do it the wrong way or mess up. The fumes from the chemicals are really bad but you'll get that where ever you decide to go. I found that getting it done in a salon has the color stay longer than doing it yourself. I would say salon but do you want to spend that extra money for that extra week or so? After you color or perm you hair it is damaged and will never be as strong as it was before.
    NEVER do it yourself. I have had so many hair diasters, and you will pay double to get it fixed.

    Which is the best hairdressers in richmond UK?

    there are so many, which is the best for highlights and cut?%26gt;Which is the best hairdressers in richmond UK?
    If you mean Richmond in Surrey, Toni %26amp; Guy there use to be pretty good. Im not a fan generally of Toni %26amp; Guy but a few celebs use to go there so I think the standard was better.Which is the best hairdressers in richmond UK?
    RUSH !


    They are the best, always get a fantastic haircut from them! Once you've tried them you won't want to go anywhere else.


    My bf just had his done the other week, I have never found him so attractive :P hahahaha
    Rush at the train station end of town
    The one near the Richmond town museum did a good job on a friend of mine a few months ago.
    Richmond SURREY or Richmond N. YORKS - the one after which the song ';The Lass of Richmond Hill'; was written, usually mistakenly thought to be the one in Surrey.
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  • How to ask for a swept fringe at a hairdressers...?

    I'm getting my hair cut tomorrow and I have an idea of what I want done in my head but I can never get this image across to the hairdresser so I'm never fully happy with what I get done. This time I want a swept side fringe that starts about my eyebrow length and gradually get longer and shorter layers to make it more choppy. If any hairdressers or anyone could help me with how to put this across it would be great :)How to ask for a swept fringe at a hairdressers...?
    First ask for a Shag with 3 sets of choppy layers, if they don't already ask them to use a razor.


    %26amp;%26amp; tell them to angle your fringe downward from your eyebrow

    I have dark brown hair but i want to get it dyed temporarily black at the hairdressers will it turn out good?

    What is the best one to use and where can you buy them patches to see if i would have a reaction with the hair dye please tell me thankies :D :D :DI have dark brown hair but i want to get it dyed temporarily black at the hairdressers will it turn out good?
    A semi permanent rinse would be your best bet and the least damaging.These only deposit color on top (coats) of the hair shaft and can last anywhere from 2-6 sometime 7,8 washes depending on the brand!These types of color usually have no peroxide or ammonia so the damaging effects are limited and can also help make the hair stronger while many may contain alcohol which can be drying a good conditioner is also recommended.They come in a variety of colors Clairol makes several as well as many others Roux, Wella to the higher end Sebastian Cellophane's(although the Sebastian line has been discontinued many stores still have stock)to name a few and can be found at any Beauty Supply store as well as many drug stores,larger supermarkets and chain stores (IE. Wall-Mart,Target)as well as on-line just do a search on semi permanent hair color. While they are quite simple to do although they can be messy but there are plenty available on the market for the DIY'er. Generally you would purchase the rinse you'd like to use and do a patch test on the inside of the arm 24-48 hours before actually coloring.I have dark brown hair but i want to get it dyed temporarily black at the hairdressers will it turn out good?
    Clairol makes a semi permanent black dye (natural instincts #36 midnight, found in most drug stores). It will wash out in about a month, and since its not permanent, it won't damage your hair.
    brunnete, is such a sexy sassy hair colour,


    i wouldnt die it black!


    start of with some black highlights maybe,


    and if you hate it, just try black out,


    but i would want to ruin such a sassy beautiful hair colour,


    :]
    Some people's hair won't hold hair dye. I know mine won't hold a darker color whether I get it done at the salon or use the stuff at home. Something about the pigmentation... Make sure you test it out first so you don't end up with funky gray colored hair for a month or so.

    Are there any hairdressers in london that specialise in curly hair?

    Hi, i usually go to a salon and ask for a hairdresser with curly hair that way they know what to do and how to do it cause there hair is curly.Are there any hairdressers in london that specialise in curly hair?
    Why don't try to contact on phone to a local service provider they have the all info. required to go ahead.

    How long would it take in the hairdressers for a cut and a full head dye (one colour?) thanks?

    That depends on a lot of things: how long your hair is, how resistant it is (some people have hair that processes in 10 minutes, it takes so people an hour for that), and how complicated of a cut you are wanting. It can range from 45 minutes to 2 hours if your hair is really resistant.How long would it take in the hairdressers for a cut and a full head dye (one colour?) thanks?
    i would say at least 1 hour depending on the color and how much hair you have - it takes almost 2 hrs when i get full highlights and a cut

    What is hairdressers and shopping centre in spanish?

    I need to know what these words are for my homework tomorow thankyouWhat is hairdressers and shopping centre in spanish?
    Hairdressers: PELUQUEROS





    Shopping Centre: CENTRO COMERCIAL





    Best of luck





    ;)What is hairdressers and shopping centre in spanish?
    Hairdresser is Estilista de Cabello


    Shopping Center - Center Commercial De Compra or


    Centro De Tiendas
    Go on to Google, type in babelfish, select Alta Vista babel fish, type your words into the box, select what language you want to change it to, and press ';Translate';. And don't blame me if it turns out wrong - it's a bit like predictive texting!
    Hairdressers is peluqueros [male] or peluqueras [female]. Shopping center is Centro Comercial. My boyfriend told me. = ]
    Hairdressers = Peluqueros





    Shopping Centre = Centro de Compras
    Hi there,





    My Spanish is mainly Latin American, but here goes...





    Hairdresser = Peluqueria





    Shopping Center = Centro Commercial (lit. Commerical Center)





    If it's spanish homework your wanting help with then why not try the sites below, they might also give you a kick start and put you ahead of everyone else - who knows! Don QUijote will actually allow you to take a free online syllabus of spanish, you can work through the lessons at your own pace and you've got online activities etc.





    Buena Suerte - y tengas un buen dias!


    (Good Luck and have a nice day :O) )

    Why do hairdressers say not to use Pantene shampoo and conditoner?

    The pH of Pantene is higher than that of your hair and it has a relavent amount of wax in it that coats your hair and scalp.Why do hairdressers say not to use Pantene shampoo and conditoner?
    if you hair's PH is affected then you should always follow up with POROSITY control. This product balnces out your hair shaft;s ph. I use it you'd be amazed

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    Why do hairdressers say not to use Pantene shampoo and conditoner?
    because it's not good for your hair-no drug store brand products are, they dry out your hair and don't contain good ingredients
    Probably the silicone.
    has alcohol in it that will dry out hair
    they are jealous because pantene works better than they do
    It coats your hair with wax.
    Because it has alcohol in it and it dries ur hair just likr mine.
    it is a very good shampoo and it is the best shampoo for my curly hair. It doesn't make my hair dry
    no clue but i use pantine all the time.
    I have to go with the opinion that it's because it's not one of the products that they get paid to sell. I use Pantene and really like it.
    Extra oils to make hair shine but weighs it down - Sauve is the worst.
    cos they want to sell there oven stuff
    because they aren't paid enough to promote it?
    I used before and it all lies it never work.
    I use it,and have so far not encountered any drying results.you must take into account some ( and not all ) hairdressers get commission for selling in store products which usually are higher priced.
    no clue but i'll go with the alcohol answer thanx.
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  • Why do hairdressers think I care about their life story?

    Just cut my hair and shut up! I don't care about your love life, your finanical problems, or what a bad morning you had. I just want a good haircut and some peace and quiet to go along with it.Why do hairdressers think I care about their life story?
    I don't know, but if you figure out a way to make them shut up (or just have a nice, generalized talk about weather), PLEASE let me know. It seems that the worse their day has been, the harder they are when shampooing and brushing my hair. OUCH! And my eyebrows...I have had chunks of skin ripped of when they've had bad days!Why do hairdressers think I care about their life story?
    They are trying to make conversation.
    Just do what I do tell them either to please be quiet, say you have a headache, or use your IPod. lol sometimes i use a combo of all three..
    Just humor them I guess...a good barber will listen to the client talk.
    Really? I hate it when they're NOT talking.

    How much do you pay at the hairdressers?

    hey, was just wanting to know what everyone generally pays for there hairdressing services, i live in australia so if theres any aussies that could answer that would be great, thanksHow much do you pay at the hairdressers?
    hi jesse, i have short hair and i'm 50 and i have a base colour and 9 foils then cut and blowdry and i pay about $100. i live in sydney's west, my hairdresser is not in a big shopping centre.How much do you pay at the hairdressers?
    no worries hope you new business is a great sucess

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    Salons vary everywhere! In the Uk the adverage for a cut is: 拢5-拢40+! And colours from about 拢10-拢60+
    I usually pay about $25.00
    I live in America.


    I pay 100-120.00$
    25$ cut, wash and styled
    between 25 and 100 dollars depending on what i get done


    =]
    in greece i pay about 25 euro,means like ummm 35 dollars i think

    What should i ask for at the hairdressers?

    What should i ask for at the hairdressers if i want Selena Gomez hairWhat should i ask for at the hairdressers?
    Find the most recent photo of her and take it with you it helps a lot. Btu if not just explain that she has chocolate brown hair with light layers around the back and sides just for texture.also a swooping bang that can be blended in with curls if you should want to wear your hair backWhat should i ask for at the hairdressers?
    Take a picture with you of Selena Gomez and show her exactly what you want your hair to look like.
    print out a pic


    but add your own ideas to it


    if you feel the hair dresser is going slightly wrong stop them!
    print out a picture of her..

    Right hairdressers which style and colour should I go for?

    Here is a photo of me http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v119/a鈥?/a> what colour should I get and should I do my hair straight or wavy for glamour?Right hairdressers which style and colour should I go for?
    Hey! I think you should go chocolate brown, with lots of blonde highlights, and i think it should be wavey, give it some volume :)Right hairdressers which style and colour should I go for?
    I think a light redish color would look good on you. Also, dnt cut your hair short, keep it long, it will look good. And lastly, tke sme suggestions from the hairdresser. Afterall, its their field and they will be the best person to ask. Be happy and have a nice day :)
    I think a warm reddish brown would be nice. If you did your hair straight it would look fab :D

    Female hairdressers - do you use your nails on clients when you massage them when you wash their hair?

    if someone you keep massaging for a while cus it felt really nice would you keep doing it?Female hairdressers - do you use your nails on clients when you massage them when you wash their hair?
    no hairdressers shouldn't use their nails, they should use there fingers tips. no you should keep massaging just because it feels good they're other client that might need help.

    Is razoring a common term among hairdressers?

    like, if i went into any random hairdresser place and asked them to razor cut my hair, would they know what i mean?Is razoring a common term among hairdressers?
    If you were to come into my salon and ask me to razor cut your hair, I would sit you down, pull out my straight razor and proceed to cut your hair. I have several clients that like to have their hair cut with a razor.


    Razor cutting is a very common term and if you were to walk into a salon and ask for a razor cut and the hairstylist didn't know what you were talking about, you need to get up and leave.Is razoring a common term among hairdressers?
    yeah its common
    It's a common term, but not every stylist knows how to do it right. Go to someone with experience.
    They probably would; it's just a special kinda of scissors.
    Yes.
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