Comments on: How far would you travel to see your hairdresser? http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/ Pro and Professional for your involvement Mon, 07 Jul 2008 05:44:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Judith Slater http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-338 Judith Slater Sun, 21 Oct 2007 01:08:37 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-338 Sorry, But i don't think it is worth it to drive 2hours and spend money on gas, i think you will find a great hairdresser to suit ur needs :) Sorry, But i don’t think it is worth it to drive 2hours and spend money on gas, i think you will find a great hairdresser to suit ur needs :)

]]> By: Kallie Brown http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-337 Kallie Brown Thu, 18 Oct 2007 15:46:48 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-337 ...that was my case. I was living in Kissimme, and I ended moving to West Palm Beach because of my job. At the beginning I used to travel every 6 weeks to get my hair done in Kissimmee with my hairdresser there. Every time I traveled my haircut cost about $150.00, which included gas & tolls and the haircut & tips for the hairdresser. My staying there was free because I have a sister that lives there. I got to a point that I could afforded anymore, and start looking for a hairdresser in my area. No one did my hair like my hairdresser in Kissimmee. It has been almost 7 yrs since I moved from Kissimmee to West Palm Beach, and I haven't find a good hairdresser. So once in a while I still go to Kissimmee to have my hair done the way I like it. At the present moment I am unemployed, and looking forward to move back to Kissimmee just to be near my hairdresser. The hair to me is my presentation to the world.... Good luck! …that was my case. I was living in Kissimme, and I ended moving to West Palm Beach because of my job. At the beginning I used to travel every 6 weeks to get my hair done in Kissimmee with my hairdresser there. Every time I traveled my haircut cost about $150.00, which included gas & tolls and the haircut & tips for the hairdresser. My staying there was free because I have a sister that lives there. I got to a point that I could afforded anymore, and start looking for a hairdresser in my area. No one did my hair like my hairdresser in Kissimmee. It has been almost 7 yrs since I moved from Kissimmee to West Palm Beach, and I haven’t find a good hairdresser. So once in a while I still go to Kissimmee to have my hair done the way I like it. At the present moment I am unemployed, and looking forward to move back to Kissimmee just to be near my hairdresser. The hair to me is my presentation to the world…. Good luck!

]]> By: Demetrius Atkinson http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-336 Demetrius Atkinson Thu, 18 Oct 2007 14:39:04 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-336 I'm a hairdresser and I don't blame you at all for this question. My idea is that if you really like your stylist and you would consider driving 2 hours, then try this. Will it be in a place that has a lot if things to do? Is there a shopping mall or something fun to do in the area that your stylist is going? If thats the case, maybe go on a saturday (if she is available on Satrudays) with a friend and get your hair done and make it a fun trip. Go to a fun restaurant or something so you wont feel as guilty. If you decide it's too much gas and too far, then go on and look up reviews on local salons. You can enter in the distance from where you are and all sorts of salons with user reviews will give you a good idea on where you should go. Hope this helps and sorry for the loss of your hairdresser... : ( PS- yes I'm sure you would find someone else closer to you who knows how to highlight your hair the same way or even better. Highlighting hair is a very high demanded service and many many stylists can do a great job! I’m a hairdresser and I don’t blame you at all for this question.

My idea is that if you really like your stylist and you would consider driving 2 hours, then try this. Will it be in a place that has a lot if things to do? Is there a shopping mall or something fun to do in the area that your stylist is going? If thats the case, maybe go on a saturday (if she is available on Satrudays) with a friend and get your hair done and make it a fun trip. Go to a fun restaurant or something so you wont feel as guilty.

If you decide it’s too much gas and too far, then go on and look up reviews on local salons. You can enter in the distance from where you are and all sorts of salons with user reviews will give you a good idea on where you should go.

Hope this helps and sorry for the loss of your hairdresser… : (

PS- yes I’m sure you would find someone else closer to you who knows how to highlight your hair the same way or even better. Highlighting hair is a very high demanded service and many many stylists can do a great job!

]]> By: Carmen Beech http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-335 Carmen Beech Tue, 16 Oct 2007 08:58:05 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-335 2 of my best friends studied hairdressing and i was amazed to see how many models they required for classes. they also did a lot of friends' hair as well as mine. they really get a lot of practice during their studying years and they were all immediately employed straight after that at minimum wage at top hairsalons even though they delivered a high standard of work. but it also depends on ur relationship with ur current hairdresser. no one, no matr how well skilled, can replace that. remember you can always reverse bad results of a bad colouring job, but not a bad cut. so u can take the chance with colouring and get away with it. 2 of my best friends studied hairdressing and i was amazed to see how many models they required for classes. they also did a lot of friends’ hair as well as mine. they really get a lot of practice during their studying years and they were all immediately employed straight after that at minimum wage at top hairsalons even though they delivered a high standard of work.

but it also depends on ur relationship with ur current hairdresser. no one, no matr how well skilled, can replace that.

remember you can always reverse bad results of a bad colouring job, but not a bad cut. so u can take the chance with colouring and get away with it.

]]> By: Cade 30 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-334 Cade 30 Sat, 13 Oct 2007 15:48:15 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-334 20 minutes drive time. No more. Be on the lookout for good cuts or good color - whatever it was that made you like her so much. You're looking for a good colorist - and not every one is good... so get recommendations by asking people whose color you like. 20 minutes drive time. No more. Be on the lookout for good cuts or good color – whatever it was that made you like her so much. You’re looking for a good colorist – and not every one is good… so get recommendations by asking people whose color you like.

]]> By: Simone Harding http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-333 Simone Harding Thu, 11 Oct 2007 22:55:59 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-333 i don't think it'd be worth it driving for two hours. im sure if you look you can find a good if not great hairdresser who can do your hair. i don’t think it’d be worth it driving for two hours. im sure if you look you can find a good if not great hairdresser who can do your hair.

]]> By: Vicente Rushton http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-332 Vicente Rushton Thu, 11 Oct 2007 21:38:00 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-332 i wouldnt do it....th most i would drive is an hour to a hairdressor you should have her find you a new hairdressor that she recomends so that you know you get someone good i wouldnt do it….th most i would drive is an hour to a hairdressor
you should have her find you a new hairdressor that she recomends so that you know you get someone good

]]> By: Steve Rooney http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-331 Steve Rooney Mon, 08 Oct 2007 20:01:42 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-331 i wouldnt drive almost 2 hours to see the hairdresser. that's too much of an inconvenience. i dont know if everyone can do highlights the way youre talking about, but it wouldnt hurt to look around. maybe you can ask some friends to refer you to someone they go to i wouldnt drive almost 2 hours to see the hairdresser. that’s too much of an inconvenience. i dont know if everyone can do highlights the way youre talking about, but it wouldnt hurt to look around. maybe you can ask some friends to refer you to someone they go to

]]> By: Alvaro Kitching http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/comment-page-1/#comment-330 Alvaro Kitching Sun, 07 Oct 2007 10:11:22 +0000 http://www.p-r-o.co.uk/how-far-would-you-travel-to-see-your-hairdresser/#comment-330 gas costs to much to drive that far. I assure you that you can find a new stylist that does your hair how you want it. gas costs to much to drive that far. I assure you that you can find a new stylist that does your hair how you want it.

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