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I had long dense dark hair and was tired of being suffocated by the summer heat. Decided to do a search on the web, hoping to find a good stylist verses the bootleg one I?ve been going to in Chinatown. I found this site like you the reader, read comments and was convinced Janet was that ?raising star? When I arrived I met Janet very down to earth individual who listened to what I wanted and assured me that the picture I had brought would complement my features. \r
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She started snipping and I wasn?t nervous about losing three inches because I honestly believed she knew what she was doing. After twenty minutes I noticed Janet has no technique. She?s not very confident with the scissors as the China man I?ve known for years. I sensed her nervousness and I started to fidget, her conversations started to become more personal guess she was trying to compensate. I started wondering where this hair cut was going because it did not resemble the pix. I left with a blunt hair cut I could have gotten from a barber shop, or a novice who finished a course on haircut 101.\r
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Once the cut was done I was hoping that blow-drying would give it volume and texture, I have so much hair it was definitely possible. She started the blow-drying soon enough she called one of her employees to do the task. She chooses to clean the empty parlor and answer calls. The young chap had no clue how to hold the dryer he would aim the nozzle at himself, feeling the hot dry heat at his eyes and lips.\r
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At first I thought my expectations were too high, but then I realized I pay MY China man $40 and I paid her $140? If I?d been given the option to pay her what I believe was hard earned it would be $30. \r
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Makes me wonder if any of these comments are real.\r
Pros: Very down to earth
Cons: Pricey
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