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Businiess name:
Rudy's Barber Shop
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Review by:
Chris D.
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Review content:
As you can see from my photos, I'm not the most fashion-forward guy in Seattle. But when my team at the office asked for a little incentive for hitting an upcoming deadline, somehow I found myself signed up for a platinum dye job. So sure enough, they hit the date, and all of a sudden I need to figure out just what's required to turn my brown-turning-gray hair into a shocking white mop.
I don't know too many men who dye their hair, but almost every woman I know has done it at least once, and many make it a regular thing. When I asked them if I could do it myself, the unanimous feedback was NO WAY! So, not eager to find myself in the hands of a fancy-pants salon, I did what any self-respecting Seattlite would do and called Rudy's.
Their Fremont store was booked for the day so they sent me over to their Phinney Ridge location, and that turned out to be a lucky break. Turns out they have a great color specialist at the Phinney store - her name is Stefanie, if I remember correctly - and she did an amazing job, first by helping me understand how the whole process would work, then by picking a dye color that would prevent me from looking dead (or like Billy Idol), and finally by patiently working with me for the TWO HOURS it took to actually get the job done.
I keep my hair pretty short, so the dye job is mostly grown out already. But for a while there the teachers at my son's school we're calling out "hey, it's Brad Pitt" every time I walked in the door to drop him off, and that alone was worth the $100...
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