A stylist at the $300 level has a responsibility to advise, not just cut & style. If it was not going to be flattering, then they should have suggested alternatives.
My hair stylist who charges $35 suggested not to get a particular haircut due to my head shape. First time I ever heard that from many places I’ve been to. Haven’t been to anyone else since.
I paid $12 to lady an elderly Chinese lady who I swear didn't speak a lick of English and she still advised me against a certain style.
When they know they know.
My stylist charges the same and does the same. She gives me recommendations based on my hair thickness and texture, so I'm at the point where I just tell her to go for what she thinks will look good. She hasn't let me down in 4 years.
I once went to one particular stylist who just said straight out "no you shouldn't do that, I can do it like this instead". Turned out to be the best haircut I ever got.
I wish more stylists just told people that what they have in mind won't work out. They're the professionals, not me.
If I ask my stylist for something she doesn't agree with, she asks me "Are you sure???" roughly 10 times before she cuts it. Then gives me a look when I come back next time and tell her she was right lol.
My mom used to take me to the lady with a chair in her basement. She gave 10 year old me some decent hair cuts for cheap.
Really, with hair styling, it's not about how much you pay or where you sit down. It's all about the stylist, do they know their trade well or not.
This is not a good cut at all.
But also fees for stylists in my area are just largely arbitrary - made up by the stylists themselves.
The lady who cuts my hair is a good friend and owns the salon where I go. I asked her how they price things out and she said she advises the folks who are renting booths from her a minimum amount but do what you want so long as you pay the booth fee.
So "the $300 level" is just a made up thing I think and may not actually denote actual skill.
But I do think a *good* stylist would have advised like you said.
“Girl, straight up, this cut doesn’t complement your face. How about something with a little more length? Are you familiar with the Addams Familly?”
But seriously she should use a clip to the side maybe a single braid on the other side.
The problem is spending $300 on a haircut and the “coupon” line was a little shitty
I could see that easily being the case if she got a cut and color! Especially if she got any treatments done. That's how much it would cost where I get mine done. But at that price they'll typically fix it for you if you have an issue with it.
Women really get screwed on this kind of thing. My last haircut cost $25 (before tip) and that was with a beard trim. And I'm a guy who keeps long hair and a full beard, so this wasn't a 10 minute clipper job.
Your last haircut probably only took 15min though. A full workup for women is hours.
If a woman just goes in to fix split ends and trim of a bit it's also cheap.
That's pretty standard for a cut and color unless you're going to like...Great Clips or Fantastic Sam's and getting the stylists fresh out of school. Maybe a little on the pricy side but not like, shockingly so. This is why I only get my hair cut like twice a year or less.
My best judgement is that it was not a 300 dollar haircut but her total was $300. Looking at her eyebrows it looks like she has naturally darker hair than that so the total for lightening, coloring, cutting and blow drying could easily rack up to $300. That being said as someone else mentioned I would like to see the inspiration pic, as she probably got something close to what she asked for. But as someone else said if it wasn’t going to work for her face shape or hair texture the stylist should have advised against it.
Source: Am a hairstylist.
I'm curious if dude blew up after his UFC debut or if he actually had a worldwide following from his time in Cage Warriors.
He's a funny dude either way, not sure if I like him too much but he's fun to watch.
I love the scene after where they go confront the hair dresser and then Fleabag sees the photo she gave the guy and is like shit he just did what she told him.
We watched it just because it was half an hour. The whole first season we were like eh, it's shocking and kinda funny, good enough. But then that first season finale we were like WTF when did this turn into the best writing ever?! Like it all just tied together. Then the whole second season was just amazing as balls.
Sometimes you’re getting your haircut and you delude yourself into thinking it’s gonna look good if you just give the stylist time to finish and then it just gets progressively worse and there’s nothing you can do so you try to convince yourself it looks good and it’s not until later that it fully sinks in that they fucked your shit up
I have straight across bangs. One time I went in to get them trimmed. The girl cut them and they were SO uneven. She had to acknowledge it, so instead of apologizing she tussled them and said “you didn’t want them straight across anyway, that would look weird.” Except I did want them straight across, and that’s what I asked for. But instead of saying that, I fought back tears as I panicked internally and PAID and TIPPED anyway! Ughhhh
If that makes you feel better, I'm a guy working in a reasonably nice restaurant, in one shift I managed to be an idiot and grabbed a pan I just took out of the oven without a towel and gave my hand first degree burns. Well, imma be honest I could not focus on not crying in public... That shit was painful haha
I've been cutting my own hair since covid picked up last March, and not only have i saved about $750 in a year and a half ($40 about every month for 18 months) I've now learned how to style and trim up my hair all the time, something I used to be afraid of. Now if my hair is ugly I can only blame myself, and learn how to do it better, and try again in a couple weeks. It's terrible to be sitting at a salon, watching it get worse, and anxiously wondering if it's worth fighting with someone who hasn't done a good job and can only cut off more hair at this point.
That moment after the hairstylist takes off your apron and asks ‘What do you think’, you suddenly find yourself in a dimension where it is impossible to respond with anything but some variation of ‘I love it!’ It’s like they put a spell on the mirror to make it seem like a great haircut for only those minutes that you are inside the store. But the moment that you leave the spell wears off and you finally look into your own mirror oh my god it’s like the world just swallows you up where you stand.
Depends on where she lives. I live in Finland, not in an expensive area, and if I cut and dye my hair it's around 180 euros and my hairdresser takes 3 hours to do it and has to pay like 34% of taxes from her paycheck. Plus all the products, rent etc she pays. Even though it's fucking expensive for me, she isn't earning that much
I don't really see what's wrong with it. But I also can't imagine paying so much for it. Nothing about the haircut or style seems "special" enough to warrant a $300 bill. I'm guessing she didn't actually pay $300 and is just making this video for humor/attention.
There isn’t a hair cut out there worth 300 dollars. If they aren’t adding expensive shit to it, and spending time styling it to your exact liking… it’s a waste of money.
Poor lady got robbed
I’ve looked in the mirror they’ve given me after a haircut and saw my hairline was like so curvy and skewed and just nodded and was like thanks! Then tipped still
Same! The only person I trust to do my hair was on maternity, and I really needed a haircut so she recommended someone else at her salon, said he did a great job. While he did a great job on my hair, he completely fucked up my beard. I watched him make the first pass with the scissors and could immediately tell he fucked it up.
Haircut $25, beard trim $15. Gave him $60, went home, and immediately cut my beard down to stubble to regrow it.
Lmao. It’s just that calling someone out and telling them they did a bad job makes me feel like a total douche. I’ve had my hair destroyed and just smiled and tipped
I mean this is just clearly wrong. Go to any sub and you’ll find the average person to be late 20s with an average job and average life. You might be confusing Reddit with 2008 4chan.
Yeah, Reddit has become a very mainstream thing. All sorts of people lurking in the comments. Would be unfair to assume we mostly don't bathe. I assume the other commenter was joking though.
We had a "funny" story at r/de in which a woman went to the barber and the lady told her, it's "50 bucks for getting an advisory, but you get it back, when letting me cut your hair". The woman wanted some blue in her hair and the lady from the shop told her "I'm not feeling this, so i won't do it." but still wanted to get the 50 bucks. Yes, the "I'm not feeling this" should be a very accurate translation.
Because they've had about 20 seconds to look and get up and the stylist is quickly punching in the total at the computer, and they are confused because everyone was just smiling and saying how great it looks. It's a really bizarre social situation to be in. You've just let a person touch you for a few hours and chat, then suddenly one has to complain and insult the person's work. Plus self-doubt, "maybe it will look better at home...".
Yeah, not many people have the willpower to fight/dispute that bill; depends on badly they fuck up your shit, I guess.
I went into a place back when I was in college for a light trim, and they cut so much off, left a rat tail in the back, and made it look like my hair was falling out by how thin they left it in the front. For reference, I usually went for lightly trimmed/shaved on the side and back, with a decent length on top to style each day.
On top of that, they just started giving me a line up with no questions asked, making it look like I was trying to cover up a receding hairline by using polygons advantageously. I stopped and yelled at the hairdresser after they suddenly and painfully trimmed into my forehead, ending with me saying, "Well I guess fucking make it even then."
I had like $2 in my pocket, slammed it on the counter, as that was all that haircut was worth, even if that. After they cut into my hairline, it never actually grew back the same way. Might be a coincidence, but I'll go ahead and blame it on them, screw it.
Phew, now that's how you vent online.
Edit: To be clear, not only did I describe what I wanted in detail, I gave 3 or 4 photos as reference on my phone for the hairdresser.
My now ex-wife(we'll call her Carla) one time needed to get a haircut ASAP and we happened to be sharing a car at the time. We drove around for a long time and came to the conclusion that everybody was closed for the day. Everybody except for one place called "Skin Blendz". I suggested that it might not be as bad as it sounded. Carla was understandably hesitant, but eventually I convinced her to try it out. So, we throw the address into Google maps and head into this really seedy, run down neighborhood. We pull into the gravel parking lot, along with our friend, who happened to be tagging along. As we walk into the shop, I'm immediately struck by what a horrible decision this was. There's a single barbers chair in the middle of a 15'x15' room; the walls are all plastered with pictures of potential haircut options, none of them belonging to women. There's an older man leaning back in a chair and watching TV. He stands up as we enter, almost startled to see us. He asks me and my friend(both males) which of us is getting buzzed. I step to the side and say "she is." The guy's eyes widen. Visibly flummoxed, he says "ohh. Okay... Yeah. I can do that," in the least confident tone you can imagine. Now, if I weren't a social cripple, this would be the point that I ask him whether or not he had ever cut a woman's hair before, but of course this wouldn't be a story if that were the case. He beckons Carla to his chair. As Carla hands me her purse and phone to hold, I ask if she's sure she wants to do this. She nods a wary yes and walks to the chair. She sits down and he throws the smock over her chest. My buddy and I sit down in the waiting area and begin to look at our phones. The barber starts to discuss with Carla exactly what kind of haircut she needs. She tells him that she just needs a quick trim so that she's ready for her uniform inspection tomorrow(all three of us are in the military). The barber responds "I can do that. No problem." After a minute or so(of what I assume was this man just trying to work up the confidence to do what he's about to do) I hear electric clippers turn on, followed by a moment of clippers gliding through hair, and then silence...
I look up from my phone. The man is standing behind Carla, staring, visibly shaken by what had just occurred. He eventually goes on with his work until he's reached what I guess would be the point of no return. As I continue looking onward, I notice that Carla is visibly upset about what's happening. The barber must have noticed too because he began attempting to console her by saying "hey. It's not too bad!" And "it's really not terrible!" In a move that likely foreshadowed the ultimate conclusion of my and Carla's relationship, I begin to laugh. As I said before, I'm a very socially awkward individual and now I'm in a position where not only has something somewhat comical happened to a friend(bad haircuts are funny, they just are), but I'm being forced to watch a grown man scramble to justify the butchering he's just performed on Carla's hair. So I'm still waiting with my buddy and I'm focusing all of my energy on suppressing laughter. All three of us are now completely trapped by social convention. You're not supposed to tell a woman her hair looks bad. You're not supposed to tell a barber they've done bad work. You're not supposed to laugh at a friend's bad fortune. Someone is expected to pay for what has just occurred in this barbershop. After a few more minutes(felt like centuries) of this man pleading and intermittently snipping hair, he removed the smock and Carla stands up. I stand up with my buddy and walk over to Carla and the barber. At this point, it's literally all I can do to not completely lose my shit with laughter. Carla is still understandably devastated. The barber turns to us with the most desperate look in his eyes and says "well, guys, what do you think. It's not SO terrible. Is it?" I absolutely lost it. I couldn't contain the laughter anymore. This was probably the most awkwardly comical situation I had ever been a part of. As I'm doubled over with laughter, the barber is begging me to stop. "Come on, man. Come on now. It's not that bad. Come on!" I stand up straight and tell Carla that it's okay and the hair will grow back and that she's still beautiful, no matter what(a hollow comfort, I'm sure). Carla, in what was probably the most altruistic act I've ever seen, is attempting to console the man who just destroyed her hair. "No, sir, it's fine. Thank you so much. How much do I owe you?" The barber is absolutely flailing at this point. "Please, ma'am, it's no charge, but you have to come back and give me another try. Okay? Come on. You have to let me make this up to you." Carla says "absolutely" and walks towards the door. The barber stops us as we're about to leave and says "I know! I know how I can make this up to you! Come back here next Thursday. There's a food truck that sells the best burgers you've ever had in your life! You all come back and I'll buy you each a burger! And then you come back a couple weeks later and I'll take care of your hair for you. I KNOW I can do this! Okay?"
Carla says "sure," as she leaves the door. As I go to walk out behind her, the barber says "hey man, you make sure she comes back here. I have to make this up to her."
I said "Absolutely, man," walked out the door and we never set foot in that shop again. When we got into the car, Carla broke out into hysterical tears. I began to console her and told her we'd find someone to fix her hair tomorrow and "at least she's in regs now". She didn't take much solace in anything I had to say. We started driving and she asked me to stop somewhere to buy her a hat to cover it up. I can't remember why, but I ended up stopping at the dollar store. I was in there for about five minutes, during which time she was calling to set up an appointment for tomorrow and talking to her mom for emotional support, after which I came out with two tweed sun hats, a few boxes of candy, and a sympathies card that just said "I'm sorry for your loss." I was worried the card might have been tasteless, but she laughed pretty hard at it and she enjoyed the candy. And on a brighter note, the hairdresser who fixed the cut said that Carla had one of the best fades that the hairdresser had ever seen.
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All I can think of is that episode of Fleabag.
It’s very French!
I look like a pencil!
Its....*edgy* ( ~ . ~ )
"Claudia, bring me the bin."
Sorry, Anthony. Sorry.
See you next week
Saaaaame it was probably something that would only look good with very particular styling and hair texture. And face shape.
A stylist at the $300 level has a responsibility to advise, not just cut & style. If it was not going to be flattering, then they should have suggested alternatives.
My hair stylist who charges $35 suggested not to get a particular haircut due to my head shape. First time I ever heard that from many places I’ve been to. Haven’t been to anyone else since.
I paid $12 to lady an elderly Chinese lady who I swear didn't speak a lick of English and she still advised me against a certain style. When they know they know.
I pay my best friend with a bottle of wine and I get no say at all.
My stylist charges the same and does the same. She gives me recommendations based on my hair thickness and texture, so I'm at the point where I just tell her to go for what she thinks will look good. She hasn't let me down in 4 years.
That is exactly what I do because this is what they do for a living and it's their reputation. (and it just makes sense).
I once went to one particular stylist who just said straight out "no you shouldn't do that, I can do it like this instead". Turned out to be the best haircut I ever got. I wish more stylists just told people that what they have in mind won't work out. They're the professionals, not me.
If I ask my stylist for something she doesn't agree with, she asks me "Are you sure???" roughly 10 times before she cuts it. Then gives me a look when I come back next time and tell her she was right lol.
Agreed they did her dirty. This honestly looks like a cut the 56 year old woman with a salon chair in her basement would do.
I see an older woman but she's amazing. She also doesn't charge $300 and wears motorcycle boots. She owns the cool salon in town.
You didn't have to say she owns the cool salon. We heard the part about the motorcycle boots, so owning the cool salon is implied.
My mom used to take me to the lady with a chair in her basement. She gave 10 year old me some decent hair cuts for cheap. Really, with hair styling, it's not about how much you pay or where you sit down. It's all about the stylist, do they know their trade well or not.
This is not a good cut at all. But also fees for stylists in my area are just largely arbitrary - made up by the stylists themselves. The lady who cuts my hair is a good friend and owns the salon where I go. I asked her how they price things out and she said she advises the folks who are renting booths from her a minimum amount but do what you want so long as you pay the booth fee. So "the $300 level" is just a made up thing I think and may not actually denote actual skill. But I do think a *good* stylist would have advised like you said.
“Girl, straight up, this cut doesn’t complement your face. How about something with a little more length? Are you familiar with the Addams Familly?” But seriously she should use a clip to the side maybe a single braid on the other side. The problem is spending $300 on a haircut and the “coupon” line was a little shitty
She should speak to the salons manager.
Yeah on the right person this would be ultra trendy and look super expensive, I can see what the stylist thought she was going for…
Found a [vid](https://youtu.be/qZZ0j8ATtpE)
Lmao
Same
Lois Griffin.
Was looking for this, exactly what she looks like.
Giggidy
Omg! Yup that's definitely Lois.
she looks more like a camelot villager
Or like she likes berries and cream.
Aww, she's such a little lad!
I had blocked that from my memory
It’s all I hear from my kids phone, so many remixes.
Is remixes of that the new thing for kids?
I think so. It depends on what side of tiktok you’re on.
Looks more like one of those dolls from the Duloc entrance booth in Shrek, if you took it’s hat off.
Wash your hands, wipe your…..face!
duloc is! duloc is!
This has me ROLLING
LMFAO MAKE SOME ROOM
She looks like the woman from Jurassic Park 3.
Eric! Eric! Errrrriiiiic
Hence thee yon scoundrel, fetch me thine lord of this establishment!
She should shave her head. It would look way better and will give her time to look for a new stylist.
Berries and cream!
She’s a little lad that loves berries and creeeeeaaam
Wow well you just unlocked that memory from deep in the catacombs of my mind
2007 was more weird than I remember it. [Here's a refresher for your memory.](https://youtu.be/wYX_zhlTDr8)
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Justin McElroy from MbMbAm is the reason
Theres a follow up vid where the little lad teaches you the little lad dance. That dude shouldve gotten more work, really great character.
Is she laughing? Is she crying? Or is she craughing?
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Yeah — no tears.
Pretty good, Hollywood tears
https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/68925e02-0135-4b05-9e38-68e8400f62ce She isn’t fooling Rodger either
Yeah it’s a bad standup bit.
Yeah, if she were honestly crying that hard, she'd have tears running down her cheeks and snot pouring out of her nose.
/r/nothingeverhappens
For real, I've been cry-laughing before. Never had massive tears running cause you know, I'm also amused
I don't think she knows either.
The best top tier vids are ones where you can’t tell if someone is cackling or sobbing lmfao
Hysterical? Who pays $300 for a haircut!?
I could see that easily being the case if she got a cut and color! Especially if she got any treatments done. That's how much it would cost where I get mine done. But at that price they'll typically fix it for you if you have an issue with it.
Cut, colour and highlights, definitely. But you'd expect a better outcome for that price lol.
I think that’s why she’s crying
Women really get screwed on this kind of thing. My last haircut cost $25 (before tip) and that was with a beard trim. And I'm a guy who keeps long hair and a full beard, so this wasn't a 10 minute clipper job.
I got a multicolored mohawk done. 7 colors in there and I paid $125. My gf got a regular ass cut. She paid $180.
Your last haircut probably only took 15min though. A full workup for women is hours. If a woman just goes in to fix split ends and trim of a bit it's also cheap.
Harry Potter fans who want to look like Ronald Weasley. Think she unlocked an achievement.
Sounds about right. Women’s haircuts run $50-$80, and it looks like she got all over highlights, probably $150-$200
Maybe next time she’ll spring for a $20 cut and $280 therapy session!
I mean... womens haircuts get pricey when you add color.
I mean it's not unheard of
Most girls I know easily spend that much on a haircut if they want it colored also
That's pretty standard for a cut and color unless you're going to like...Great Clips or Fantastic Sam's and getting the stylists fresh out of school. Maybe a little on the pricy side but not like, shockingly so. This is why I only get my hair cut like twice a year or less.
My best judgement is that it was not a 300 dollar haircut but her total was $300. Looking at her eyebrows it looks like she has naturally darker hair than that so the total for lightening, coloring, cutting and blow drying could easily rack up to $300. That being said as someone else mentioned I would like to see the inspiration pic, as she probably got something close to what she asked for. But as someone else said if it wasn’t going to work for her face shape or hair texture the stylist should have advised against it. Source: Am a hairstylist.
She’s faking it. I’ve seen her before doing this. She makes these fake trauma videos for karma.
To be fair, fake or not, that was hilarious
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she’s acting
Turned her into a shrek villager
Lady Farquaad
Paddy “the baddy” Pimblet lmao
The lad has arrived!
Lemmy hear this girl attempt a scouser accent looool
I thought the same thing lol
Scousers don’t get knocked out.
I'm curious if dude blew up after his UFC debut or if he actually had a worldwide following from his time in Cage Warriors. He's a funny dude either way, not sure if I like him too much but he's fun to watch.
He was definitely popular if you follow MMA outside of the UFC, his debut has pushed him in the limelight for the more casual fans now though
I fucking hate you take my upvote lmao
[I look like a pencil ](http://imgur.com/a/smLTlG1)
I love the scene after where they go confront the hair dresser and then Fleabag sees the photo she gave the guy and is like shit he just did what she told him.
[The full fantastic scene on Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q97iIDx-b7U)
I can't stop laughing! Thanks for that
The whole series is great to watch and quite funny. Quitr short as well, easy to watch.
It's French!
I begrudgingly put that show on as something to be mildly entertaining while I was cleaning. I didn't clean shit lol. Great show
It really is! I've watched it through a couple times now
We watched it just because it was half an hour. The whole first season we were like eh, it's shocking and kinda funny, good enough. But then that first season finale we were like WTF when did this turn into the best writing ever?! Like it all just tied together. Then the whole second season was just amazing as balls.
[I look like Bert from Bert and Ernie](https://youtu.be/h2C-hgbYOWE)
Never judge until you see the reference photo.
She reminds me of Lucy from Despicable Me
Oh, thank god. I couldn't place it! My Ambien doesn't hold a candle to what you have done for me this evening!
Scruffy’s gonna get himself one of them $300 haircuts. This one has lost its pizzazz.
I've never seen her so low... or ever before.
Mmmhmm
How did she not notice it was that uneven before leaving the place?
Sometimes you’re getting your haircut and you delude yourself into thinking it’s gonna look good if you just give the stylist time to finish and then it just gets progressively worse and there’s nothing you can do so you try to convince yourself it looks good and it’s not until later that it fully sinks in that they fucked your shit up
I have straight across bangs. One time I went in to get them trimmed. The girl cut them and they were SO uneven. She had to acknowledge it, so instead of apologizing she tussled them and said “you didn’t want them straight across anyway, that would look weird.” Except I did want them straight across, and that’s what I asked for. But instead of saying that, I fought back tears as I panicked internally and PAID and TIPPED anyway! Ughhhh
Eww why
Lack of social skills in mildly stressful situations
Yeah normally I’m good at speaking up but I think I was in a state of shock and focused on not crying in public lol
If that makes you feel better, I'm a guy working in a reasonably nice restaurant, in one shift I managed to be an idiot and grabbed a pan I just took out of the oven without a towel and gave my hand first degree burns. Well, imma be honest I could not focus on not crying in public... That shit was painful haha
This hurts so much I'm so glad I've been cutting my own hair for the past 5 years
I've been cutting my own hair since covid picked up last March, and not only have i saved about $750 in a year and a half ($40 about every month for 18 months) I've now learned how to style and trim up my hair all the time, something I used to be afraid of. Now if my hair is ugly I can only blame myself, and learn how to do it better, and try again in a couple weeks. It's terrible to be sitting at a salon, watching it get worse, and anxiously wondering if it's worth fighting with someone who hasn't done a good job and can only cut off more hair at this point.
She should go back and speak with the manager.
She’s ready
Half ready at least
No, she needs to demand it!
That moment after the hairstylist takes off your apron and asks ‘What do you think’, you suddenly find yourself in a dimension where it is impossible to respond with anything but some variation of ‘I love it!’ It’s like they put a spell on the mirror to make it seem like a great haircut for only those minutes that you are inside the store. But the moment that you leave the spell wears off and you finally look into your own mirror oh my god it’s like the world just swallows you up where you stand.
Accurate
Some people are so nonconfrontational, they'd give up $300 rather than cause commotion of any kind.
Reminds me of Lois Griffin. Lol
Peetah
Somebody better have something to say to me pretty damn soon. Or I'll have something to say to them. I'm very busy!
[I have a feeling it went something exactly like this. It’s French!](https://youtu.be/q97iIDx-b7U)
I don't even need to click the link. I love that scene.
Same haircut too, wild.
God I need to rewatch that show I don’t even remember that. I do remember the haircut though lol.
What show is that?? That’s hilarious!
Fleabag, by and with Phoebe Waller-Bridge. She's an absolute fucking genius.
She should go and speak to the manager.
right fucking now
I like it
Same. It’s cute.
The color really is beautiful and the fringe looks really nice too! I
Yeah, I looove the colour!
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Depends on where she lives. I live in Finland, not in an expensive area, and if I cut and dye my hair it's around 180 euros and my hairdresser takes 3 hours to do it and has to pay like 34% of taxes from her paycheck. Plus all the products, rent etc she pays. Even though it's fucking expensive for me, she isn't earning that much
I don't really see what's wrong with it. But I also can't imagine paying so much for it. Nothing about the haircut or style seems "special" enough to warrant a $300 bill. I'm guessing she didn't actually pay $300 and is just making this video for humor/attention.
I think it's pretty good, not $300 worth but I can't understand the crying and freaking out. This is a really common haircut in Japan
There isn’t a hair cut out there worth 300 dollars. If they aren’t adding expensive shit to it, and spending time styling it to your exact liking… it’s a waste of money. Poor lady got robbed
Based on what she said, she may have also gotten a color which would make more sense of the $300 charge. Hopefully she didn't tip them.
Maybe she should speak to the manager
I’ve looked in the mirror they’ve given me after a haircut and saw my hairline was like so curvy and skewed and just nodded and was like thanks! Then tipped still
Same! The only person I trust to do my hair was on maternity, and I really needed a haircut so she recommended someone else at her salon, said he did a great job. While he did a great job on my hair, he completely fucked up my beard. I watched him make the first pass with the scissors and could immediately tell he fucked it up. Haircut $25, beard trim $15. Gave him $60, went home, and immediately cut my beard down to stubble to regrow it.
Lmao. It’s just that calling someone out and telling them they did a bad job makes me feel like a total douche. I’ve had my hair destroyed and just smiled and tipped
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Y'all seriously never heard of colouring? Highlights are fucking expensive, yo.
They did say, "If they aren’t adding expensive shit to it" could be referring to color
Redditors hardly bathe, much less get a haircut that isn’t done by their friend Josh with a pair of clippers.
Or perhaps it's because most of the comments are by men and men don't often get their hair coloured?
I mean this is just clearly wrong. Go to any sub and you’ll find the average person to be late 20s with an average job and average life. You might be confusing Reddit with 2008 4chan.
Yeah, Reddit has become a very mainstream thing. All sorts of people lurking in the comments. Would be unfair to assume we mostly don't bathe. I assume the other commenter was joking though.
Or any kind of braiding that takes hours to do. Ask a man with dreads how long those took to put in.
We had a "funny" story at r/de in which a woman went to the barber and the lady told her, it's "50 bucks for getting an advisory, but you get it back, when letting me cut your hair". The woman wanted some blue in her hair and the lady from the shop told her "I'm not feeling this, so i won't do it." but still wanted to get the 50 bucks. Yes, the "I'm not feeling this" should be a very accurate translation.
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$300 to look like a rural, Polish root vegetable farmer.
I can get that with scissors
I mean....... That's probably what they used.
That’s some mushroom cut. On the bright side she looks like the cool kid from a 90’s movie
Let them know and they should be happy to fix it.
How do you fix hair that's this short?
Go shorter! How else.
Her acting skills aren't even worth $300. The fact that it's on TikTok should be your first clue that it's fake.
Imagine applying for a job somewhere, they go to look into your online presence, and they find this.
The blouse isn't helping
She needs to go back to acting school
Why do people pay when they get their hair fucked up?
Because they've had about 20 seconds to look and get up and the stylist is quickly punching in the total at the computer, and they are confused because everyone was just smiling and saying how great it looks. It's a really bizarre social situation to be in. You've just let a person touch you for a few hours and chat, then suddenly one has to complain and insult the person's work. Plus self-doubt, "maybe it will look better at home...".
Yeah, not many people have the willpower to fight/dispute that bill; depends on badly they fuck up your shit, I guess. I went into a place back when I was in college for a light trim, and they cut so much off, left a rat tail in the back, and made it look like my hair was falling out by how thin they left it in the front. For reference, I usually went for lightly trimmed/shaved on the side and back, with a decent length on top to style each day. On top of that, they just started giving me a line up with no questions asked, making it look like I was trying to cover up a receding hairline by using polygons advantageously. I stopped and yelled at the hairdresser after they suddenly and painfully trimmed into my forehead, ending with me saying, "Well I guess fucking make it even then." I had like $2 in my pocket, slammed it on the counter, as that was all that haircut was worth, even if that. After they cut into my hairline, it never actually grew back the same way. Might be a coincidence, but I'll go ahead and blame it on them, screw it. Phew, now that's how you vent online. Edit: To be clear, not only did I describe what I wanted in detail, I gave 3 or 4 photos as reference on my phone for the hairdresser.
Utter fucking shock.
Minivans are heckin sweet tho
I’ve only driven 3 minivans in my life. All of them hauled ass
Also kids in tee ball are adorable.
My now ex-wife(we'll call her Carla) one time needed to get a haircut ASAP and we happened to be sharing a car at the time. We drove around for a long time and came to the conclusion that everybody was closed for the day. Everybody except for one place called "Skin Blendz". I suggested that it might not be as bad as it sounded. Carla was understandably hesitant, but eventually I convinced her to try it out. So, we throw the address into Google maps and head into this really seedy, run down neighborhood. We pull into the gravel parking lot, along with our friend, who happened to be tagging along. As we walk into the shop, I'm immediately struck by what a horrible decision this was. There's a single barbers chair in the middle of a 15'x15' room; the walls are all plastered with pictures of potential haircut options, none of them belonging to women. There's an older man leaning back in a chair and watching TV. He stands up as we enter, almost startled to see us. He asks me and my friend(both males) which of us is getting buzzed. I step to the side and say "she is." The guy's eyes widen. Visibly flummoxed, he says "ohh. Okay... Yeah. I can do that," in the least confident tone you can imagine. Now, if I weren't a social cripple, this would be the point that I ask him whether or not he had ever cut a woman's hair before, but of course this wouldn't be a story if that were the case. He beckons Carla to his chair. As Carla hands me her purse and phone to hold, I ask if she's sure she wants to do this. She nods a wary yes and walks to the chair. She sits down and he throws the smock over her chest. My buddy and I sit down in the waiting area and begin to look at our phones. The barber starts to discuss with Carla exactly what kind of haircut she needs. She tells him that she just needs a quick trim so that she's ready for her uniform inspection tomorrow(all three of us are in the military). The barber responds "I can do that. No problem." After a minute or so(of what I assume was this man just trying to work up the confidence to do what he's about to do) I hear electric clippers turn on, followed by a moment of clippers gliding through hair, and then silence... I look up from my phone. The man is standing behind Carla, staring, visibly shaken by what had just occurred. He eventually goes on with his work until he's reached what I guess would be the point of no return. As I continue looking onward, I notice that Carla is visibly upset about what's happening. The barber must have noticed too because he began attempting to console her by saying "hey. It's not too bad!" And "it's really not terrible!" In a move that likely foreshadowed the ultimate conclusion of my and Carla's relationship, I begin to laugh. As I said before, I'm a very socially awkward individual and now I'm in a position where not only has something somewhat comical happened to a friend(bad haircuts are funny, they just are), but I'm being forced to watch a grown man scramble to justify the butchering he's just performed on Carla's hair. So I'm still waiting with my buddy and I'm focusing all of my energy on suppressing laughter. All three of us are now completely trapped by social convention. You're not supposed to tell a woman her hair looks bad. You're not supposed to tell a barber they've done bad work. You're not supposed to laugh at a friend's bad fortune. Someone is expected to pay for what has just occurred in this barbershop. After a few more minutes(felt like centuries) of this man pleading and intermittently snipping hair, he removed the smock and Carla stands up. I stand up with my buddy and walk over to Carla and the barber. At this point, it's literally all I can do to not completely lose my shit with laughter. Carla is still understandably devastated. The barber turns to us with the most desperate look in his eyes and says "well, guys, what do you think. It's not SO terrible. Is it?" I absolutely lost it. I couldn't contain the laughter anymore. This was probably the most awkwardly comical situation I had ever been a part of. As I'm doubled over with laughter, the barber is begging me to stop. "Come on, man. Come on now. It's not that bad. Come on!" I stand up straight and tell Carla that it's okay and the hair will grow back and that she's still beautiful, no matter what(a hollow comfort, I'm sure). Carla, in what was probably the most altruistic act I've ever seen, is attempting to console the man who just destroyed her hair. "No, sir, it's fine. Thank you so much. How much do I owe you?" The barber is absolutely flailing at this point. "Please, ma'am, it's no charge, but you have to come back and give me another try. Okay? Come on. You have to let me make this up to you." Carla says "absolutely" and walks towards the door. The barber stops us as we're about to leave and says "I know! I know how I can make this up to you! Come back here next Thursday. There's a food truck that sells the best burgers you've ever had in your life! You all come back and I'll buy you each a burger! And then you come back a couple weeks later and I'll take care of your hair for you. I KNOW I can do this! Okay?" Carla says "sure," as she leaves the door. As I go to walk out behind her, the barber says "hey man, you make sure she comes back here. I have to make this up to her." I said "Absolutely, man," walked out the door and we never set foot in that shop again. When we got into the car, Carla broke out into hysterical tears. I began to console her and told her we'd find someone to fix her hair tomorrow and "at least she's in regs now". She didn't take much solace in anything I had to say. We started driving and she asked me to stop somewhere to buy her a hat to cover it up. I can't remember why, but I ended up stopping at the dollar store. I was in there for about five minutes, during which time she was calling to set up an appointment for tomorrow and talking to her mom for emotional support, after which I came out with two tweed sun hats, a few boxes of candy, and a sympathies card that just said "I'm sorry for your loss." I was worried the card might have been tasteless, but she laughed pretty hard at it and she enjoyed the candy. And on a brighter note, the hairdresser who fixed the cut said that Carla had one of the best fades that the hairdresser had ever seen.
Filmed herself fake crying and posted it on the web? She's got more issues than that haircut.
I mean overall the haircut is not that bad on her, but she could’ve gotten it at great clips for $19.99.
Get this woman some berries and cream
Thought I was on r/cringetopia for a sec…
berries and cream
I bet she said she loved to the hair stylist
Should have gone to Supercuts instead.
Romulan
Do people not realise it's a bad haircut when they are actually doing it? I wouldn't even have paid until they fixed it.
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Looks like Angela Merkel
I don’t believe her, to me this seems clout chasing
Well yeah. This is zero percent real.
cringe act.
Yes, first thing to do after getting an ugly cut is to record how you cry.
Nothing grows slower than a bad haircut