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Sally Ann Smith
12-03-2008, 12:59 AM
Hair dressing
Have any girls ever visited a salon. I have been growing my hair for about 3 years but it has gone frizy with lots of dead ends.
Im having a bad hair day.
I have to do somthing soon but what and where? Any ideas? Going shoping dressed is just part of Sallys life, but hair dressing is very personal experiance and just a little scary,:)

Rose Marie
12-03-2008, 01:27 AM
Hair dressing
Have any girls ever visited a salon. I have been growing my hair for about 3 years but it has gone frizy with lots of dead ends.
Im having a bad hair day.
I have to do somthing soon but what and where? Any ideas? Going shoping dressed is just part of Sallys life, but hair dressing is very personal experiance and just a little scary,:)




What kind of hair brush do you use.?.. dont use a plastic one,, try using a wooden brush with metel teeth,,,it stops the static that causes hair frizz

this is really important when brushing wigs,, especially synthetic ones,, one sure way to quickly ruin a wig

jacqui
12-03-2008, 01:59 AM
well if any help the hairdressers i use is very very good and not bad prices claire is very good with all sorts of hair first time in 3 years i have had my hair done properly and she can use a razor which my hair needs no one has been able to do that it is called house of hair trust me she is good never had so many compliments since she been doing mine
jac

Linzi
12-03-2008, 04:49 PM
I've got a very good hairdresser who looks after my hair. Unfortunately when it goes in for "Maintenance" this can take anything up to a couple of days!.........:eek:

Fortunately for me, I can just simply drop it off!.....:D...........

One "advantage" I suppose!......;)

Lynda Collins
12-03-2008, 06:35 PM
Can recommend Daren's hair stylist here in blackpool for those dead ends and advise... as your here for the weekend. tel: 01253 441000 if you want to make appointment, mention renaissance and me ...... [on second thoughts he might charge you more]
No he's alright

Rose Marie
12-03-2008, 08:12 PM
Can recommend Daren's hair stylist here in blackpool for those dead ends and advise... as your here for the weekend. tel: 01253 441000 if you want to make appointment, mention renaissance and me ...... [on second thoughts he might charge you more]
No he's alright

is that the one near the town hall lynda? on the street with all the cafes were you can sit outside. If it is,, i have been there..he was lovely and so were the girls working there,, i left one of my wigs with him,,,,so he could cut it down and style it a bit... originaly he quoted me 10 pounds but when i went to collect it he said forget the charge,,, apparently one of the girls wore it so he could cut it propley:)

Lynda Collins
12-03-2008, 08:19 PM
Yes it is rose but, Darren is now at 10 Edward Street

Sally Ann Smith
09-04-2008, 04:14 PM
For all those girls who have there own hair
I can recomend Darens salon

It was nice to be pampered. and he did a realy good job on my hair aswell
He turned my frizy mop into a realy nise feminin style i came out a differant girl. It was amazing what a new hair style can do for a girls confidence

Yes I did go as Sally. walking into town from the Gynway :):)
A fantastic experiance

Sally

kim swanheart
20-06-2008, 03:09 PM
Corrine Calvert on Church Street is excellent,Been going there for 6 years very T friendly lady