CarLiTa
Well-Known Member
RANT:
Why is it so hard for a Black woman in this city?!
Why is it that the most easily-accessible salons in this city charge you an arm and a leg to do your hair?!
This girl had very lush-looking hair and I asked her where she gets her hair done b/c the mist made my expand a little
She told me about this place and gave me a 25% off referral card.
I called them and set up an appointment. Then I'm thinking... I don't even know how much they charge! So I call back and ask what's the range for what I am getting done: a wash, set, and blowout.
This woman tells me that the STARTING price is $60!
$60?! for a wash and set?!

Danggit. U know I didn't show up to my appointment?
I am really looking for another place.
I found a couple of places nearby, but I really don't want to go somewhere where I will waste my money.
I am 11 months post and recently cut my hair to my collarbone. At this point, in some places, I just have 3" of natural hair at most. I want my hair to be done in a way that it looks super full.
Right now, it might look like my hair could be handled by just anybody, but I NEED an effective blowout. I can't go to any old place. I stopped by somewhere where they told me "oh yeah we do blowouts" and it's a bunch of Haitian women. I have found that Haitian stylists do NOT know how to do blowouts like the kind I need. (nothing against Haitians, I am one too
)
PLUS, they had a jar of DAX grease in there, and I thought hm... heck no
erplexed
I see this Portuguese (me thinks) place nearby, and I think I am going to stop by there and get some info.
RANT OFF.
But if you have recommendations, PLEASE let me know!
MonicaTodd charges WAY TOO MUCH. Spent $85 in there once and I did NOT even get a relaxer. On my college budget, they have the nerve to ask me if I want to live a tip.
Liz's Haircare doesn't blowdry, and I need my entire head of hair blowdried. I have nearly 6 inches of natural hair.
Please help
Why is it so hard for a Black woman in this city?!
Why is it that the most easily-accessible salons in this city charge you an arm and a leg to do your hair?!
This girl had very lush-looking hair and I asked her where she gets her hair done b/c the mist made my expand a little

She told me about this place and gave me a 25% off referral card.
I called them and set up an appointment. Then I'm thinking... I don't even know how much they charge! So I call back and ask what's the range for what I am getting done: a wash, set, and blowout.
This woman tells me that the STARTING price is $60!
$60?! for a wash and set?!


Danggit. U know I didn't show up to my appointment?

I am really looking for another place.
I found a couple of places nearby, but I really don't want to go somewhere where I will waste my money.
I am 11 months post and recently cut my hair to my collarbone. At this point, in some places, I just have 3" of natural hair at most. I want my hair to be done in a way that it looks super full.
Right now, it might look like my hair could be handled by just anybody, but I NEED an effective blowout. I can't go to any old place. I stopped by somewhere where they told me "oh yeah we do blowouts" and it's a bunch of Haitian women. I have found that Haitian stylists do NOT know how to do blowouts like the kind I need. (nothing against Haitians, I am one too

PLUS, they had a jar of DAX grease in there, and I thought hm... heck no

I see this Portuguese (me thinks) place nearby, and I think I am going to stop by there and get some info.
RANT OFF.
But if you have recommendations, PLEASE let me know!
MonicaTodd charges WAY TOO MUCH. Spent $85 in there once and I did NOT even get a relaxer. On my college budget, they have the nerve to ask me if I want to live a tip.
Liz's Haircare doesn't blowdry, and I need my entire head of hair blowdried. I have nearly 6 inches of natural hair.
Please help
