wish4length
Active Member
After hearing so much about it, I visited a Dominican Salon yesterday.
I can see why people who are against heat do not go to them, however I compared the visit to the Black American stylist I've personally gone to and the Dominican stylist I personally visited seems to be better.
I say that because I have thick hair and almost every stylist I've gone to in the past sits me under they dryer, blow dries it a little bit after, then styles it with a flat iron. That is a lot of heat!!
The Dominican stylist gave me what seems to be the "usual" roller set then blowdry style.
There was no additional heat or even last minute curling iron and my hair was lovely.
I don't go to the salon often and when I wash it at home, I let it air dry then throw it in a bun so, this seems to be good for my hair.
Just thought I would share my experience with others.
I can see why people who are against heat do not go to them, however I compared the visit to the Black American stylist I've personally gone to and the Dominican stylist I personally visited seems to be better.
I say that because I have thick hair and almost every stylist I've gone to in the past sits me under they dryer, blow dries it a little bit after, then styles it with a flat iron. That is a lot of heat!!
The Dominican stylist gave me what seems to be the "usual" roller set then blowdry style.
There was no additional heat or even last minute curling iron and my hair was lovely.
I don't go to the salon often and when I wash it at home, I let it air dry then throw it in a bun so, this seems to be good for my hair.
Just thought I would share my experience with others.