charmtreese
Well-Known Member
I really like my current stylist. I only see her about 3 times a year for touch-ups, but I've noticed that when she smooths out the relaxer she gets a lot of it on my previous relaxed hair. The last time I paid her a visit I was about 15 weeks post, so I know she had some work on her hands, but I was cringing in my seat when I saw how far she was pulling the relaxer through. It covered about 4 inches of hair. Now I know I had some NG but not 4 inches of it.
I really dont want to change stylist, so I wanted to know of a nice way to tell her to keep the creamy crack on the NG only please!
This is what of was thinking of saying:
1. Hey (stylist name) since my hair is kindof thin can you keep the relaxer on the NG so I can have more volume?
2. Im a little paranoid about relaxing previous relaxed hair, so can you keep it on the NG please?
BTW: in the past she has been good at listening to my concerns. I always ask her to relax my hair line and nape last since the hair their seems to be weaker and she does with no problem. But I hate to appear bossy or like Im a know it all!
So, my question is how do you get your stylist to do what you want without looking like a drill sargeant?
I really dont want to change stylist, so I wanted to know of a nice way to tell her to keep the creamy crack on the NG only please!
This is what of was thinking of saying:
1. Hey (stylist name) since my hair is kindof thin can you keep the relaxer on the NG so I can have more volume?
2. Im a little paranoid about relaxing previous relaxed hair, so can you keep it on the NG please?
BTW: in the past she has been good at listening to my concerns. I always ask her to relax my hair line and nape last since the hair their seems to be weaker and she does with no problem. But I hate to appear bossy or like Im a know it all!
So, my question is how do you get your stylist to do what you want without looking like a drill sargeant?
And I kept saying, "it doesn't matter, the roots aren't wet."
