Weird. Wonder what's up with that. But I would stalk the school job postings.I really don't like the vibe I get once they see me in person. I remember I went to this small salon after talking to them on the phone. They were really eager and called me several times after I had missed their call. Then wanted to interview me that day. Since I was all dolled up that day I decided to make the trip to see them. When I got there they smiled and looked at each other. He said I need someone for the weekend I will call you back. Never heard from them again.
I would like to know if my hair would grow that long...then I'd cut it the heck off. Wash days would have me depressed. Shoulder blade length is more than enough for me.I saw this young lady in dunkin donuts with waist length hair. I want that to be a goal of mine. If I can achieve waist length hair in 2 years, I'd be very happy with myself.
Maybe one day I will be the Reneice of New York LOL I will keep on looking
New York???? Where?
Weird. Wonder what's up with that. But I would stalk the school job postings.
Do you have a portfolio of work done in school?
Well I live in LI but I want something in queens. I'm thinking cambria heights, laurelton, st Albans area. Farthest I'll go is Jamaica. But there is a lot of competition there.
I have an instagram and plenty of pictures. I just never put them up.
Your not even near the Whitestone. At buses go over the bridge. I know natural hair salons by me. One, I know she usually has students. The other, might just rent a chair and need a following. If you could rent a chair in an ethnic neighborhood, that might work. That may also be hard.
Oh wow, you haven't tried natural salons? Not sure why I assumed that's where you'd been applying.I don't want to travel too far away since I don't have a car yet. I might be open to going farther if I had some wheels.
@Saludable84 you just have me an idea! Maybe I should try visiting a few natural hair salons
I don't want to travel too far away since I don't have a car yet. I might be open to going farther if I had some wheels.
@Saludable84 you just have me an idea! Maybe I should try visiting a few natural hair salons
Oh wow, you haven't tried natural salons? Not sure why I assumed that's where you'd been applying.
Any particular reason why not?
It's only logical lol. No, seriously, try a few natural ones. You never know, it may work out better for you. Some of them allow you to rent a chair. A gamble but it can work in your favor. Anyone I've ever know to work in a salon rents a chair. I only ever knew one junior stylist (blk) in a white salon and she was just a wash and cutter.
Hey don't you sell yourself short DevaChan is a thriving natural hair business, and I doubt any of them can braid...at least not the stylists at the one I went to in Soho.The salons I have been applying at do natural hair but only straightening and relaxers. I did not think to try a salon that actually does natural hair without heat or chems. But I am not the best braider and I know I need more skills before I go into a natural salon.
The salons I have been applying at do natural hair but only straightening and relaxers. I did not think to try a salon that actually does natural hair without heat or chems. But I am not the best braider and I know I need more skills before I go into a natural salon.
The salons I have been applying at do natural hair but only straightening and relaxers. I did not think to try a salon that actually does natural hair without heat or chems. But I am not the best braider and I know I need more skills before I go into a natural salon.
I can mail you some 100% indigo from Henna Sooq on Tuesday, if you need it. No charge.Kinda sad this morning. I had wanted to simplify my routine and I guess I can't. Now that I have a ****load of indigo, I dunno. Might sell it on Ebay. I just can't do it. Didn't want the red tones. Henna doesn't bother my hair, it's the indigo. Wonder if I can swap it tho, I'd feel bad people are using something they think is 100% natural and they have possibly mixed some iron ores in it. I just don't want the RED because my hair will turn red in a min. since I was a sandy-red as a kid. But I have to go back to the box/Sally dye.
1. Color Oops today for the final strip
2. Ash toned color afterwards to cut the brassiness
Sigh.... Well, at least it won't take HOURS to cover the front strip of greys. Think I'm going to amla that are anyway because it starts growing back in darkish.
Thanks to @Sharpened and some other ladies who caught my post and got me thinking.
@Napp, I just wanted to send wonderful and strong job-obtaining vibes your way. My old stylist used to work half the time in JC Penny's and half the time in someone else's personal salon. My old stylist has been doing hair for decades and could go no treat-right from JC Penny's. She COULD NOT STAND that JC Penny's salon, its "stank" policies (as she put it IIRC), and the folks working there. It might just be a blessing in DISGUISE that the JC Penny thing didn't go well at the moment. Perhaps that is making room for a much better situation. Maybe you are blessed that JC Penny's doesn't know who it let walk away.
While you are job searching and interviewing, can you get one of those natural hair mannequins on which to practice braiding? I bet your braiding skills are of the nature where they will improve REAL FAST with a moderate amount of practice.
I, on the other hand, need serious intervention in that department . . . but I digress . . .
If you want, I'll text my natural hair stylist (she's kind of "famous" as far as that goes) and see if she'll talk with you to give you pointers. She is the sweetest person on the planet!!! She takes time for people. She is now being courted to provide natural hair seminars. She's been doing this for a long while, and she started off -- of course -- just like you: at school with little experience. Now she's big time. I see this for you, totally. 100 % .
I can mail you some 100% indigo from Henna Sooq on Tuesday, if you need it. No charge.