Whoops! MY bad!!!

[reachbree]

I just called a salon I have an appointment with on this friday. I needed to reschedule my consultation but we didnt have time so she asked me several questions over the phone of which one being, "What texture of hair do you have"? I naturally (atleast it felt that way) answered, "3c" her reaction was "HUH???" "wait what?, what is that" I said "Im sorry you asked for my hair texture right? 3c" She said, "I mean is it curly, wavy......" I just said "curly"

....i think ive been spending too much time on these boards Im too embarassed to even make my appointment now, I guess I misunderstood her question?? i dunno. I dont expect everyone to know the #'s and letters, but stylist....

 

[AllAboutMoi]

Funny, just make sure you leave the LHCF language at the door when you go. Don't go in there talking about pre-poos, co-washing and using MN on you hair. LOL!!

 

[clever]

this made me

 

[ceebee3]

LOL! You really have to be careful with hairboard language. I find myself slipping sometimes as well.

I don't know any stylists in real life who use the hair typing system.

 

[isabella09]

That's funny

 

[NubianCurls]

that is funny yet I think all hair stylist should learn this language I mean honestly we might know more about hair than those stylist who don't research and experiment but then they know more about styling lol

 

[beans4reezy]

Not too many people understand LHCF talk. I slipped up and said 4b during a conversation with my sister, and I was going to be explain but was like, *sigh*, "Oh, forget it."

 

[Ronnieaj]

Yeah, I'd leave the typing system at the door! Especially since we on the hair boards created 3c, 4c, c-napp, etc., we really can't expect them to know! I have to watch myself a lot too, so I know the feeling !

 

[loolalooh]

LOL. This put a smile on my face.

 

[Geminigirl]

Awww its not that embarassing. She doesn't even know what you were talking about.

I slip up sometimes myself. OH how I wish I had someone to talk hair with IRL.