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Ways to cut that salon bill!

Tuesday, July 07, 2009

Looking to get a haircut, highlights, or a dye but just can’t fork over that large salon bill? Well I have some great money saving places to go! Check out the Aveda Institute or the Paul Mitchell School to get your tresses taken care of. Just contact the school and set up an appointment with one of their near graduating students for an affordable new look. I’ve tried this myself and have saved $$$, a haircut and highlights was around $80 and looked salon professional. What do you think, would you go to a school to get your hair done? Do you have any budget hair tips? Let’s hear them.
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sunshinehalo wrote:
1) 7/7/2009 4:07:22 PM
I learned how to cut my own hair. I use high quality drug store boxed haircolor/highlights. I get tons of tips from my friends on what works for them and get their opinions on colors and cuts. There's really no telling how much money I've saved just by doing everything myself.
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need-a-dye wrote:
2) 7/7/2009 4:52:20 PM
I <3 this idea! I will surely try it out. Thanx soo much elf for once again saving me money!!!!
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KrystalBall wrote:
3) 7/7/2009 6:10:57 PM
I'm 25 and I've never actually been to a salon, ever. It's always been schools for me. A shampoo and cut for $10? How can you pass it up?! I've got a branch of The Salon Professional Academy here, and the girl I have is amazing. I have to admit, I'll probably follow her when she graduates. She's that good!
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LizW wrote:
4) 7/7/2009 6:25:38 PM
That's an awesome idea. I always do my color and highlights myself because I don't want to spend a ton of money every time, so this is great! Thanks!
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Joccy101 wrote:
5) 7/7/2009 6:32:34 PM
Try using baby powder instead of dry shampoo.
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Engineer a Debt Free Life wrote:
6) 7/7/2009 7:40:10 PM
No, I would not get my hair done at a school, regardless of how much I saved! It's not worth the risk in my opinion. If you have to pay to have it redone, it will cost even more - no savings there!
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TeenaPee wrote:
7) 7/7/2009 7:55:22 PM
great tip! the students are trained by professionals so you shouldn't worry too much. :)
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robin in paradise wrote:
8) 7/7/2009 8:21:28 PM
I used to have my hair colored at a college beauty school.Their instructors were always right there to check on and advise. I had beautiful hair when they were done at a quarter of the price.
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Weebs wrote:
9) 7/7/2009 8:57:15 PM
I would consider going to a school to get my hair done.
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BonnieB wrote:
10) 7/7/2009 9:12:26 PM
I would say sometimes shopping around is the best way to save money. In 9th grade, I just couldn't wait to get my hair cropped off, and my friend's mom offered to do it for free. My fried was a local model with straight hair; I didn't know her mom was not accustomed to cutting wavy hair or the havoc the wrong chunky layers could wreak. I looked like a guy. A guy with hair that stood straight up in the back. My family paid a salon to have my hair permed so my hair had some kind of shape while it grew out and wouldn't stick straight up. Lesson learned: sometimes free isn't better. I always try to check out who's cutting my hair now and prefer local stylists to chains where you don't know who you'll get sometimes.
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Lipglosslover wrote:
11) 7/7/2009 9:32:40 PM
I would go to a school to get my hair done if need be. The public helps these students progress into their careers and why not? If it helps us save money and great a great new look, it will help them with their portfolios.
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stay_at_home_chica wrote:
12) 7/7/2009 9:32:50 PM
I love Aveda for cheap waxing but I've noticed that some Aveda's don't have stylists that can do African American hair. However this was a few years ago I would love ot hear that this has changed! I sure could use a cheap hair makeover. :)
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Gie wrote:
13) 7/7/2009 10:21:44 PM
My friend was actually a student at a Paul Mitchell school and I went to her get my hair done and I was so happy with the results. She knew exactly what I wanted and what would look good on me. She was the one who took me from a really long length to a cute modern bob and also helped me donate my hair. I would highly recommend it Paul Mitchell schools. They have instructors that make sure that the students are on track and that the clients are happy.
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Sarah D wrote:
14) 7/7/2009 10:35:45 PM
I've heard of this idea before! It's affordable and they are supervised by their instructor right? So it is a good and very inexpensive idea of getting yoru hair cut!
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teezynbaby wrote:
15) 7/7/2009 11:50:15 PM
I would only go to a school to get my hair done if the place looked sanitary and legit. One way to help your hair from heat damage and from those ugly split ends is to use less heat on your hair. If you do decide to use some type of hair appliance, I suggest you use a heat protecting spray! Afterward, if your hair gets a little frizzy, use just a little bit of conditioner! :) I use Pantene Pro V.
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PreciousLune wrote:
16) 7/8/2009 1:00:11 AM
Hmm...it's a good idea, but also a thinker. On the one hand, a bad haircut can be pretty upsetting. On the other hand, the longer my hair gets, the more aggravated I get with it, and I really can't afford a salon at this time. Hmm...
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Scuppy wrote:
17) 7/8/2009 1:27:51 AM
I am an veracious reader of beauty magazines and have been seeing a lot of recommendations of E.L.F. products. I was having problems finding them in our regular stores, so like everything else I need, I just "googled" E.L.F.! Once I found their website, I was AMAZED AND THRILLED at their prices and choices of products. Once I received the products, then I became REALLY excited! I'm so glad that I found make-up that is not only affordable but fun to wear and is of such great quality. Thanks E.L.F.!
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coco2390 wrote:
18) 7/8/2009 2:12:15 AM
I've actually thought of the idea of going to a school to get my hair done. The truth is, however, that I'm painfully afraid to do so since I've been going to the same place for over 8 years. Maybe one day I'll brave up and give it a try...
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Bebe12 wrote:
19) 7/8/2009 3:21:23 AM
This is a great idea, I've been needing a haircut and color done for a while but haven't found anything cheap since i live in nyc. Can't wait to try it
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Lipglosslover wrote:
20) 7/8/2009 11:57:22 AM
In Toronto, there's a school called Marca College Of Hair And Esthetics, located on Danforth Avenue in Toronto, Canada. Anyone can get a manicure/pedicure at a very affordable cost, haircut, style, colour for a very good deal. I'm for it definitely. Not only esthetic schools but there are also university and college students about to graduate learning dentistry or dental hygiene so they have separate buildings that are a part of the university or college that accommodate the public and service them for much less than what you would pay for at a dental office. The students work is marked by a dentist who would walk around and observe. I've been to these student dental offices myself for check-ups when I couldn't afford a dentist at the time.
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lindseybrown wrote:
21) 7/8/2009 2:02:40 PM
Being a students not too long ago I know the other side. If your coming to a school for a haircut or color please remember that we are still learning. Make sure that the instructors are involved in all aspects and be patient... those highlights that took half an hour at your old salon can easily take two at a school. With that said there really is no reason to feel iffy and we LOVE when we get a trendy young person to work on rather than the usual senior citizen perming crowd.
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aphrodite021 wrote:
22) 7/8/2009 2:04:19 PM
I have started going to the cosmetology school at the local community college to get my hair cut and highlighted (as well as for pedicures!). It's a LOT cheaper than going to a pricey salon! I've liked the results of all my services by the students! The only downside that I can see is that you have to allow yourself a LOT of time! These are students still, and they take much longer than a visit to the regular salon (give yourself an extra hour!). But definitely worth the price! I've saved a lot of $$$!
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sheryll wrote:
23) 7/8/2009 3:54:32 PM
if you have a friend that works in a salon then you can ask them if its ok to go to their house to get a haircut.
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Toodlesgirl wrote:
24) 7/8/2009 6:10:24 PM
I know people that have done this. I have had friends that went to cosmetology school and they have done my eyebrows and nails. I would go for the hair if you know the person or had good recommendations. I would recommend to get your pedicure because they sanitize everything unlike a lot of professional places that don't. When they are doing it at school its a manitory to sanitize. So girls if you are afraid of hair cuts go for the pedicures its worth and you save money and avoid getting fungus too!
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akilo wrote:
25) 7/8/2009 6:57:23 PM
I would definitely go to a Salon school to get my haircut. In fact. I do that pretty often! I live in Canada and I go to eveline charles academy for my haircuts. A haircut is only about 15 bucks and it looks professional. The students are very careful and they explain everything really well =) I would recommend it to everyone!
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from NoVA wrote:
26) 7/8/2009 7:14:24 PM
I'm Asian with really thick and slightly frizzy hair; when I was little my mom would get a workout just trying to wash my hair properly. I would always go to an Asian hair salon b/c I need someone with experience cutting Asian hair and end up paying at least $30 just for a haircut. Now I pay half that much by going to someone (who used to work in a hair salon) who works parttime in their home. I wouldn't really go to a school just b/c I have had haircuts from newly graduated hair dressers and did not like my haircut. I need experience at least when it comes to a good haircut.
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Ginx wrote:
27) 7/8/2009 7:25:51 PM
I'd go to a school to get my hair done if I had time.. Last time I went there, my haircut ended up taking much longer than I usually get it done, but I don't blame the girl since she was still a long way from graduating (and it was cheap). But if I had the time to go get my haircut, then I would go back and get it done there. Otherwise, there's a salon across the street from the school that's a little more expensive and takes a lot less time. =)
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EmilyDismantled wrote:
28) 7/9/2009 1:39:32 AM
I always go to salon schools. The Graham Webb academy is amazing. They are probably better than regular salons because they actually are graded on doing a great job!
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mmmkays wrote:
29) 7/9/2009 2:52:45 AM
yeah i usually go to the local beauty school to get my hair cut for a fair price
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Essie wrote:
30) 7/9/2009 10:01:21 AM
Thanks for the article. I haven't gotten highlights again in over a year because it is so expensive. I would definitely try it out.
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cherzmasta wrote:
31) 7/9/2009 2:19:59 PM
I feel that going to a hairschool to get my haircut is a great idea. They seem to be more 'up to date' with current styles which is what I like
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kyungheekim wrote:
32) 7/9/2009 6:46:31 PM
wow! thanks for the great tip! i will try to find one of those places now to save money, i just bought hair cutting scissors and cut my hair myself lol
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modelesque wrote:
33) 7/10/2009 11:50:09 AM
Well im mixed and I go to walmart or the grocery store and buy the olive oil or dr miracles deep conditioning packet and it makes my hair soft and flowing as if I had gotten a perm.
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vixenlove08 wrote:
34) 7/10/2009 12:45:47 PM
i cant part with my lovely hair dresser which is sad but So many people i no do this and they do an amazing job and ur saving BIG
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*Jes* wrote:
35) 7/10/2009 3:46:22 PM
I would absolutely get my hair done by a graduate from beauty school. In fact my next hair appointment is going to be done at our local Visible Changes school. I have one budgest hair tip, I'm not sure if this is all visible changes, but the first time I scheduled an appt with them they gave me a card to use for the next 3 visits that I could use for discounts as long as I made the appt with the same hairdresser. It saved me lots of money! The next visit was 10% off, then 15, then 20. Like I said it saved me lots of money :)
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heyrindaa wrote:
36) 7/11/2009 1:12:05 AM
I would recommend it! The last time I scheduled a hair appointment was at Aveda Luxe Salon and it probably has branched off from Aveda Institute but their stylists were amazing! I'm not sure if there was a more affordable deal for a haircut and highlights. I asked and it totaled to $120 for haircut and highlights!
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Lacie wrote:
37) 7/11/2009 7:41:42 PM
When you go to a school to get your hair done, take a look at all of the hairdressers' hair. If it looks bad, dry, frizzy etc.. then run! They all work on eachother, so their hair is a good representation of what you'll get.
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yellowtulips wrote:
38) 7/12/2009 1:54:58 AM
Im hesitant to getting my hair done by salon student especially when I'm getting a haircut as opposed to a hairdo but I think I might try it
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leo13 wrote:
39) 7/12/2009 10:02:54 AM
i've never actually been to a hair salon for myself... i've been with friends but my mom's always cut mine :)
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eliza123 wrote:
40) 7/13/2009 10:24:17 AM
i'd be nervous something would go wrong. if they mess up, then i get to go to a real salon and pay to get it all fixed. IF it's fixable... :O
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AllisonG91 wrote:
41) 7/13/2009 5:43:00 PM
I've got my hair done at a school before. And it did turn out pretty good, but you need a lot of time! It's takes 2 hours for what a professional can do in 30 minutes. But saving money is awesome!
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swimmer wrote:
42) 7/14/2009 12:00:40 PM
This could def save a lot of money! but lucky for me I have friends who know how to cut hair so I already get mine for free.
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marlee wrote:
43) 7/14/2009 9:22:57 PM
omg i never thought of dat great idea..... me i usually buy da box hair dye!!!
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Krystaal wrote:
44) 7/14/2009 9:34:15 PM
i am very cautious about my hair but i would definitely be willing to give it up to a student going to a school such as "paul mitchell" either way, everyone has to start somewhere!
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Babe wrote:
45) 7/15/2009 11:35:08 PM
I always do my highlights myself they turn out exactly the same. Then I just use a good mositurizer for color treated hair.
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ohmycece wrote:
46) 7/17/2009 6:37:14 PM
well, i think there's so many ways to save money on hair. I used to dye my hair from drugstore haircolor. I also cut my own bangs. they aren't hard to cut either. but i might try what you did. :) thanks for the tip!
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lovetheearth wrote:
47) 7/18/2009 9:16:51 PM
that is good but there is none around my location
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mandi19 wrote:
48) 7/20/2009 12:43:02 PM
I went back to my natural hair color for the first time in 10 years! No more highlights, but my rich, shiny chocolate-color hair only requires two trips to the salon a year (versus once a month for highlights!) and I've gotten an abundance of compliments (usually that I look about five years younger than I am). Yay!
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tiny_dancer wrote:
49) 7/17/2009 4:49:58 PM
Living in NYC gets a little pricey so I'm always looking for cheaper alternatives for anything and everything. I usually go to Chinatown -- wash cut and blow dry for $30 (some places $20). The downside, there's a language barrier sometimes. I've heard about people going to beauty schools and I think I'll give it a try. I also heard Paul Mitchell Schools do color correction on botched hair coloring jobs.
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bangles wrote:
50) 7/17/2009 5:02:43 PM
i hate getting haircuts bc it never looks good! i don't know why but i'm never fully satisfied.. i decided to cut my own hair after seeing my roommate cut hers. i realized that you need a pretty good hair salon type scissors and some sense to what you're doing.. maybe i'll try this school thing but idk i'm asian so i have always went to an asian hair salon.. we'll see... thanks for the tip though!
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LadyL09 wrote:
51) 7/20/2009 1:35:53 PM
I am currently a Cosmetoloy student at an AVEDA Institute in Michigan. While I completely understand saving money I would encourage people to really research what they are doing to their hair before they do it; especially color. Before coming to COS school I used to do a lot with my hair regarding color and had some successes, but many more failures. It was not until I learned what to put on my hair and how that I began to gain the results I desired. If I can give any tips to anyone it would be that if you are going to do your own color, make sure you choose the right volume for your hair since using the wrong one gives "hot roots" (where the hair at the root does not match the rest). Also, make sure you are not using anything in your hair containing "metallic salts." They are damaging to the hair and do not flow well with salon standard color. Be careful with highlights too. Make sure they do not process for too long or you will completely weaken and dry the hair out. I only share this because I made so many mistakes prior to school that I would not want anyone else to suffer through. Lastly, if you do decide to go to a school (I highly recommend) make sure you have a thorough consultation and use color swatches if needed so you are on the same page. AVEDA schools are great because you can customize your hair color to meet your needs and you pay half of what you would in a regular salon.
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nanm wrote:
52) 7/20/2009 1:59:32 PM
I just cut 12 inches off my haif and donated it. The hair cut was free, but the highlighting was not. Since my hair was cut above my shoulder, I am now able to color it and highlight it myself. I went to a discounted beauty supply store and got the necessary items I needed such as hair color for stubborn gray, highlighter and the starter tools I needed for less than $20. Next time I do it again, I would just have to pay for the color and highligter which will only cost about $8.
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nanm wrote:
53) 7/20/2009 2:00:33 PM
I just cut 12 inches off my hair and donated it. The hair cut was free, but the highlighting was not. Since my hair was cut above my shoulder, I am now able to color it and highlight it myself. I went to a discounted beauty supply store and got the necessary items I needed such as hair color for stubborn gray, highlighter and the starter tools I needed for less than $20. Next time I do it again, I would just have to pay for the color and highligter which will only cost about $8.
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Ms. Mello wrote:
54) 7/20/2009 2:15:39 PM
I really hate going to the salon to get my hair done. I have thick, wavy hair so while some stylists gets angry and tell me to get a relaxer (which I don't want), other salons will blow dry (or should I say blow fry)my hair until it's super straight(I don't like that either; too much heat on my hair). And to get your ends trimmed cost like $10-15(Too much). So I just do my own hair and cut my own ends.
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Annie in NY wrote:
55) 7/20/2009 2:20:47 PM
funny you should ask. I just got back from a hair cutting school. I got my hair cut and very nicely styled for $ 10 !!! I got a simple trim, but they really styled the hair up. While I was there I asked about the make up they used... They gave me a free makeup application. They asked me what I had been using, and I told them ElF. They asked me more and the more I told, the more interested they became. I am going back next week for a facial !
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lyda wrote:
56) 7/20/2009 6:31:41 PM
back in the day, i used to go to a beauty school that cut hair, gave pedicures and were trained in neck and back massages. the pedicure was good, the back and neck treatment was outstanding. alas 'and alack', they closed down and i haven't been able to find one since.
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mom of 7 wrote:
57) 7/20/2009 11:44:22 PM
First off I would like to say thank you to elf. I will be 70 in a few days, and have never used anything but lip stick in my life. I have always had great skin, and looked youthful. No one can believe my age. I have gone to beauty schools for my cuts and perms and have always had great results. My hair is hard to work with, as it is naturally blonde and now is turning grey. I now go go Wal Mart for my hair as they have a 30% discount for seniors on Tuesdays. A cousin of mine sent me a forward a couple of months ago,for E.L.F. and I almost deleted it, because I didn't use make up. After looking a the great prices, I decided to give it a try thinking what can I loose. With out telling my husband what I was doing I ordered the tinted moisturizer with the spf 15. Some mascara in browns, and the clear eye brow/mascara, and some blush. After using it for a couple of weeks my husband asked me what I had been doing to my face, He said it looked so alive, and my skin was looked so soft, That what ever I was doing to keep it up, because I looked so much younger. A new neighbor thought I was in my 50's. I use the brown mascara on my brows and the clear eye lash/brow over the top of it. My brows are filling out now, and look great. Thanks
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Peggy wrote:
58) 7/21/2009 9:01:12 PM
Yes Ladies, it is all about saving money,but I work at a salon, I put myself through school and raised my 2 sons on my career as a pro stylist. Just remember that corrective coloring and cutting will cost you more in the long run....because we have twice as much work to do to fix it. Alot of smaller neighborhood salons,charge close to what the schools are charging and your getting PROFESSIONAL work done at the salon.The schools are making money from the tuition that they charge the students.And most of my experience (15 yrs.) came from working in the salon.
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Spam wrote:
59) 7/21/2009 10:58:15 PM
I got to a beauty school that is in town.. A family friend owns it.. so if they need a live client i'm in there.. They have cut, dyed, styles, curled, starightn, matted, and many more things to my hair.. I go there for things I want too.. but Im willing to get my hair played with to help out a student.. If you never been go, try it.. A student isnt going to ruin your hair the teachers are around to help and htye know what they are doing...
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Janice<3 wrote:
60) 7/24/2009 7:08:25 AM
I think I would go to a school to get my hair cut. I would not go to get my hair dyed because if they were to mess that up then it would take too long to fix. I have a friend at work who is going to Cosmetology School and she is always trying to get us to let her cut our hair. She finally convinced one of the ladies that works with us to perm her hair. She totally ruined her hair, it did not curl it looked as if she had gotten bad highlights. Then she tried convincing another lady to cut her hair. When asked what if she were to mess up, she responded by saying, "Well hair grows doesn't it?". I would rather just cut my own hair. -J
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Heather C wrote:
61) 7/26/2009 1:26:06 AM
One of my friends does that and her hair looks great! Next time I get a dye and cut I'll make sure to check out those schools!
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Pixieisme wrote:
62) 8/3/2009 6:10:56 PM
This is definitely the way to go. I'm going for the chop at a cosmetology school salon near me. In addition to hair, this salon offers mani/pedi and facials for under 10$! Is that a deal or what?
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lovejoynr wrote:
63) 8/4/2009 3:26:52 AM
I will definitely have to try this. There is a Paul Mitchell school nearby but I have always been a bit chicken. In a few weeks I am getting laid off so I guess I better get over it and give it a go.
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Sha22583 wrote:
64) 8/6/2009 10:06:06 AM
Beauty Schools are awesome, in Washington, DC there are like 3 popular school that you can go to some have half price days wed & friday allows you to get any chemical service for half price. Its been very helpful when dont want spend an arm and leg to be a beauty queen!
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hearts<3volleyball wrote:
65) 8/9/2009 3:33:41 PM
Sounds smart! The thought of not-graduated students scares me a little, but I guess they would be a little better than those working at a little local plaza hair place.
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AnonymousYo wrote:
66) 8/18/2009 4:51:46 PM
Well luckily for me I get a 25 dollars hair cut due to my dad being friends with my stylist. But I do my hair color myself saving me countless dollars a month!!! Also, instead of going into the salon and paying them to cut your bangs before you haircut appointment just learn how they cut your hair so you can do it yourself! This has save me so much money.
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Kristy<3 wrote:
67) 9/20/2009 1:01:00 AM
well actually i et my hair done by this lady who was friends with my aunt but then introduced to my mom about 10 years ago. She is certified from beauty school but we always go to her apartment to get our hair done. She has worked on Shakira and Jennifer Lopez and was also featured on the news. I get my hair trimmed and my brows waxed for about $40. Its a steal!
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love drunk wrote:
68) 9/21/2009 5:48:00 PM
yes that is soo true!!! salon bills just kill the check!
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xokaylelghox wrote:
69) 12/11/2009 2:23:15 PM
Heya! As an experienced stylist, I understand it's difficult to get your hair done with this economy, but i've had people come to me after going to these schools to fix hair. As a stylist, we love our clients and those who haven't come to us, and we're suffering just as our clients are. Find a salon that offers dicounted services due to this economic hardship, because we need you just as bad as you need us!! love you e.l.f!!
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ssphotog wrote:
70) 12/11/2009 9:43:27 PM
Both my husband and I go to the Aveda Cinta school in S.F. and both of us have had a great experience with them. We went from paying $300 for two cuts and color for me to paying around $70. The only problem is that I love my student stylist so much that I may have to follow her after school and go back to paying those high prices!
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mgirl wrote:
71) 1/17/2010 5:42:05 PM
i would go to a school to get my hair done
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