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    10 months ago

    Very happy finding Hair Expressions. I was able to get in quickly and everyone was very friendly. It's so nice to have a good place nearby.

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    3.0(2 reviews)
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    my stylist, whose name i think was stacia, was very friendly and helpful. i love my haircut and…read morewould definitely go back again the next time i need a trim. nice, casual atmosphere. it felt like we were two friends chatting it up.

    I went to this place asking for a nice, simple professional trim & the girl that did my hair-I…read moredon't think she ever even went to school to learn how to cut hair. I asked her to do 'face framing' in the front & there's a certain method I've seen other professionals-I think the term they used was 'texturise'. I've seen them use a scissor & a comb & cut the hair on a downward angle. One made the scissors bounce off the hair which gave my hair natural curl in the front. The style I was really looking for is called 'the flip'-the look that made Farrah Fawcett of Charlie's Angels famous. She did something in the front. It wasn't like other hairdressers did & I don't think it was right. Plus I asked her to use the hairdryer & curling brush bc I wanted cascading long curls because I have long hair. I figured she knew what I was talking about & that she knew what she was doing. Boy, was I wrong!! My hair got really frizzy at the top near my scalp( because she wasn't holding the hairdryer right)-YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO POINT THE HAIRDRYER TOWARD THE WET HAIR THATS ON THE CURLING BRUSH ON A DOWNWARD ANGLE ABOUT 6 INCHES AWAY FROM THE HAIR; NOT PRESSING THE HOT HAIRDRYER RIGHT UP AGAINST TGE HAIR!!!! At the time, I was looking down at my phone & when I looked up, I was like,"OH, No! Stop!" For one she was about to burn up my hair! #2, I was shocked that I had to show her how to properly use a hairdryer without doing damage. I heard on a YouTube video about 'how to get healthy hair' that you should point the hairdryer downward. Not holding it close to the hair & waving it is-to me-just common sense, which I guess she lacked. Right away she thought I didn't want heat. I DID want heat, but I wanted you to hold it away from my hair & wave it at the same time. Needless to say, I guess I'll have to continue my search elsewhere. Here's a pic of my hair after It was done perfectly by Sierra at the JCPenney Salon at the Coubtryside Mall in Clearwater, Fl. I showed this to her thinking this would help her. I will say she washed my hair nicely & did half decent(not perfect) job on my eyebrows.

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