The Nightmare of the Black Stylist! 😳
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- The Nightmare of the Black Stylist! 😳 #blackstylist #blacktiktok #instagramlive #blacktwitter #keithlee #blackbusiness #blackbusinessowner #blackamerica #africanamerican #braids #braidstyles #african #africanbraids #instagramyoutube #blackwoman #voodoodolltv @VoodooDollTVsDaDollHouse
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We need a Keith Lee for black hair salons. Someone like Tabatha Coffey, but a black woman. Back in the day you couldn’t dare sit in a salon chair without getting a shampoo. I actually thought it was against state regulations.
Tabatha was the ish😂😂😂 She didn’t play. I still remember the episode when she told that man if he said “chignon” one more time without knowing what a chignon was…😂😂😂😂😂
This is crazy.As à hairstylist I would not even like touch there hair without me shampoing their hair.
Right! And he has locs so it will work
Hell tabatha will still work cause she ain't gone play
Yeeeeeeees! Tabatha would be havin a fit on these salons
We need to take the stylist advice, because they're quik to say, "well, don't come". That's exactly what need to happen.
they're going to style themselves right out of business with those ridiculous levels of service
And this is the exact reason why I don’t frequent a lot of black businesses…many of them are rude & unprofessional…and a lot of them they can treat us a certain type of way because we have the same skin tone. Ummm no…
It’s the ratchet music for me. I haven’t been to a salon in a good 20 yrs, but when I take my niece that’s a child they should know she don’t wanna hear about F’ ninjas, WAP’s, and Epplants and Peaches 🙄
Thank you at the end of the day im supporting whoever has a good service
I understand how you all feel, but me, I'm not going to let a few ratchet people deter me from supporting the good Black businesses. Don't sleep on businesses based in Africa. But I must say I rather deal with Black business through the internet than face to face.
This!!! I make it a first habit to check Google reviews ... Not for the review.. but to see how a business responds to a review. On so many occasions I see good reviews aren't given a thank you ... Negative reviews will get you cursed out by the owner! RED FLAG
80's 90's beauty salon💅🏾💇🏾♀️ experience was THE BEST!!!💜💄💋💯
The segment where the black stylist is charging more for 4c hair is beyond belief. This is the type of shop I will never ever give them my hard earned money.
It happens a lot and it was going on pre Covid. I have thick long natural hair and they complain and charge extra and my hair is 3b/ 4a so I really feel for 4 c girls.
I think stylists do this simply because they can. A lot of times people don’t say anything when they’re dissatisfied (hair didn’t turn out right, nails are messed up, etc) so they have become comfortable with delivering subpar service.
Tried to make an appointment to get my hair braided, called the place, and they said you can come in 20 minutes but we'll charge you a walk in fee. Tell me why they're talking about charging me a walk in fee while I'm literally on the phone asking what time I could come in
A walk-in fee is for if you walk in without setting an appointment and expect service same day. They need to get it together, that’s completely unacceptable.
There was a lady who was a friend of a friend, who would come to your house to do braids for $100. Not bad for Chicago. However, the problem is you had to pick her up and take her home, you had to buy your own hair, you had to feed her, she stayed on the phone with her baby daddy and her crazy family, and then she had a baby and the baby came with her. Either she had to stop to look after the baby or you did. This was my first and last experience with this person.
I swear after my mom died i knew my hair was over , she was part of the last of the best hair stylist and im not saying that because shes my mom but she was. She was known to have growing hands and had clients of all races come from different states! Now i have suffered traumatic hair loss dealing with these damn stylist im so over it . Hell try to find you a old school stylist 😢
This needs to be a whole therapy session seriously! I have had the same stylist for 20 plus years. I’m 42 now. I be so scared about her retiring 🤦🏾♀️
A lady I went to school with is a licensed stylist. My daughter and I have gone to her several times throughout the years.
I recently cut my locs...😒 and I wanted my hair braided for a trip...NOW, I wanted singles in a bob. That's right...I wanted the Maxine Shaw attorney at law tingz.
This girl had the nerve to tell me she wanted 560.00.......$$$560.00.
Now my locs were to my butt. My daughter's are shoulder length and she charged me 300.00 for us both.
It didn't make sense. So, I bought myself some braiding hair and spent 3 days braiding my hair before my trip. And been doing it since!
That's right girl, want you whole week pay check for 6hr work😢
Doll, did you ever watch that old reality show called Tabitha Takes Over? It was so good! Tabitha was like the Gordon Ramsey of Hair salons! She used to wear they azz out!😂 she visited various hair salons and critiqued them on professionalism and told them what needed to change in order to be successful. It was so good. We need a Black Tabitha who's not afraid to tell these girls the truth!
They need to bring that back, I was here for it.
Yes!!! That show is needed today!
Girl they’d need hazard insurance. It wld be a fight and yo ppl reaction to criticism …. 😰
I use to RUN HOME after school just to watch her cause i was gonna be a “beautician” girl i cant say lets plait😭😂 but she was GOOD
@@naeslimfine2357 😂😅🤣😂Tabitha wasn't afraid of nobody! She was a straight Hood!
Thank you for doing this video! These stylists are out of control. My only goal is to make sure my daughter don’t depend on the weave, embrace her natural beauty and empower herself instead of paying deposits😂
That's right 👍🏿
💕💯✨👑 absolutely
That's why I stick to ole school hairstylists "custom service on point, quality hairdo and they don't charge a deposit"...
I haven't been to a hair stylist since 2014. A woman I worked with at the time referred me to her stylist. I asked the stylist did she know how to do natural hair. She said yes. Went there to get my hair flatironed. When the stylist finished my hair was so thin and lifeless. No bounce and greasy. It was a disaster. Found out later after be evaluated by another stylist she mixed RELAXER in the deep conditioner that she used. My hair texture has not been the same ever since. I'm still traumatized.
I SWEAR I think that's what happened to me! Because after awhile my hair started thinning, and she had to cut my hair and I havent been since! My hair is back long and Im not going unless I can be assured for 100% certain they won't tear up my hair
It’s the ratchet music and the conversations for me. I haven’t been to a salon in a good 20 yrs, but when I take my niece that’s a child they should know she don’t wanna hear about F’ ninjas, WAP’s, and Epplants and Peaches 🙄
OMG! that is awful. My jaw is on the ground....
Ladies, did yall think about suing? That is wrong. I'm so sorry that this happened to you
One didn’t protect my natural hair properly before a blow out. FRIED my hair. I had straight parts that never converted back to kinky. I could literally smell burnt hair until I washed it several times. Just ended up big chopping again.
A lot of black stylist are in it for the money, no passion behind the craft. The lady with the curly hair is spot on...
When that girl said she apologized to the Bish for “giving her ANXIETAAH!” 🤯🤯🤯 Girl I wish a stylist gyal would! Manipulation at its finest. Stop making excuses for poor service. So thankful I do everything for myself coz these so called stylists could nevah get my little dollar.
I felt this with my whole soul. I got fed up and learned how to do my own hair. I can do 6-8 styles really well that I rotate 😂.
I still support Black Owned Businesses but if you show me one time that you don’t need/want my coin, I’m out. Quiet as it’s kept there are some rude business owners no matter the race.
This is all so true…I really thought it was just me so I stopped complaining….these girl/stylist want to do the least and want to charge/pay they whole car payment/rent off of one hairstyle and ZERO hair care!! Facts
DO NOT RETURN. I don't go back ANYWHERE I receive poor service. The stylist that did my braids, I RETURN bc her energy is EVERYTHING. Business is business.... I support EXCELLENCE, which keeps the good ones going. My kids now know, WE DON'T SETTLE FAH NATTA.
I worked as a nail tech for almost 20 years. These new age stylist and nail techs are off the chain. My prices stayed pretty much the same for the years I was in business. High key, most of the nails they are doing ,I did years ago.
I never had to wash my hair before service. And if I did my stylist would discount her service. If she was late, she would discount her service. This industry has become ridiculous. As well as the food service industry. Which, I work as a pastry chef and time is up on this too.
In real life...if the stylist doesn't know to use Marcell irons. Yeah...I'm good.
These new stylists can't do hair smh
My daughters have been thru this kind of service so many times. My 14 yr learned how to braid her own hair. And now she does her older sister, her hair and her classmates. I'm very proud of her strength and keep encouraging her growth.
I use to do my own micros back in the day and charged $75. The African who has been doing my hair since 17 charges $160( hair included) for goddess braids, box braids etc… the black girls charge more in Ohio and most don’t include hair. Lately I been back doing my own hair because like u said it’s too much of an inconvenience and prices be too high!!!
Ha! That’s what they get. And I’m talking about the ones that have to go back to the 9 to 5’s. I never paid more than 70 dollars on my natural hair and paid no more than 150 for a sew in, and that’s wash,condition, braiding and install. And they do treat their friends and people they like differently than new customers. Like I said in the other video, I will continue with my degree from UA-cam university and Tic Tok Community college. It’s hard out here for the gurls 😒
UA-cam university😅😅😅
Hey Doll! It’s the same having a black manager or boss! It’s just a traumatic experience. Love your content ❤
Sad but so true
It sure is. 😢
😭
You ain't never lied,the new thing is working alongside a BLK male who is getting privilege from wyt guilt! These negros are so coddled, and jealous and in competition with us in corporate spaces. The powers that be expect full competentcy from us, but they get a break. It's sickening.
Very true especially if it’s a woman
Yess!! I hate when black businesses feel like we should support them because they are black!! Ummmm noooo if you don’t give good service, you won’t get my coin!!! Period.
The crazy part that I've experienced is that most braiders aren't licensed, but have a big head. They want deposits, make you bring your own hair, hair must be washed & straightened... its too much. I learned how to do my own braids & twists. I dont have time for it 💯
I’m so happy you made a video about this. It has gotten out of hand and it is ridiculous!! I had a bad experience two years ago on the Style Seat app. I had an appointment for micro links extensions, for my birthday. I booked her ahead of time, and she tried to change the appointment twice on me. I told her no because I took the day off work for that specifically and unfortunately I couldn’t. Long story short the day before she said she couldn’t do my hair and she kept my deposit, and tried to charge my card for the service too. I had to book someone last minute and thank god the Dominican hairstylist squeezed me in and really saved my birthday. It’s hard to support black businesses because they have the worst customer service, charge ridiculous prices and are rude as hell. She was so nasty to me and I did nothing wrong.
How did she cancel but keep your money?🤬🤬🤬 Then they wonder why it's so much black on black crime
@@ladyseason2565😂🤣😂
I’m so glad my stylist is a licensed cosmetologist and trained by Paul Mitchell because she has amazing customer service and has helped my hair grow over the last 4 years. She washes my hair, blow dries it, AND provides the hair if I get braids and has gained a loyal customer.
My first experience with African hair braided was as follows- I called the shop, I made an appointment, I had to wash my own hair ( I am ok with this, because I might want to add color to get rid of the grey😊and deep condition my hair) I was told what the price would be before I came. The appointment was on time, they provided the hair, the put in a couple braids to make sure, that is what I wanted, and it only took 3 hours to do my hair. Yes, this is where I have gone for the last 2 years.
my daughter and i were just saying we need a keith lee of hairstylists! I have not been able to find anyone that just does basic good hair
This is exactly why I started my locs, I’ve been loc’d for 3 years now, n not only me but also my 11 yr old son n my 15 yr old daughter are also loc’d N I do ALL OF our hair!!!!!❤❤❤
Yes, 🙌🏿 And these stylist have to be on dope for not wanting to wash and cleanse people's hair.
Same here. Locs may have become more popularized because of this traumatic experience dealing with these new-aged ✌🏾beauticians ✌🏾
It really hurts me to say this, but most black businesses have ridiculous prices. And they always want us to support them. I don't know what's worse, the ridiculous prices, or the horrible customer service. 🤦🏾♀️
I have been double booked a few times. The same stylist did the same thing to my niece. Then she proceeded to tell her she needs to understand that when you book on the weekend that it can go over an hour or two before she’s able to get to her (with an appointment ). She was 30 min late one time too.
Then, If we stop going to salons, they would start washing hair again. It’s ridiculous to have to come with your hair washed. I’m a lazy natural cause I work so much. I barely have time to fart let alone spending all day washing my hair. I’d rather pay someone else to do it.
I finally decided to get my hair instant locked. It’s the BEST decision I’ve ever made!
Oh yours took appointments?!! 😂😂😂 Not mine
Lol at barely having time to fart😂
Thank goodness for UA-cam university! They want you to wait on them, let them eat in front of you, have your hair washed before you come, charge ridiculous prices, and have stank attitudes. Not all of em, but some. Thats what THEY said, not what I said 😂
Im so glad these conversations are bein had more...these women had so many good points especially the one talkin about how our own people damn near treatin us worse than any other colors when we suppose to doin this to show each other how its suppose to be done..be ass backwards all the time
EVERYTHING SAID WAS ALL #FACTS I do my own hair and my own nails. I used to do my nails and my friends Nails back in the 90's for extra money while in high school. Once I seen these prices go up after the pandemic, I brought out my old skill and have not went back. I refuse to pay $150 every 2 weeks for a fill in, design, and pedicure. That's $300 a month. That's a car note!
It's not just like this in hair salons, it the same across mostly all of the black businesses! I'm from Atlanta and I have seen the clear shift. I'm in the mecca of black businesses. I am surrounded by them. I'm in walking distance to them, and I don't support them. 🤷🏾♀️ I prefer to save my money, go where I'm appreciated, and leave without my blood pressure rising. I checked out years ago. I got sick and tired of the entitled attitudes. They have no accountability when they are in the wrong. They barely even greet you. They don't smile and they are very monotone when speaking with you, making it clear they don't feel like dealing with you. When they know they have dropped the ball, and they have to do something for you, they are very monotone and do it with a very nonchalant attitude. Basically they are letting you know that they don't feel like doing right but they really don't have a choice. And don't hold your breath waiting for an apology. That's a 50/50 chance. When they are in the wrong, and don't want to refund or compensate you, they start telling you about their personal problems while trying their best to place some blame on you. Anything they do for you is reluctantly and with an attitude. I have so many horror stories from when I used to support them. I could no longer except the rudeness and lack of customer service. You can never trust the information on the website, the business hours, or assume someone will answer the phone. Too many of them are unprofessional. They're demeanor, attitude, and how they run their business sucks! #ISaidWhatISaid 🤷🏾♀️
I was going to do my own crochet style, all I needed was straight back cornrows because I didn’t know how to do them. These people were trying to charge me $85 for cornrows!!! 😩 Another situation, my man and I are going on vacation later this month. I wanted a wig installed and his dreads to be twisted and styled. Found a girl that could do both, asked her how much would she charge for both, I was willing to pay any price. She quoted me his hair price and never told me mine. I’ve been trying to book for 2 weeks now, crickets. I hate it here! 😢
Girl just got her license 2 weeks,cornrows $45 & $5 tip ,next month she told me $120 🙄🤣 bye lost her mind & I wash my own hair No ma’am !!!
I use to go to stylist every two weeks, couldn't get my hair past shoulder length. I stopped going to stylist ten years ago. watched videos on how to take care of my natural hair myself and now my hair is healthy and waist length.
The girls are getting regular jobs because clients don't have money like that right now. People are not as willing to part with their money especially with piss poor service. I'm a DIY queen because I don't have the tolerance for these "policies"
Facts! The policies are out of control! I click on a website or link and you have a whole 10 page college essay of policies. I’m clicking straight off, I won’t pay black people or Asian people for poor services. I haven’t been to a hair salon and I don’t know how long or a nail salon.
Exactly! I'm over 40 so I definitely remember what professional stylists charge and how they conduct themselves. These 'stylists' today are Hella unprofessional. They move into overpriced suites then overcharge the client. I wish I would 🙄. One thing about it..If you abuse your God given Talent 💆🏽♀️✂️It can be taken away from you! You Reap what you Sow..LITERALLY.
This is a very good topic as a stylist of over 25 years it’s disheartening to see how watered down this art form as become. Stylists have forgotten how important education, cleanliness, customer care and service. With COVID there was a boom of stylists which is great but it was a get rich quick scheme and a lot was missed in the ebooks they ran to. It’s important to become licensed while treating hair and nails. You learn things in school that you may miss being self taught. It’s unfortunate this behavior puts a damper on stylists who really care for their clients. Thanks for covering this topic! It needed some light shed on it. Much love and more hair to the stylists in the chat!
All the reason why I braid my own. And the crochet is even better.
Crochet is LIFE!! 💯
All of the young women that spoke was 💯per cent on point. That’s all I have to say….👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Drop it for ya guy for yo B.O.Y! YEA BABY WE LIVE!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE U VOODOO!
These stylist are charging so much just so they can maintain their expensive lifestyle smh
Voodoo you need to open up a shop ASAP.
I can tell you have a good spirit and a healing energy that people need. My grandma would always say that special people who genuinely care about uplifting other women should only be doing hair. People don’t understand that customer service and energy is everything. I’ve had a stylist be very rude and act as if providing a service was a burden. The next girl I went to had a newborn and had to stop, but she was super sweet and very professional. I even helped her with her baby and she offered to take $20 off my service. I declined bc I knew she was a single mom but til this day she’s the only person I let touch my hair. We talk periodically and now she has her own shop. I really appreciate her and she encourages me to start my own braid business as well.
The salon is suppose to be about nourishment and a safe space for women. Those stylist who give off bad energy need to reevaluate how they treat their customers.
I would be a regular client for sure ❤.
Girl I been to a salon with NO WASH BOWL. 😅 it’s bad.
👏🏾👏🏾Thank you Voodoo Doll for making this video. I used to go into the African shop for micros and the stylist used to roll they eyes, talking trash and arguing back and forth who was going to do them because THEY didn’t have patience. I was thankful that owner overheard them and checked them and apologized. That was in 2020 was the last time I went into a hair salon. I have started my loc journey years ago and I’ve been doing my own hair ever since.
I've started my Loc journey about a few months ago myself. The over charging, rudeness, and me not having patience to deal with the bs is the reason.
@@itsyagirlsoso8277 I feel you on this. I taught myself to loc my own hair from UA-cam university lol. But all serious I’ve been avoiding all of that headache just for doing my own.
I do my own nails and make up. My stylist is a blessing. Whew!
I hate waiting 🥴I’m wit you ugh 😩
*When the lady U CHOSE to do ya hair is "too busy eating" or has sum1 else in the chair when u ARRIVE & PASSES U OFF to sum1 else like ur NOT GONNA NOTICE.*
I'm like u girl, I stopped going to salons years now & I've always did my nails. Alot of them lack professionalism. Plus, w\wigs coming pre-plucked & pretty much ready to wear. They'll lose business. Foolishness😖🤬
I’ve been traumatized by black hair stylist I almost never wanna go because the shitty attitudes I live in the dmv and it’s a fashion show stepping in the salon , I learned how to do my own hair so I would never need to step in there bussiness and shaved my head and just go to Africans for braids sad truth
Just go to the Dominicans they know how to deal with all hair types. They take -ins and prices are great especially Monday-Wednesday.
I haven't done salons since the early 2000s... but my last stylist did my locks and she was amazing. When she moved to a diff state, I went into another natural hair salon and they were so rude that I walked out and had done my own hair ever since.
Yup! I paid 400 including tip to get smeduim box braids mid back length for when I was bout to have my baby 4 months ago! Smh I was like I used to pay 180 for micros and 150 for regular box braids😩I don’t understand!!!
I remember the old days when i went to the beauty school to get my hair done. It was cheaper, you took a risk, but it was the best experience compared to what's going on today. And you had the instructors and managers making sure the students did their job.
Luckily I found a stylist who does her job with very fair pricing and I alwAys satisfied
I just want to say I had such a hard time finding a hair stylist that I literally went to locs, because I thought it would be cheaper and here we are 2 years later and my natural locs are down my back with no fake hair or added hair ! So thanks to the shitty stylist yall made my hair grow 😂😂🎉
I recently started my loc journey too since I couldn't find an All around stylist. You know when you have to go here for braids, there for the Silk Press, and over there for a weave! I got burnt out with it all.
So true, I learned to do my own nails. It's really bad out there. I went to a new braid shop recently and it was a nightmare. I feel the second lady because I wanted to put my hands on that lady. I'm just over it, I wish I knew how to do my own hair cause I'm tired.
They have been Braiding in Africa for thousands of years, without flat ironing the ends. Okay, you want the ends flat, then what happens when I Wash it? One stylist told me that it is "common sense" to know not to wash my hair for a Month. What?
The last time I went to a blk hair salon was in 2005. Just terrible experiences with blk hair dressers. They are rude, always late and complained about my hair being too long. One even claimed blk people cannot have their hair layered.🥴……..
Definitely started CONSISTENTLY doing me and my kids hair and nails. Best decision of my life
That's why I had to change my stylist cause she don't/didn't wash hair. The hair washing is the best part of the hair experience. The problem is they wanna charge and make all this money, but they don't want to put in the real work. They want to do the easy part!!!!
Munched That 😊
The problem is they want all the money so they overbook... meaning at times hours and hours sitting either in the chair or under a dryer! Now I believe in getting your paper but not lose customers in the process!
I thank you for this video because as a stylist who's working salons I got tired of working in the salons because of them not wanting to be accountable for what they supposed to do as a stylist like be on time and not overbooked
When you have that stylist that wants to be on time you get looked at like something's wrong with you when you're that stylist that wants to set boundaries in the schedule you look at look down like something is wrong with you and I have dealt with that
I've had my clients prefer to come to my house instead and I stopped working in salons a lot of people think that when you work in salons that gives you more clientele and like they be helping you out know a real stylist can make money anywhere in their house or in the salon the only difference is in a salon there's walk-ins in your house there are no walk-ins but if you know how to promote yourself like I do passing out my business cards making flyers and grocery stores in different places and talk to people when I see people you can build a clientele
I remember when I wanted to come in at 7:00 and leave around 3:00 because I'll notice that working in the salon I was working almost every day of the week and I will be there from sunup to sundown and they were fine with that I didn't like that cuz you missing cookout and missing birthday parties you're missing just hanging out with friends you miss a lot of stuff unless you take a day off and I wasn't into taking days off like that
The owner would make appointments for herself at 8:00 and wouldn't show up until 11:00 and those people waited and I never understood why she wasn't even like the best stylist in her own shop but they would wait but it does happen and I'm glad that it's being talked about and if you have to lose business because of it so be it maybe you'll learn and I do know a lot of stylist that has part-time jobs
Girrrl I was the queen of micro braids in the early 90's. I only charged 75. I called the African down the road from me to get some medium braids girrrl all I heard was 3 hun... and politely hung up. No ma'am went to the store bought and braided my on hair. Its getting out of control.
And for that reason. I can get myself together. It’s the attitudes for me
This hit HOME!!!!!
Licensed cosmetologist here (for 15 years) ✋🏽I will say this, running behind doesn’t always mean “overbooking”. A client running 15 mins late, now puts you behind 15 mins. Now imagine 2 clients running 15 mins late, now that stylist is 30 mins behind. I’m not saying that’s the case for every stylist, some will intentionally overbook, some will rely on assistants for shampoos and braid downs, I’ve never been that stylist. Many of these stylist are inflated by social media, and being pumped up while providing subpar service. I’ve seen other stylist I work with do the same. Stop in the middle of press and curls to eat, God forbid they have celebrity clients, the rest will be pushed aside and treated like crap. The salon culture has gone down tremendously, it use to be fun, a time to have good conversation, and relax.
Understand that there are some stylist (me being one of them) that’s SHAMPOOS hair (I don’t wash hair, I shampoo) deep condition, work hours with no breaks, not even a bathroom break, braid down my own clients, and treats every client like they are spending $500 plus even though they aren’t. I however sometimes run late bc things happen.
It’s been 15 yrs since I’ve been to a salon. When I was there, I spent 8 hours for a relaxer and set. I’m an Aries! I said never again!
Im not 100% sure,but i think there was a show with a Black woman that goes to different salons, similar to Tabitha show,but either it was canceled or never made it to television. We need the Keith Lee version for these back door hairdressers .
This is crazy…..so let me get this straight people are charge astronomical prices for lackluster work? Then charge for breathing and parting hair? And then cancel on you because they can’t keep up with their booking site!!??? Damn ladies I’m sorry y’all go through that.
So they are really just stylist, if you have to do everything before you get there. They are not hairdressers.
They are not qualified...period.
😮, I am so Amazed at the Behavior of The Beauty salons in Atlanta. I gave up, I Fly back to NY. I go back to My Old Stylist and nail tech. Those prices are crazy. And Sometimes, I Do my hair myself. Going to get Your Beauty process monthly or Bi-weekly. You Never feel Hustled. I Only Support good Service. From Any Culture. Damn,... shame. 😢
We funding these new stylists lifestyles smh
Thank you so much for exposing and bringing this type of behavior by our own people to the front. Continue to do what you do❤💜💜💜💜
I don't go to hair salons so I don't have this problem. But why is that first girl on the video so damn gorgeous??!😍😍
I had bad experiences with our salons. I was there for breakfast, lunch and dinner for a Quick Cap…I learned how to do my own. I go to the Hair Cutter to cut the Quick Cap for $20.
I am so thankful I have locs. I had about a handful of bad experiences with loc stylist and I learn to do hair on my own. I can buy my own products and nobody have the time sitting in a salon all damn day TF!
Chillle I felt everything everyone said so much 😩 I last experienced this at Tommy Ts comedy club, you have to pay $40 to park your own car in THEIR parking lot, you have to present an id with the card before entering, pay for all the drinks before you can get them just a bunch of bs and once we get in the place is so damn small, hot, unventilated and smelled like damn chicken!! I was sooo mad because I go to lots of 5 star places where they treat me like a queen but it’s always fellow blk ppl that want to treat me like a piece of shit for supporting and expecting excellence fromTHEIR business! I told them all of their activities were just screaming anti black and they made it seem like I was crazy person
Girl! They be charging overseas as well. I was in Japan and they charged flat rate 500. I go out the country and even here I braid my hair put my own silky locs. I use to go in with my hair washed and combed out of consideration but this is NUTS! But the ol skool black nail lady in Lake Charles did a whole foot and hand set for like 30 and she came to me. But that was a rarity. I am with you I will do my own thang.
This doesn't have anything to do with racism. This has to do greed and laziness. These black stylists want to live like stars without putting in the work. They also don't consider their target market. For example. Mexicans will make affordable plates with 5 dollar tacos for hardworking ppl. They'll work hard and end up with a thriving tsqueria. Black ppl will serve 40.00 lamb during a recession and be shut down within a year.
I had a hair appointment, I called the girl to ask if she was for sure bcs I had gotten messed over the day before, told her about it told her about 3x are you for sure, my flight was later that night, she called me to reschedule 1/2 before my appointment, then called me back asking me to come when I told her I wouldn’t and canceled in general. Then another I had an APPOINTMENT w/ another girl I had booked , she was still with another girl for an hour. I’m telling you, I cannot. I need to be in that documentary!!
Chile she burning that girl hair up!!!
I made a comment about black stylist on one of your last videos !!! Thank you for this VooDoo Doll ❤❤❤ , girl looking at the prices on style seat will make you loose your mind. A black stylist here in Dallas told me I had to come to the appointment with my hair already washed and braided to the back !! She wasnt even gonna braid it . You want me to do 75% of the work and still pay 250 almost 300 for a sew in ?! Idk what crack sis was smoking but it had to be the good shiitt 😂😂😂 cause baby at this point i think they all smoking a lil sum to come up with these prices and have the audacity they be having. It is out of control !! We spend our 9 to 5 money with yall .. just to get treated like trash .. now they gotta work a 9 to 5 . Becareful how you treat people. Karma dont miss nobody. NOT A SINGLE SOUL YOU HEAR ME 💯‼️
Yess! My daughters ages 18 and 26 catch Hell here in Dallas trying to find and keep a regular, reliable braider/stylist. These young girls have a gift from God to style hair BUT they have ZERO business etiquette. They will stand you up or show up hours late with a hangover, ignore texts and phone calls then take forever returning the deposit! These young girls in Dallas are horrible.
@@mrshappilymarried1this is true I live in Dallas and it’s so hard finding a reliable stylist
That is why I don't go to salons...would LOVE to find a nice place to get me a steam and a silk press, but Im scared they gonna break my hair off
Been stylists/salon owner for over 28 years. Only career I’ve had and wouldn’t change a thing!!!!
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And the place I go to to get my pedicure is appt only and they are ALWAYS on time and they're handing me a mimosa .
I just gave up. Don’t worry about it love I’ll do it ✌🏽🤣🤣🤣
In Dallas I never had an issue getting my hair done for a fair price. They did a great job always. I was the one who was late 😅 ( sorry lol ). I had 2 girls who I saw regularly.
In LA I experience this BS. $600 for box braids SIX HUNDRED!!! I’m always nice and friendly and will approach a girl with nice box braids and ask where she got them done and what her experience was. Haven’t had a problem since.
I have sooooooo many bad hair stylists experiences. To the point, I have just started to crochet my own hair. Take me out the game coach!! Rude, entitled, bad customer service, and the list goes on!!!!!
I do go to a lady who is very professional and she just treats my hair but she is high so 🤷🏽♀️ it is what it is….
Ive never had anyone wash my hair before braids even in the 90s. But i heard stylist are requiring clients who come in for weaves and things like that to be already washed and blow dried. Now that right there is too much...
She speaks/They speak ... Nut'hin' but DA TRUTH‼️
I'm with you Doll 💯 I do my own hair and nails too. I don't have no time for the price and the wait
I remember when a shampoo and style was $25. If you got a perm or a cut, it was $45. The last time I went to a beauty shop, I paid $200 for a rinse and silk press.
*I ❤️ going to my DOMINICANS even tho after they wash/condition ur hair they put a bunch of rollers in ur hair, sit u under the dryer for 45 mins just to blow dry ur hair AFTER.*
Yea I'm with ya Doll, I go for good business regardless the culture. I don't go/spend my money N-T-where if I'm mistreated, hell I'll leave a job if they mistreat me....and they paying me!🤷🏾♀️
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