Can we take a second to acknowledge that in so many of these episodes Rebecca‘s guests, really big content creators that we all love so much, talk about Rebecca helping them with content and social media and things like that? So many other creators with big egos would easily "yea, this content creator would be NO WHERE without me and my help" but Rebecca doesn't even MENTION it. We only get glimpses of how supportive she is when no one is looking because these GIANT content creators give her props publicly for it, and even then she wont milk it she will move the conversation along. THAT is true character. That is something to admire about her. It proves she is just as caring behind the camera as she is in front of it. What a queen!
@@carlycasper7884Siiri has 4.7 million subscribers on Tik Tok, I would respectfully argue that they both have very large followings and that comparing the numbers once they reach a certain point isn't helpful to the conversation. I think what they were trying to say is Rebecca isn't the type of person to brag about her connections with other content creators despite being very helpful behind the scenes.
The collaboration that we didn't know we needed but most definitely did! Love it absolutely love both these women😍😍 both of them are super sweet and understanding and make absolutely positively wonderful shorts and videos
@carlycasper7884 maybe on youtube. But it seems like people that are influencers obviously start with Tik Tok to begin with and Tick Tock has become very silly with a lot of their regulations and rules and stuff like that. So a lot of them people have been starting to come to UA-cam and not everybody uses youtube that uses tick tock. Either way Siri is a pretty big influencer no matter the actual numbers. Not everybody that watches people subscribe to them. A lot of the UA-camrs I watch they say there's so many of you that aren't subscribed but we have so many people that watch. I'm subscribed to both of these Siri and Mrs Rogers but not everybody is. But that doesn't mean they don't still watch, doesn't mean that the videos a lot of them, haven't went viral for them😮 but it's super awesome that they both have such a great following and strong community of ppl that love them. Like I said in my other comment, I absolutely love both of these ladies. And they most definitely are the definition of a lady❤😊❤😊❤😊 keep up the good work❤ you guys together are just absolutely positively the best collaboration I've seen in a while😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
@@kiranicole2096 It sounded like they were saying that Rebecca gives out free advice but is struggling to gain traction with her own content. I only mentioned sub count as proof that Rebecca is doing well and to show that the people she is giving advice too aren’t surpassing her. Wasn’t meant to discredit either of them.
I thought the same a little backstory I watch both of them on and off pretty constantly so to see both of them in the same room in a video I was so excited
When I was in and out of the hospital for a year, my hair at the back got matted. I actually had a hairdresser, who worked with the hospital, come to my room and give me a cut, shampoo, and dry. It felt so good running a comb through my hair again. Then after the hospitalizations, I was in a nursing home. The day before I was being discharged I had a hair coloring while I was in my wheelchair. I am so grateful to those two ladies, who brought their services to unique places and making the customer/patient feel so much better.
I use a wheelchair and I rent a van when I go places. My hairdresser Emily does my hair while I am in my wheelchair, has someone assist so they can wash out the color and goes out of her way to let me know I look great. It makes so much difference in my life.
I quit doing hair because some customers are just cruel, they think you are beneath them once you put the apron on. During mask mandates I was spit on, had things thrown at me, and screamed at on the daily. It wrecked my mental health, I only did hair for 3 years and “retired” because I couldn’t handle the behavior of people old enough to know better.
Sounds similar to why I had to retire from teaching after only a few years too etc. It is so upsetting because I miss it especially the kids so much but there are just too many issues unfortunately.
@@nicolehegarty4749 I’m so sorry to hear that. I have so much respect for teachers, I simply cannot understand how teachers are treated so terribly by the people that rely on them. The kids were the best part of my job too, it sounds silly, but they always made my day a little brighter. I hope that we as a society can collectively start treating people in these positions, and people in general, with more kindness and give the thanks that is beyond deserved. I hope you have a wonderful day ❤️
Wow Siiri's added perspective is so amazing! I love that she went for the "we don't know what other people are going through so lets not judge harshly" so sweet!
i love my hair stylist! i have tape in extensions and i was in the hospital and getting ready to be transferred to a bigger hospital for major heart surgery. She came to my hospital room and took my extensions out and brought me a bunch of shampoo and conditioner samples. She took my extensions back to her salon, washed them, untangled them, and kept them until i was back home a month later.
In cosmetology school, we were taught that polls show that the *number one thing* people dread about moving out of their current city? Finding a new hairstylist.. more so than their doctor or dentist.. the hairstylist is apparently the number one thing people regret having to lose the most when moving.. lol
100000% can confirm. Back in my old city/state, my aunt(whos a hair stylist) is the ONLY person who did my hair cuz she got it perfect every single time. Since I've moved, I've only been to the salon like 3 times(2 different salons, but one I came back cuz I needed to finish my balayage). N yes they've been decent cuz of how much research I did, but they're not my auntie lol
Yes! Before I moved out of state, I went to the same person for YEARS. She had done my hair for like 16 years (started cutting my hair at 5 and I was 24/25 when I moved). When I moved out here and found my stylist and I'm sticking with her unless she stops doing hair.
I’m terrified of losing my hairdresser and the woman who does my electrolysis and laser. My therapist as well, but as long as I’m in the state, I can keep the same person. I don’t know how to tell someone else how to do my hair though. My hairdresser basically does a process similar to balayage, but for significantly less. And I am scared to let someone new near my face. And she cut me a break on the laser because I’m a regular and have been for over a decade (I’m 28)
I definitely can testify as a first time mom how easy it is for your hair to get matted. I had twin girls and almost immediately struggled with postpartum depression and I wasn’t eating, cleaning, or taking care of myself. All my time and energy went towards making sure my daughters were happy and healthy and taken care of. There were two times where I just cut all my hair off because I was so embarrassed it got that bad and was scared to ask for help. It feels so good to hear you guys talk about this subject. Something you don’t hear about very often. And making people aware that at that point you’re not just able to take or shower or brush it out. Yes sometimes with lots of time and patience and probably lots of money, it can be taken care of and brushed out, but a lot of the times us ladies have to cut all of our hair off, something that was a major part of our identity. That in itself is soul crushing. I remember asking myself how could I let myself fall so low, how could I let myself be this disgusting. I was extremely hard myself simply because I couldn’t brush my hair out. Idk I’m rambling. I just want to say thank you for making others aware of a very real situation for new moms or people who struggle with depression.
Yes! Same! I had twins and in the first 4 months I realized that I just needed braids bc I just could NOT get to my hair. So it just needed to be gone or put back. I’m so much more patient with my Mom clients bc it seems simple but it’s not.
"we all have a hair stylist" ??? We are not the same. It's super cute that she's always gone to the same stylist, though, and despite the fact that I cut my own hair (because I'm a trash goblin) I love Siiri's content.
lol I go to this place in town that has multiple stylists (it’s like a Supercuts but…fancier? slightly?) & I don’t think I’ve had the same girl twice😂 but their pricing is SUPER affordable & I only ever really do a trim anyways lol so it’s fine 😝
Last time I went to a hair stylist she cut my hair to my shoulders when I asked for it to be at the bottom of the back of my bra. She cut off over a foot of my hair and I had no intention of donating my hair, because I wasn’t going to be cutting that much off. She still went ahead and chopped all of my hair off. I never let anyone touch my hair after that. I learned how to cut my own hair after that day. I wanted to fight that lady I didn’t pay her and everyone in the shop agreed with me. It was f’d up that she did that to me. It was 5 years of natural virgin hair growth just to be left with a Dora haircut pissed me off.
The story about the women whos hair was matted really hit me hard. When I was in high school I was living with my father who was very neglectful and I got severely depressed. It started as just forgetting to brush my hair for long periods of time but eventually it got stuck in a bun and I couldnt get it untangled so for months i just kept putting it into the bun to try and hide it. It was so embarrasing. I didn't go to a hairstylst for years because I had so much anxiety from that expereince. Its very nice to hear people talk about this type of situation with such compassion.
When I was 11 i was badly depressed and couldnt shower or brush my hair for almost a year. once i got better my mom and i tried to get it out ourselfs but we couldnt. eventaly she brought me in because she just didint know what to do. my stylist spent 6 hours getting the matting out the best she could. i got a shorter hair cut and she gave me some stuff for free. she was such a kind person and she genuenlly saved my life and she didint even know it. (sorry if i didint spell some things corecly im dyslexic)
Happy to see Siiri on here! I did want to mention that the matting happens to me at least once a year from it being in a bun. My husband and I tackled in at the end of September and I ended up with an undercut and like 4 inches on top of my head. I have really bad mobility issues & I really can’t take care of my hair by myself anymore. So once it hits a certain length it goes into a bun for 1-2 yrs.
Becca getting reprimanded for not getting her ends trimmed in a few months is wild to me as someone who hates getting my hair cut and regularly goes 2+ years between salon visits... the longest I've ever gone in my adult life between getting a haircut was like 6 1/2 years 😅 I have a strong aversion to the feeling of people touching my hair though and my hair isn't color treated so I know I'm a unique case probably, but still
The matting and mold issue is also common in houseless and displaced individuals without access to reliable hygienic spaces, brushes, and are exposed to the elements 24/7 more days than not.
I had the worst haircut to ever exist at a reputable salon about 10 years ago and I’m still dealing with that trauma! But u appreciate and love my hair girl 🤍
I work in a skin clinic, there have been a few times people have come in and been like is there a mole on my scalp/ my hair is thinning etc and they say that their hairdresser noticed changes skin or whatever. They be saving people from skin cancers that more or less have been missed
Hands down the best stylists I've ever had have always been the people that I would describe as good listeners during consultations. The worst have always been the people who ignore the fact that I have really fine hair and tell them that I don't want a lot of layers. When I find someone who listens, I see them till they retire or move and tip them well. I currently travel 2 hours to see my stylist and tip them around 30%. Never half ash consultations. They are so important!
If I were to find a stylist that I love, I would totally travel 2 hours and pay more. Unfortunately I’m in my 30s and still haven’t found a stylist that I love. Instead I’ve had stylists try to “upsell me” on getting my hair dyed by essentially making fun of my natural colour and I’ve had another one audibly laugh and belittle me when I told her I was trying a new shampoo and conditioner (I think it was function of beauty at the time). I’ve been needing a haircut for a while now but I am dreading the experience.
Girl same! I found a stylist that I actually trusted & was such a nice older woman who had years of experience, but she unfortunately passed away a couple months after I started going with her. I tried going else where again, but nope. It’s hard finding someone you can trust & topping it off with it being expensive
A few years ago, I made the mistake of telling the person cutting my hair to "start with a #2 guard." Unfortunately, they didn't hear me when I said "...and work your way up." before they started to cut my hair, and they gave me a reverse mohawk before I could stop them. I ended up with a buzz cut that day. I feel kinda bad because I believe that they were brand new to cutting hair and they were quickly fired. I hope they found another place to work after that.
I cut my friends and familys hair (I'm completely untrained... i just couldn't couldn't communicate with hairdressers) I just cut my own hair for over ten years before people were like "hey, can you give me a trim?" It feels so good when they get compliments now B)
About the explaining stuff to clients - something I've had to tell people: "I can only explain it to you. I cannot understand it for you." It's truly frustrating dealing with people who only listen to respond and not comprehend
I was terrified to get my hair done when I was pregnant. I hid behind the front counter when going in to get my hair done. Then my hair stylist walks around the corner and BOOM! She had a massive belly too and was pregnant as well. 😂 made me feel a little better but was terrified of being judged from others My stylist made me feel way better. ♥️ Our names were similar too. Mine Kirsten, Hers Kristen. 😂
Hair stylists really should be appreciated. They literally facilitate the embrace of our identity. Self perception is such an important part of life and they have the power of making it match our perfect self
I have had some of the best hairstylists who have treated me as a friend . I am going through cancer, and my styllist has taken such good care of me. She made me feel pretty. I know that sounds vain, but she gave me back a sense of control of my body even if it is just a little bit.
I don't think it's vain at all, grieving lost health is complicated and difficult. I think its completely normal to want to seek some type of control in this situation. ❤ Them taking extra care of you is awesome of them, though. Wishing you the best on your journey.
Im a beauty therapist in Australia (esthetician) I also learned anatomy many people dropped out of the course when they realised it wasn't all make-up and facial we had to understand what we were doing to the skin when performing treatments we also had to have an understanding of what products would react with one another so we did cosmetic chemistry
I am 45 and finally got on the hair and nails boat about 6 months ago. I was never one to really care about that kind of stuff but I needed to refresh my identity a while back and I have LONG hair like to my butt long so I don't cut it often. Well I found this local Girl that is walking distance from my house, she is uber friendly, and since I kind of know the look I am going for but don't have a lot of experience she loves experimenting on my hair... 1st appt I got a 3 color balayage and blend out my gray. I love it, I need to set an appt to go back for the touch up but money has been a bear... But her work is excellent, and for my length a 3 color balayage for 120.00 is phenomenal... I go to a salon in the mall for nails, and a local parlor for hot rock deep tissue massages... I got my team and I am so lucky to have them these days.
Regarding the hair tie: The ones she describes never hold in my hair/ the phone cord looking ones tend to snag my hair too much. I don't wear it in any high hairstyles either though because it's thick and heavy. Is it a problem too in the case of low ponytails? You can see my hair bend a bit where I use the hair ties the most, so I'm guessing there is at least something happening.
I saw the same hairstylist from whenever my first haircut was (probably 2003) until she passed away from a brain tumor in 2018. I still miss her and can’t commit to a new hairstylist now.
I feel like what Rebecca's unnamed hairstylist said about her client's hair being "slimy like a slugs trail" prompted Siiri to talk about the cattiness and judgement of mental health in the salon industry because what Rebecca's friend said WAS catty and judgemental, and I think Siiri had a lot if tact in how she addressed it without having to say that what Rebecca was repeating was problematic
When I started going through puberty my skin decided to just go compleatly nuts. Some parts were dry, some were very oily, some were somehow both which made it crusty, I know eww. My scalp was the same. As a result I had really bad dandruff no matter what I tried. I was using prescription shampoo for it and it still somehow wasn't letting up. I remember going to get my hair cut for the new school year before the 7th grade and feeling so embarrassed when the hairstylist first started touching my hair. I apologized when she got dandruff on her hand. She assured me that she had deffenitly seen worse and that my body would most likely grow out of the weird dry and oily skin. She was right! a couple years later my skin thankfully calmed down and my scalp no longer looked like I had just been out in the snow. I insisted on going to the same stylist for years after that until I eventually moved too far away to be able to go to her. She made me understand my dandruff wasn't my fault or something shamefull. I'm still thankfull to her for being so kind and helping me feel pretty
I went to a place once and asked for red hair. Like marida from brave. The girl next to me asked for purple hair. They mixed up our bowls and i got my hair done purple. I was in dance and we cant have colored hair. She then got mad at me for tiping 15 percent. She also cut my hair with out me asking
@@nicolehegarty4749 well she tried to give the girl a bob with out asking and she said that if she didn't put her scissors down she would sue her, and that she has half the mind to do it since she ruined her hair. The girl was mad because this was supposed to be for a wedding.
I love my old hairdresser so much, even if I don’t go to her anymore (I’ll give context). I have been going to her since I was 4 until I was 19, I live in Scotland and I am half African which means I have extremely curly hair. There are many Scot’s with curls but the hairdressing market for curly stylists are few and even less so in the early 2000s. So my mum took me to this hairdresser for years and both of them did their best to help me love my hair (mum is also white Scottish raising a mixed kid with crazy hair). The internet didn’t have a lot of info for curly styling back then either so they both learned as I grew up. We tried thinning hair nets, thinning sheers, keratin treatments, sulfate free shampoos. I grew up learning how to do my hair from women who were learning themselves. The reason I stopped going to her was because I went to uni and I looked up hair tutorials to cut and style my own hair but I love and appreciate my old stylist still for working hard to make me feel beautiful. She gave me my first job as an assistant and she did my prom hair for £10, and she made sure my hair was healthy until I was old enough to figure it out on my own
From the time I was 3 to 19, I went to the same hair stylist. She moved like 5 times, then got the old crew back at the original OG salon. I’m still in touch with her! But I moved 3,000 miles away, and had to find a new person. I’ve gone to my current stylist for like 8 years, but I have to go to a different girl to do colors.
I love my hair stylist, Lynzy! I've followed her from shop to shop since the mid 2000's and now she has her own place and teaches. She's way out of my budget so I can only go once a year, but I look forward to that day all year. 🥰
17:51 threaten to call the POLICE 😱😱 the owner said it all “ do what you must to ensure you get the most money out of that client” which is surely a way to ensure those clients never come back.
A list of working professionals in my life who I have formed a cement like bond with as an adult: -my doctor -the nurses at my local hospital - *my hairstylist*
I love Mrs. Rodgers and her videos but I don't usually watch her podcasts and the second I saw siri i was so excited and they seem so fun together! ❤ Great video!
I totally agree that hairstylists are very under-rated. An incredibly physically, emotionally and mentally taxing but definitely necessary and valued profession. ❤
This box dye convo is so eye opening and also terrifying for me because growing up I would help my mom dye her hair like once a month!!! Not only that I refused to wear the gloves because I would get insanely itchy…
I have yet to find a stylist that I can stick with .. the one that I absolutely loved was fired for "stealing clients" but she wasn't stealing clients from other stylists she was working with.. she just does a really good job and one day when the girl Emily wasn't available.. I was given to Kylee. Kylee and I have so much in common and we got along so well and I love the way she did my hair so I went from Emily to Kylee and a few others did too. Maybe Emily should step her game up! Kylee was fired for this bc the owner and Emily are close. So now I'm back to square one trying to find a good hair stylist
The box color thing is so real though. It made my hair feel so brittle. (Hilariously, it DID make it easier to curl, which was pretty nice - that's a sign of damage though, anytime you change the pattern of the hair with things like heat curling or wet sets you're actually breaking some of the chemical bonds that hold your hair together and reforming them in the new shape. Damaged hair with weaker bonds does that more readily.) I do still dye my own hair, but these days I only use semipermanents with no developer at all, and check the ingredients, because I'm trying to grow it out long and strong. ...Also because I'm impatient and want a new color every few months ANYWAY, and trying to get permanent black box dye out of my blonde hair was... Bad.
I appreciate a good stylist! They're sometimes hard to find when you actively embrace drastic change 😂. I've had quite a few refuse to do my hair because i go between moods where I either grow it long or go pixie/buzz cut/shaved sides and they want to argue with the extremes I tend to go between so they just won't even though I'm fully aware of the consequences of my actions. I've been like this my whole life and while I respect that there are people that regret their life choices and will complain the most I've ever done is ask if they can get the weird light hair behind my ears that's hard to see.
Yeah ai know a few people who have changed genders from female to male and one recommendation from him was to go to a barber. 1) they know how to cut shorter hair and tend to do it on the regular so it's not a big thing to them. 2) and probably most important, they now how shorter hair sits compared to longer hair. 3) they were so good that even though they moved 2 to 3hours
That makes me so happy!!! I know everyone usually expects a lot of energy and crazy stories and I loved the relaxation of this one, but was deff nervous people would get mad at me for not telling more stories 😅
As a teenager I dyed my hair with box colour for years, and I always thought because I wasn't using bleach it wasn't damaging my hair. When I grew out my hair and let the dye fade, and the areas of dyed hair looked like fuckin angel hair tinsel. 😂😂😭😭 Eventually my hair got long enough to cut all the damaged hair, and I decided to try to do it myself. I gave myself a gd mullet (way before it became cool again) and could only hide it by wearing my hair in a ponytail for like a year following.
I had my hair unmatted by my mom every two weeks when I was depressed and addicted to weed and struggling trying being clean and happy. I so can imagine how without my mom I would had had years long matting fixed in hairsalong. It was bad. I'm so glad hairstylist do de-matting and are so understanding about this ❤
Love this! I especially love the volume talk. Due to a thyroid issue, my hair is very color resistant so my stylist very carefully has to use 40 volume. But if I (an apprentice stylist) did that on any random person, it would be a disaster.
I had a hair stylist that told me to use box dye. She said she would even put it in for me. I used to get my hair done once a year it was all I could afford. It looked good growing out. I just kinda stopped gout to her. Sadly I don't have the money to even get it trimmed
I just got my first proper hairstylist at 19 after barely being able to take care of my hair while having really bad depression and I don't think we appreciate enough how most hairstylists double as someone who will listen when you need to rant. Like yes I kinda trauma bonded with my hairstylist because we both experienced a very similar kind of loss in our family and we also work together at least once a week, but when you find a good hairstylist that is willing to listen to you, they can genuinely help you find what you are looking for with your hair
I am forever in debt to the woman who does my hair. She answers all my silly questions and does an amazing job with coloring and cutting my hair. Last time I went to go see her, I brought some donuts for her kids 😊 And I use the hair elastics that are rolled stretchy fabric. The straight up elastic ones have always always snapped
I had a really bad experience with a salon once were I went in sat down with a stylist who was doing my hair when another stylist behind us looked at me and said does her hair need washing The stylist doing my hair said her hair is clean what are you talking about I wanted to get up and walk out I had washed my hair that morning it was humiliating 😢
I had a friend who did this not only for Mr but many others. She was a brilliant stylist. I was unemployed at the time & my curls & colour was gross. Instead of payment I would keep her salon clean for the day as a trade off. Unfortunately she was & ex drug addiction & chain smoker & died of emphysema, cutting us all of because she was embarrassed cos she fell of the wagon. She went to people's homes to do their hair with oxygen tank in tow. I miss her so much. 😢
Rebecca, you're collaborating with all the UA-camrs I've subscribed to and regularly see on my feed, and it's making me question if you already knew them all this time or if it's UA-cam bringing you all together. 😅
I have started watching Siiri recently. I just saw her talking about having weight loss surgery. I want to tell her I am proud of her for not letting people put her down for having it. I had a lap band 10 years ago. It is still working. I want to tell her I get why she did it for her health. Yes, loosing weight does make you look better and feel better about your self. Most of do it for our health. Sorry for the rant. Basically I just want to tell her she has support from this older woman and to keep telling those nay sayers who think it is the easy way out to go away and not come back. I think you are great!
The first time I got my hair (mid back length) permed, the stylist burned it so bad it had to be cut to shoulder length. I was in tears. I only go to a "professional" for the occasional trim now since my waist length hair is hard to get accurate in the back. I do my own coloring, cutting and used to do my own perms.
I wish more stylist would do consultations. I paid $400 including tip for a haircut and color. I think it was balayage. I would have never done it had I known the price. I guess I should have asked but I had never done balayage I assumed it would be the same as an all over color.
Oh yeah, always try to get a ball park price or an exact price to agree on. I assume most stylists have a rate for balayage, so it’s weird they didn’t mention their rate as well.
I would 100% be okay with my hairstylist pulling out a piece of paper, writing up what we agreed to do, and then us both signing it before proceeding so the stylist can relax I've had to talk a few hairdressers into giving me bangs because they were so nervous I was going to be mad at them afterwards. I love my bangs, I look great in bangs (that's the stylists saying it too not just me), and I get bangs every 6-8 months so I know the effort and the eye poking. I think since I just go to whoever is available in the moment and this new person keeps seeing me without bangs they get nervous/not sure bangs are good for my face shape, so I keep offering to sign something that will say "Yes, I want bangs and I will deal with the consequences should there be any so long as it's the agreed upon style." 😂 Avery can write something up fo us
Can we take a second to acknowledge that in so many of these episodes Rebecca‘s guests, really big content creators that we all love so much, talk about Rebecca helping them with content and social media and things like that? So many other creators with big egos would easily "yea, this content creator would be NO WHERE without me and my help" but Rebecca doesn't even MENTION it. We only get glimpses of how supportive she is when no one is looking because these GIANT content creators give her props publicly for it, and even then she wont milk it she will move the conversation along. THAT is true character. That is something to admire about her. It proves she is just as caring behind the camera as she is in front of it. What a queen!
She has 2mil and Siri only as 300k. She has drawn a lot of attention to herself.
@@carlycasper7884Siiri has 4.7 million subscribers on Tik Tok, I would respectfully argue that they both have very large followings and that comparing the numbers once they reach a certain point isn't helpful to the conversation. I think what they were trying to say is Rebecca isn't the type of person to brag about her connections with other content creators despite being very helpful behind the scenes.
The collaboration that we didn't know we needed but most definitely did! Love it absolutely love both these women😍😍 both of them are super sweet and understanding and make absolutely positively wonderful shorts and videos
@carlycasper7884 maybe on youtube. But it seems like people that are influencers obviously start with Tik Tok to begin with and Tick Tock has become very silly with a lot of their regulations and rules and stuff like that. So a lot of them people have been starting to come to UA-cam and not everybody uses youtube that uses tick tock. Either way Siri is a pretty big influencer no matter the actual numbers. Not everybody that watches people subscribe to them. A lot of the UA-camrs I watch they say there's so many of you that aren't subscribed but we have so many people that watch. I'm subscribed to both of these Siri and Mrs Rogers but not everybody is. But that doesn't mean they don't still watch, doesn't mean that the videos a lot of them, haven't went viral for them😮 but it's super awesome that they both have such a great following and strong community of ppl that love them. Like I said in my other comment, I absolutely love both of these ladies. And they most definitely are the definition of a lady❤😊❤😊❤😊 keep up the good work❤ you guys together are just absolutely positively the best collaboration I've seen in a while😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
@@kiranicole2096 It sounded like they were saying that Rebecca gives out free advice but is struggling to gain traction with her own content. I only mentioned sub count as proof that Rebecca is doing well and to show that the people she is giving advice too aren’t surpassing her. Wasn’t meant to discredit either of them.
OH MY GOD IS THAT SIIRI???
Yes
My thoughts too. I ❤❤❤❤❤ her!
I thought the same a little backstory I watch both of them on and off pretty constantly so to see both of them in the same room in a video I was so excited
MEEE 😂😂
No it's billy bob
When I was in and out of the hospital for a year, my hair at the back got matted. I actually had a hairdresser, who worked with the hospital, come to my room and give me a cut, shampoo, and dry. It felt so good running a comb through my hair again. Then after the hospitalizations, I was in a nursing home. The day before I was being discharged I had a hair coloring while I was in my wheelchair. I am so grateful to those two ladies, who brought their services to unique places and making the customer/patient feel so much better.
I use a wheelchair and I rent a van when I go places. My hairdresser Emily does my hair while I am in my wheelchair, has someone assist so they can wash out the color and goes out of her way to let me know I look great. It makes so much difference in my life.
Yeah having a hair dresser at the hospital is something a lot of people could benefit from.
My dyslexic ars read, “my hair at the back got married”🤣🤣🤣
The collab I never expected, and never knew I needed😂❤
Siiri is amazing 🥰
@@Rebecca.Rogersshe iss! But so are you Rebecca!
Ikr ❤️
I quit doing hair because some customers are just cruel, they think you are beneath them once you put the apron on. During mask mandates I was spit on, had things thrown at me, and screamed at on the daily. It wrecked my mental health, I only did hair for 3 years and “retired” because I couldn’t handle the behavior of people old enough to know better.
I'm so sorry you were treated like that!! Nobody deserves that. 💙💙
@@JACKIElovesBLUE thank you for your kindness. I agree, no one should be treated with cruelty! ❤️
Sounds similar to why I had to retire from teaching after only a few years too etc. It is so upsetting because I miss it especially the kids so much but there are just too many issues unfortunately.
@@nicolehegarty4749 I’m so sorry to hear that. I have so much respect for teachers, I simply cannot understand how teachers are treated so terribly by the people that rely on them. The kids were the best part of my job too, it sounds silly, but they always made my day a little brighter. I hope that we as a society can collectively start treating people in these positions, and people in general, with more kindness and give the thanks that is beyond deserved. I hope you have a wonderful day ❤️
Same that’s why I’m leaving the profession
Wow Siiri's added perspective is so amazing! I love that she went for the "we don't know what other people are going through so lets not judge harshly" so sweet!
i love my hair stylist! i have tape in extensions and i was in the hospital and getting ready to be transferred to a bigger hospital for major heart surgery. She came to my hospital room and took my extensions out and brought me a bunch of shampoo and conditioner samples. She took my extensions back to her salon, washed them, untangled them, and kept them until i was back home a month later.
In cosmetology school, we were taught that polls show that the *number one thing* people dread about moving out of their current city? Finding a new hairstylist.. more so than their doctor or dentist.. the hairstylist is apparently the number one thing people regret having to lose the most when moving.. lol
I believe it I'm so afraid of not having my hairdresser.
I lived away for 4 years. Still stayed loyal to my hair dresser haha
100000% can confirm. Back in my old city/state, my aunt(whos a hair stylist) is the ONLY person who did my hair cuz she got it perfect every single time.
Since I've moved, I've only been to the salon like 3 times(2 different salons, but one I came back cuz I needed to finish my balayage). N yes they've been decent cuz of how much research I did, but they're not my auntie lol
Yes! Before I moved out of state, I went to the same person for YEARS. She had done my hair for like 16 years (started cutting my hair at 5 and I was 24/25 when I moved). When I moved out here and found my stylist and I'm sticking with her unless she stops doing hair.
I’m terrified of losing my hairdresser and the woman who does my electrolysis and laser. My therapist as well, but as long as I’m in the state, I can keep the same person.
I don’t know how to tell someone else how to do my hair though. My hairdresser basically does a process similar to balayage, but for significantly less. And I am scared to let someone new near my face. And she cut me a break on the laser because I’m a regular and have been for over a decade (I’m 28)
I definitely can testify as a first time mom how easy it is for your hair to get matted. I had twin girls and almost immediately struggled with postpartum depression and I wasn’t eating, cleaning, or taking care of myself. All my time and energy went towards making sure my daughters were happy and healthy and taken care of. There were two times where I just cut all my hair off because I was so embarrassed it got that bad and was scared to ask for help. It feels so good to hear you guys talk about this subject. Something you don’t hear about very often. And making people aware that at that point you’re not just able to take or shower or brush it out. Yes sometimes with lots of time and patience and probably lots of money, it can be taken care of and brushed out, but a lot of the times us ladies have to cut all of our hair off, something that was a major part of our identity. That in itself is soul crushing. I remember asking myself how could I let myself fall so low, how could I let myself be this disgusting. I was extremely hard myself simply because I couldn’t brush my hair out. Idk I’m rambling. I just want to say thank you for making others aware of a very real situation for new moms or people who struggle with depression.
Yes! Same! I had twins and in the first 4 months I realized that I just needed braids bc I just could NOT get to my hair. So it just needed to be gone or put back. I’m so much more patient with my Mom clients bc it seems simple but it’s not.
"we all have a hair stylist" ??? We are not the same. It's super cute that she's always gone to the same stylist, though, and despite the fact that I cut my own hair (because I'm a trash goblin) I love Siiri's content.
Yeah I know I was like damn I definitely don’t have the money to be consistently going to the salon 😂 I cut my own hair 😂
This was my thought as well 😂 I do my own hair because I'm broke and impulsive. Haven't seen a stylist in years.
I've never been to a hairstylist in my life xD my dad just trims the ends
lol I go to this place in town that has multiple stylists (it’s like a Supercuts but…fancier? slightly?) & I don’t think I’ve had the same girl twice😂 but their pricing is SUPER affordable & I only ever really do a trim anyways lol so it’s fine 😝
I go to get a haircut every 2 years 😐🤣 ıd love to do it more often, but they don't. Too expensive. Too much money 🤣🤣
Last time I went to a hair stylist she cut my hair to my shoulders when I asked for it to be at the bottom of the back of my bra. She cut off over a foot of my hair and I had no intention of donating my hair, because I wasn’t going to be cutting that much off. She still went ahead and chopped all of my hair off. I never let anyone touch my hair after that. I learned how to cut my own hair after that day. I wanted to fight that lady I didn’t pay her and everyone in the shop agreed with me. It was f’d up that she did that to me. It was 5 years of natural virgin hair growth just to be left with a Dora haircut pissed me off.
The story about the women whos hair was matted really hit me hard. When I was in high school I was living with my father who was very neglectful and I got severely depressed. It started as just forgetting to brush my hair for long periods of time but eventually it got stuck in a bun and I couldnt get it untangled so for months i just kept putting it into the bun to try and hide it. It was so embarrasing. I didn't go to a hairstylst for years because I had so much anxiety from that expereince. Its very nice to hear people talk about this type of situation with such compassion.
When I was 11 i was badly depressed and couldnt shower or brush my hair for almost a year. once i got better my mom and i tried to get it out ourselfs but we couldnt. eventaly she brought me in because she just didint know what to do. my stylist spent 6 hours getting the matting out the best she could. i got a shorter hair cut and she gave me some stuff for free. she was such a kind person and she genuenlly saved my life and she didint even know it. (sorry if i didint spell some things corecly im dyslexic)
Not only is this a video with Siiri, but they mentioned B. Dylan Hollis?! My day is blessed 😂💜
Happy to see Siiri on here! I did want to mention that the matting happens to me at least once a year from it being in a bun. My husband and I tackled in at the end of September and I ended up with an undercut and like 4 inches on top of my head. I have really bad mobility issues & I really can’t take care of my hair by myself anymore. So once it hits a certain length it goes into a bun for 1-2 yrs.
Becca getting reprimanded for not getting her ends trimmed in a few months is wild to me as someone who hates getting my hair cut and regularly goes 2+ years between salon visits... the longest I've ever gone in my adult life between getting a haircut was like 6 1/2 years 😅 I have a strong aversion to the feeling of people touching my hair though and my hair isn't color treated so I know I'm a unique case probably, but still
The matting and mold issue is also common in houseless and displaced individuals without access to reliable hygienic spaces, brushes, and are exposed to the elements 24/7 more days than not.
I had the worst haircut to ever exist at a reputable salon about 10 years ago and I’m still dealing with that trauma! But u appreciate and love my hair girl 🤍
I work in a skin clinic, there have been a few times people have come in and been like is there a mole on my scalp/ my hair is thinning etc and they say that their hairdresser noticed changes skin or whatever. They be saving people from skin cancers that more or less have been missed
Hands down the best stylists I've ever had have always been the people that I would describe as good listeners during consultations. The worst have always been the people who ignore the fact that I have really fine hair and tell them that I don't want a lot of layers. When I find someone who listens, I see them till they retire or move and tip them well. I currently travel 2 hours to see my stylist and tip them around 30%. Never half ash consultations. They are so important!
If I were to find a stylist that I love, I would totally travel 2 hours and pay more. Unfortunately I’m in my 30s and still haven’t found a stylist that I love. Instead I’ve had stylists try to “upsell me” on getting my hair dyed by essentially making fun of my natural colour and I’ve had another one audibly laugh and belittle me when I told her I was trying a new shampoo and conditioner (I think it was function of beauty at the time). I’ve been needing a haircut for a while now but I am dreading the experience.
Girl same! I found a stylist that I actually trusted & was such a nice older woman who had years of experience, but she unfortunately passed away a couple months after I started going with her. I tried going else where again, but nope. It’s hard finding someone you can trust & topping it off with it being expensive
A few years ago, I made the mistake of telling the person cutting my hair to "start with a #2 guard." Unfortunately, they didn't hear me when I said "...and work your way up." before they started to cut my hair, and they gave me a reverse mohawk before I could stop them. I ended up with a buzz cut that day. I feel kinda bad because I believe that they were brand new to cutting hair and they were quickly fired. I hope they found another place to work after that.
I love Siiri! Such a beautiful, strong woman!
B. Dylan Hollis! I adore his vintage cookbooks! He’s a gem and his shorts are such a good window into the times past with those recipes!
I cut my friends and familys hair (I'm completely untrained... i just couldn't couldn't communicate with hairdressers) I just cut my own hair for over ten years before people were like "hey, can you give me a trim?"
It feels so good when they get compliments now B)
About the explaining stuff to clients - something I've had to tell people: "I can only explain it to you. I cannot understand it for you." It's truly frustrating dealing with people who only listen to respond and not comprehend
I was terrified to get my hair done when I was pregnant. I hid behind the front counter when going in to get my hair done. Then my hair stylist walks around the corner and BOOM! She had a massive belly too and was pregnant as well. 😂 made me feel a little better but was terrified of being judged from others My stylist made me feel way better. ♥️ Our names were similar too. Mine Kirsten, Hers Kristen. 😂
I love Siiri! So glad to see the real Siiri being herself!
Hair stylists really should be appreciated. They literally facilitate the embrace of our identity. Self perception is such an important part of life and they have the power of making it match our perfect self
I have had some of the best hairstylists who have treated me as a friend . I am going through cancer, and my styllist has taken such good care of me. She made me feel pretty. I know that sounds vain, but she gave me back a sense of control of my body even if it is just a little bit.
I don't think it's vain at all, grieving lost health is complicated and difficult. I think its completely normal to want to seek some type of control in this situation. ❤ Them taking extra care of you is awesome of them, though. Wishing you the best on your journey.
Not me watching this slowly taking my WET hair out of my bun and dying a little inside knowing im ruining my hair 🙈
omg I love siiri! this interview was so fun!
I’m so glad you kept making content. I was so confused when you stopped showing up on “that podcast”
Im a beauty therapist in Australia (esthetician) I also learned anatomy many people dropped out of the course when they realised it wasn't all make-up and facial we had to understand what we were doing to the skin when performing treatments we also had to have an understanding of what products would react with one another so we did cosmetic chemistry
I am 45 and finally got on the hair and nails boat about 6 months ago. I was never one to really care about that kind of stuff but I needed to refresh my identity a while back and I have LONG hair like to my butt long so I don't cut it often. Well I found this local Girl that is walking distance from my house, she is uber friendly, and since I kind of know the look I am going for but don't have a lot of experience she loves experimenting on my hair... 1st appt I got a 3 color balayage and blend out my gray. I love it, I need to set an appt to go back for the touch up but money has been a bear... But her work is excellent, and for my length a 3 color balayage for 120.00 is phenomenal... I go to a salon in the mall for nails, and a local parlor for hot rock deep tissue massages... I got my team and I am so lucky to have them these days.
Regarding the hair tie:
The ones she describes never hold in my hair/ the phone cord looking ones tend to snag my hair too much. I don't wear it in any high hairstyles either though because it's thick and heavy. Is it a problem too in the case of low ponytails? You can see my hair bend a bit where I use the hair ties the most, so I'm guessing there is at least something happening.
YES i flipping love sirri! this will definitely be one of my favorite episodes!
I saw the same hairstylist from whenever my first haircut was (probably 2003) until she passed away from a brain tumor in 2018. I still miss her and can’t commit to a new hairstylist now.
Im so glad I have a good hairstylist. She talks like we are best friends and its amazing
Siri is secretly a hairstylist, we all thought she was a robot, but she's secretly a hairstylist
I feel like what Rebecca's unnamed hairstylist said about her client's hair being "slimy like a slugs trail" prompted Siiri to talk about the cattiness and judgement of mental health in the salon industry because what Rebecca's friend said WAS catty and judgemental, and I think Siiri had a lot if tact in how she addressed it without having to say that what Rebecca was repeating was problematic
When I started going through puberty my skin decided to just go compleatly nuts. Some parts were dry, some were very oily, some were somehow both which made it crusty, I know eww. My scalp was the same. As a result I had really bad dandruff no matter what I tried. I was using prescription shampoo for it and it still somehow wasn't letting up. I remember going to get my hair cut for the new school year before the 7th grade and feeling so embarrassed when the hairstylist first started touching my hair. I apologized when she got dandruff on her hand. She assured me that she had deffenitly seen worse and that my body would most likely grow out of the weird dry and oily skin. She was right! a couple years later my skin thankfully calmed down and my scalp no longer looked like I had just been out in the snow. I insisted on going to the same stylist for years after that until I eventually moved too far away to be able to go to her. She made me understand my dandruff wasn't my fault or something shamefull. I'm still thankfull to her for being so kind and helping me feel pretty
I went to a place once and asked for red hair. Like marida from brave. The girl next to me asked for purple hair. They mixed up our bowls and i got my hair done purple. I was in dance and we cant have colored hair. She then got mad at me for tiping 15 percent. She also cut my hair with out me asking
Oh hell no. Girl you are a damn saint. How did the other girl in the mix up react?
@@nicolehegarty4749 well she tried to give the girl a bob with out asking and she said that if she didn't put her scissors down she would sue her, and that she has half the mind to do it since she ruined her hair. The girl was mad because this was supposed to be for a wedding.
@@evieveenhof9552 Dang. I would have been mad too. I dye my hair purple and it would look bad dyed red I think lol 😆
@@nicolehegarty4749 sorry I meant her wedding not a
I love my old hairdresser so much, even if I don’t go to her anymore (I’ll give context). I have been going to her since I was 4 until I was 19, I live in Scotland and I am half African which means I have extremely curly hair. There are many Scot’s with curls but the hairdressing market for curly stylists are few and even less so in the early 2000s. So my mum took me to this hairdresser for years and both of them did their best to help me love my hair (mum is also white Scottish raising a mixed kid with crazy hair). The internet didn’t have a lot of info for curly styling back then either so they both learned as I grew up. We tried thinning hair nets, thinning sheers, keratin treatments, sulfate free shampoos. I grew up learning how to do my hair from women who were learning themselves. The reason I stopped going to her was because I went to uni and I looked up hair tutorials to cut and style my own hair but I love and appreciate my old stylist still for working hard to make me feel beautiful. She gave me my first job as an assistant and she did my prom hair for £10, and she made sure my hair was healthy until I was old enough to figure it out on my own
From the time I was 3 to 19, I went to the same hair stylist. She moved like 5 times, then got the old crew back at the original OG salon. I’m still in touch with her! But I moved 3,000 miles away, and had to find a new person. I’ve gone to my current stylist for like 8 years, but I have to go to a different girl to do colors.
Thank you for calling the salon that I work at 💁🏻♀️
Dude 😭
People are such pathological liars when it comes to free stuff or discount smh 🤦♀️
I love my hair stylist, Lynzy! I've followed her from shop to shop since the mid 2000's and now she has her own place and teaches. She's way out of my budget so I can only go once a year, but I look forward to that day all year. 🥰
17:51 threaten to call the POLICE 😱😱 the owner said it all “ do what you must to ensure you get the most money out of that client” which is surely a way to ensure those clients never come back.
OMG Siiri and Mrs. Rogers making a video together? I love this 😁💙
A list of working professionals in my life who I have formed a cement like bond with as an adult:
-my doctor
-the nurses at my local hospital
- *my hairstylist*
I love Mrs. Rodgers and her videos but I don't usually watch her podcasts and the second I saw siri i was so excited and they seem so fun together! ❤ Great video!
So glad!
I totally agree that hairstylists are very under-rated. An incredibly physically, emotionally and mentally taxing but definitely necessary and valued profession. ❤
I love how you are interviewing everyone that I love. Like we love the same people ❤
This box dye convo is so eye opening and also terrifying for me because growing up I would help my mom dye her hair like once a month!!! Not only that I refused to wear the gloves because I would get insanely itchy…
I have yet to find a stylist that I can stick with .. the one that I absolutely loved was fired for "stealing clients" but she wasn't stealing clients from other stylists she was working with.. she just does a really good job and one day when the girl Emily wasn't available.. I was given to Kylee. Kylee and I have so much in common and we got along so well and I love the way she did my hair so I went from Emily to Kylee and a few others did too. Maybe Emily should step her game up! Kylee was fired for this bc the owner and Emily are close. So now I'm back to square one trying to find a good hair stylist
The box color thing is so real though. It made my hair feel so brittle. (Hilariously, it DID make it easier to curl, which was pretty nice - that's a sign of damage though, anytime you change the pattern of the hair with things like heat curling or wet sets you're actually breaking some of the chemical bonds that hold your hair together and reforming them in the new shape. Damaged hair with weaker bonds does that more readily.)
I do still dye my own hair, but these days I only use semipermanents with no developer at all, and check the ingredients, because I'm trying to grow it out long and strong. ...Also because I'm impatient and want a new color every few months ANYWAY, and trying to get permanent black box dye out of my blonde hair was... Bad.
I screamed my head off when I saw Siiri in this post I was so excited I really hope you guys do an actual like funny skit together
I love when I see two people I follow do a collab 🥰
Siri! I'm such a big fan! Thank you so much for all of the information.
I appreciate a good stylist! They're sometimes hard to find when you actively embrace drastic change 😂.
I've had quite a few refuse to do my hair because i go between moods where I either grow it long or go pixie/buzz cut/shaved sides and they want to argue with the extremes I tend to go between so they just won't even though I'm fully aware of the consequences of my actions.
I've been like this my whole life and while I respect that there are people that regret their life choices and will complain the most I've ever done is ask if they can get the weird light hair behind my ears that's hard to see.
Yeah ai know a few people who have changed genders from female to male and one recommendation from him was to go to a barber.
1) they know how to cut shorter hair and tend to do it on the regular so it's not a big thing to them.
2) and probably most important, they now how shorter hair sits compared to longer hair.
3) they were so good that even though they moved 2 to 3hours
Take photos of yourself with various styles to your appt to show that you really do understand what it is you are asking for.
This was wonderful. Thank you Rebecca, Thank you Sirii.
So happy to see siri doing a video with Rebecca this whole video was so comforting and energetic but relaxing
That makes me so happy!!! I know everyone usually expects a lot of energy and crazy stories and I loved the relaxation of this one, but was deff nervous people would get mad at me for not telling more stories 😅
Oh my god…600 vs 250 and then threaten for theft of service! That’s insane, not informing. That is criminal on that manager’s part
As a teenager I dyed my hair with box colour for years, and I always thought because I wasn't using bleach it wasn't damaging my hair. When I grew out my hair and let the dye fade, and the areas of dyed hair looked like fuckin angel hair tinsel. 😂😂😭😭 Eventually my hair got long enough to cut all the damaged hair, and I decided to try to do it myself. I gave myself a gd mullet (way before it became cool again) and could only hide it by wearing my hair in a ponytail for like a year following.
I had my hair unmatted by my mom every two weeks when I was depressed and addicted to weed and struggling trying being clean and happy. I so can imagine how without my mom I would had had years long matting fixed in hairsalong. It was bad. I'm so glad hairstylist do de-matting and are so understanding about this ❤
Love this! I especially love the volume talk. Due to a thyroid issue, my hair is very color resistant so my stylist very carefully has to use 40 volume. But if I (an apprentice stylist) did that on any random person, it would be a disaster.
I love seeing a collab of two people I love to watch. Love Rebecca Rogers and love Siiri. Yay!!!
it's Siri!!!!!!!! this is the team up we needed!!
Ahhh two pf my favourite creators in 1 space. This is gonna be awesome
I always watch her short tick-tock‘s so it’s nice to see and hear her talking for more than a minute at a time😂
Aw, I didn't know you were friends with Siri!! Love her! Here reels/shorts are great!
You should totally do an episode with wedding planners they would have some crazy stories! 😂
I had a hair stylist that told me to use box dye. She said she would even put it in for me. I used to get my hair done once a year it was all I could afford. It looked good growing out. I just kinda stopped gout to her. Sadly I don't have the money to even get it trimmed
Could you reach out to beauty schools if you’d be able to help students practise for a free cut? 🥺
I LOVE BOTH OF YOU SO MUCH AND I AM SO EXCITED TO WATCH THIS!!!!!!!
Hair stylists get more training than cops.
I can’t watch this video! I’ve tried 4+ times throughout the day! All it lets me do is watch the ads, then says “something went wrong”
What a great interview, and so much information about hair from Siiri.
This was the most wholeaome thing I've seen all week. You both just radiate kindness.
Very pleasant interview. I'm glad my small bus. hairstylist does one client at a time.
The duo we never knew we needed
I LOVE THIS COLLAB! Siiri and Rebecca = perfect team
So happy to see you two collaborating!
i LOVE Siiri’s content, thank you for having her on! i learned a lot from this vid so tysm both of u 🙏
I just got my first proper hairstylist at 19 after barely being able to take care of my hair while having really bad depression and I don't think we appreciate enough how most hairstylists double as someone who will listen when you need to rant. Like yes I kinda trauma bonded with my hairstylist because we both experienced a very similar kind of loss in our family and we also work together at least once a week, but when you find a good hairstylist that is willing to listen to you, they can genuinely help you find what you are looking for with your hair
OMG 2 of my faves together! We love Siiri!
I am forever in debt to the woman who does my hair. She answers all my silly questions and does an amazing job with coloring and cutting my hair. Last time I went to go see her, I brought some donuts for her kids 😊
And I use the hair elastics that are rolled stretchy fabric. The straight up elastic ones have always always snapped
I love Siiri! Her videos are so good. Glad to see you have her on your channel, Rebecca!
I've just found your UA-cam and you've literally had all my favorite girlies here! I love it, thank you for creating this channel ❤
5:50 DYLAN HOLLIS! I think Siiri’s referring to him 😂 I swung around so fast bc I found that guy hilarious when he came up on my YT Shorts lol
I had a really bad experience with a salon once were I went in sat down with a stylist who was doing my hair when another stylist behind us looked at me and said does her hair need washing
The stylist doing my hair said her hair is clean what are you talking about
I wanted to get up and walk out I had washed my hair that morning it was humiliating 😢
THIS IS A CROSSOVER I NEVER EXPECTED
The collab I never knew I needed but totally did💜
I had a friend who did this not only for Mr but many others. She was a brilliant stylist. I was unemployed at the time & my curls & colour was gross. Instead of payment I would keep her salon clean for the day as a trade off. Unfortunately she was & ex drug addiction & chain smoker & died of emphysema, cutting us all of because she was embarrassed cos she fell of the wagon. She went to people's homes to do their hair with oxygen tank in tow. I miss her so much. 😢
Rebecca, you're collaborating with all the UA-camrs I've subscribed to and regularly see on my feed, and it's making me question if you already knew them all this time or if it's UA-cam bringing you all together. 😅
I have started watching Siiri recently. I just saw her talking about having weight loss surgery. I want to tell her I am proud of her for not letting people put her down for having it. I had a lap band 10 years ago. It is still working. I want to tell her I get why she did it for her health. Yes, loosing weight does make you look better and feel better about your self. Most of do it for our health. Sorry for the rant. Basically I just want to tell her she has support from this older woman and to keep telling those nay sayers who think it is the easy way out to go away and not come back. I think you are great!
The first time I got my hair (mid back length) permed, the stylist burned it so bad it had to be cut to shoulder length. I was in tears. I only go to a "professional" for the occasional trim now since my waist length hair is hard to get accurate in the back. I do my own coloring, cutting and used to do my own perms.
I wish more stylist would do consultations. I paid $400 including tip for a haircut and color. I think it was balayage. I would have never done it had I known the price. I guess I should have asked but I had never done balayage I assumed it would be the same as an all over color.
Oh yeah, always try to get a ball park price or an exact price to agree on. I assume most stylists have a rate for balayage, so it’s weird they didn’t mention their rate as well.
A collab i never saw coming but am here for completely
I would 100% be okay with my hairstylist pulling out a piece of paper, writing up what we agreed to do, and then us both signing it before proceeding so the stylist can relax
I've had to talk a few hairdressers into giving me bangs because they were so nervous I was going to be mad at them afterwards. I love my bangs, I look great in bangs (that's the stylists saying it too not just me), and I get bangs every 6-8 months so I know the effort and the eye poking. I think since I just go to whoever is available in the moment and this new person keeps seeing me without bangs they get nervous/not sure bangs are good for my face shape, so I keep offering to sign something that will say "Yes, I want bangs and I will deal with the consequences should there be any so long as it's the agreed upon style." 😂 Avery can write something up fo us