Also a lot of would-be Picassos ending up in the uglifying business. Look at the lines at 23: 35. Impossible to make her look worse. Then 24: 06 is for a still standing golden statue at the shopping mall to earn an extra buck for college???
This is why I've been cutting my own hair for the last 50 years. When I was 19 years old, my regular hairdresser went on vacation for three months. While he was gone, I did my own layered cut, copying the way I"d watched him do it. When he got back, I went to get a trim. He combed through my hair and asked who had been cutting my hair. I apologized and said I did it myself. He asked me if I wanted a job and said he couldn't believe I managed to cut the hair in the back and get it so perfect. Figured after that that I might as well do it myself and save $$$. I had a hairdresser cut my hair one time about 30 years ago and she screwed it up so bad I learned my lesson. My only advice is to buy a GOOD PAIR of professional scizzors. Cut off less than you think you need to - you can always cut more.
My mother took me to get the Princess Diana haircut when I was five (it was a rage around the time Lady Diana died). The hairdresser gave me a crew cut instead. I cried all the way home. I never go to a hairdresser anymore. I have tailbone length hair now and I easily trim it at home. So much better.
Absolutely right! I also learned & have cut my own for a few decades. I get compliments & asked to cut others hair. They always ask, “how did you do the back?” Like you, I watched, then got a real hairdressing school binder of “how to” & did it. I even learned to perm my own hair & have never fried it since. Never ever paid for a perm again after it got fried. Some people do not listen when. You even tell them, it will fry easily. I applaud you. Way to go! Nice to know I am not the only one who did this too. ❤
I've been cutting my own hair for about 40 years. I can't even believe the money people spent on this crap. Unbelievable. I love my haircuts. Haven't cut it at all lately as I am growing it out but my haircuts always look good.
I watch a lot of beauty fail vids and the comments are always full of "she should have gone to a salon!". Well, this is exactly WHY people don't want to go to a salon. I'd rather screw it up myself than pay someone else to. I've done all my own beauty treatments since middle school- makeup, manicures, cutting/coloring my own hair- and I've never messed anything up even a fraction as bad as some of these. The few times I've "treated myself" by letting a "professional" do my hair I had to go fix her mistakes at home or wear wigs until the disaster grew out. What are they even teaching in beauty school anymore??? There's no excuse for clients to walk out looking like that.
Only two people out of about 8-9 have done my hair nicely and how I wanted it. The last bad experience cost me almost $400, 14 inches of hair that was completely botched, dye fried and an hour of sobbing for wanting a fresh look because my hair was gorgeous and healthy before this chic literally destroyed it. I didn’t even want to leave my home it was so bad. I waited for it to grow out some because I didn’t want it shorter and couldn’t dye it again because it was so unhealthy. My daughter who just started school, 4 months prior to doing my hair, fixed it for me and did the most perfect cut and highlights I’ve EVER (in 40 years) had!! My daughter will be the only one to ever touch my hair again! She’s so incredibly talented and intelligent and I’m so proud of her! My daughter has given me my confidence back.❤
That’s awful. I’m so sorry that happened. I don’t blame you on letting no one else fix it. It would take an immense amount of trust, & even then, something bad could happen again. Thankfully you’ve already found the perfect stylist in your daughter. 🥰
I was going to comment that it is best just to get a wig than have someone mess up your hair. I have several wigs and it’s fun to mix it up sometimes. My most expensive wig was $500. but worth it. (100% real hair)😊
People are going to salons with their expectations way too high, expecting their hairdresser to basically work magic and then they're disappointed when their hair didn't turn out exactly like the picture which wasn't a picture of real hair anyway lol.
What I don't understand is why did all these ladies not only pay the salon fee but also paid a tip as well!! I wouldn't have given them a penny. Not only that I would probably have sued them as well.
It’s crazy they paid a tip, but I think unless the place feels bad and says no charge, if you don’t pay they😢call the cops and call it “theft”.. I think you have to pay and then go to court to get your money back..
@@johrathbunI don’t think it’s victim shaming, it’s the fact that it continues to allow them to do this to people with no consequences. It did happen to me once, I paid at the time but went back the next day as I was very unhappy with the service that I received. You are paying them for a professional service and that is what you should get. I not only had my haircut fixed, but they gave me a refund. I was very nice about it and maybe cried a little (which was certainly not fake) but they did seem to feel bad. I never went back there though. And luckily we don’t tip in Australia. What you pay, especially in the US, is plenty (not waiters though, they do not get decent wages over there from their employer and rely on tips) which is disgraceful. Tipping is not overly common here, and certainly not expected by wait staff to survive.
License Cosmetologist here and Nail Tech. When going to the hair salon, NEVER EVER get your hair curled after a cut. Many hair stylists do not know how to cut hair and when they curl or blow dry it flipped out or in, it covers the flaws. ALWAYS make sure you ask them to straighten it, so you can see how good or bad they cut it. I don't care how bad the customers are. I NEVER do a bad job as my reputations and all my skills that I worked hard for will be ruined. I always give all my clients 110%. I don't understand why some people who do not know how to do it will always think they can, but the outcome is always different and they will not own up to their own mistakes.
This is honestly why I don’t go to hair salons/nail places. I hate nail polish anyway, I think it’s a sensory (possibly on the spectrum) thing, but i hate the way nail polish feels on my fingers and the idea of fake nails 😨 And the ones where they have pushed the cuticle way back look awful. And make my fingers hurt just to look at them.
Some of these, especially the really bad hair,there's no way they were done at an accredited salon. Somebody's cousin did them at home. Also,you pay after the service is done. So,the people saying they paid 3 or 4 hundred dollars,WHY???? I would refuse to pay them for their mess. That's crazy.
I have had a very similar thing happen. I have had my hair cut 4 times by 4 different stylists in 4 different towns. None of them could get my hair to look like the one I wanted. I started off with long hair, wanted a pixie/bob... got an angle bob, to an undercut bob, to a long pixie to a short pixie. I'm just going to let it grow back out and go back to cutting it myself.
Let's see...a hairdresser cut a FOOT off my hair once when I asked for a trim. Another time, the hairdresser left the curlers/solution of a permanent wave on for much too long (I was begging her to come take them out as my scalp was being BURNED). When she finally took the curlers out, my hair was burned off and was wrapped around the curlers (over a foot of my hair was gone and I had second degree chemical burns on my scalp). I sued her and the salon and won. After that disaster, it took years for me to go back to any salon. I've been with the same stylist for decades now (I am 66 yo). She's worth waiting for! Thanks, Sakia!
That's happened to me too. Wanted a spiral perm when they were in fashion, got an afro instead. Hairdresser left the perm lotion on too long and burnt my hair. I told her she was using the wrong rollers. Found out later she was only an apprentice. Never went back. Second time was in 2003. Wanted a trim to even up my waist length hair. Hairdresser started at the back so I couldn't see what she was doing. She cut my waist length hair into a mid bob. I don't suit mid bobs and I had a wedding reception that night. I paid her, walked out, went home and bawled my eyes out to my husband. I've never gone near a hairdresser since. Now in my mid 60s my hair is thinning badly. Found the ideal solution - wigs. Can change my style and colour every day if I want 😁
Ah the stories.... I had a hairdresser start off the conversation that she was having PMS, I left early that visit. Actually had a salon tell me they can't do curly hair..... Another one left me under the red lamp so long, I got a migraine upon leaving. Had one refuse to blow out my hair because "It's too gorgeous curly, like that . let it air dry"....left with wet hair. Uggh!
I had an awesome hair stylist about 30 years ago. The "Rachel" was a really popular hair style at the time and my hair stylist cut and styled my hair with what she called a "modified Rachel". She always made me look and feel like a million bucks and I always got a ton of complements. Then I had to move cross-country. When I got to my new job, I noticed who in my office had nice hair and I asked for references to stylists. I went to the most recommended stylist in town, but it was a bit concerning to me that there were so many pictures on the walls of models with 80's mullets. I went in with my hair styled exactly the way I wanted it, told here that the cut was basically a "Rachel" and said I just needed a trim and "whatever you do, don't give me a mullet." I'll give you one guess what she did to me. I started cutting my own hair and haven't been back to a salon since. (Oh, yeah, and I get a ton of complements on my hair)
I am so tired of crap work. I blame the internet, people think they can watch one video and know what they are doing. Went to a salon, high end one, and asked for my hair to be dyed and cut. She left out half my hair and when I asked her about it said she thought I wanted to leave that part with old grown out dye alone and was willing to let me walk.out that way. How, why, in what universe would.anyone want half their hair done?!?!?
If someone did any of this to me I will be driving to the nearest police station to turn myself in cause if I show up there something bad has happened at the salon.
That is exactly what my comment was. I think I would rather be known as someone who can't do that particular style rather than having a disaster all over social media ..
I've seen more deceased in my profession and in horrid situations. But there is no excuse for this. If I did my job like this people would be deceased.
The trouble is, with everything, new trends come about, and a lot of stylists don’t keep up with retraining, learning new techniques, new colour applications etc. also with colours, everyone’s hair is different, and will take the colour differently. Never expect your hair to come out exactly as a picture, all hair is different. If I want a different style, I research styles for my hair type, that way, at least I have a fighting chance of getting close to what I want. I’m not totally getting the thick eyebrow trend though, that has changed from wanting a thin line, to big and bushy. Glad mine are in the middle.
You are absolutely correct ...I don't know but if you are gng for the balayage look you better do your homework. I have seen nothing but disasters from 2 of my friends. Disasters I tell you
Before my dads stepmoms wedding I went to a nailsalon and they did a realy nice job. 3 years later I went back there the day before my graduation prom. Had the exact same person do the exact same thing (painting my nails) .....it started wearing of the second I was out the door (like in the hallway of the business). I went back to have her fix it imediately .....haven´t been back since...
I have cut my own hair for decades now. Why? I went to get my hair done before I got married. I have baby fine naturally blonde hair. Good thing I went a few weeks before to see how it would look. I was informed whatI wanted was “old fashioned”. Sabotaged me totally. She BURNT my hair doing a perm, it looked fried. Didn’t take responsibility for it either. I cried. I had grown it specifically to have the style I wanted. I had to go to another salon to get it cut off. They did what they could to get it how I really wanted it. The first salon totally frizzled my very baby fine hair. Never again. I learned how to do my own & have saved lotsa $$ since. Now I only go for french braiding. No cuts, no dyes. Just braid it. Believe it when I tell you, even THAT can be done poorly. Sad the salons actually hire these posers. They sure aren’t “hairdressers”. Always go in before you want to be done to sit for a bit to see which person KNOWS what they are doing. It seems MOST don’t. Good luck! ADVICE - NEVER PAY IN ADVANCE & NEVER PAY IF YOU ARE NOT HAPPY. WALK AWAY. Maybe then the news will spread, if you don’t know what you are doing, stop.
In my country anyone can call themselves a hairdresser, no education needed, perfectly legal so its been so many mishappenings that I stopped going, I like my hair alive, thanks. They also fried my friends hair, she wanted soft large curls and theyr burned her hair and gave her frizzy super snall curls so she looked like an afro american, haha! She was so sad, poor thing.
I so completely feel what all these clients have gone through. I went in to the stylist that had been doing my hair for 2 years asking for curtain bangs.She gave me micro bangs that literally looked like they had been chemically burnt off. The second she did it she said, "Oh no! Did I just cut these too short?" Literally the worst thing you could possibly say. Its taken me 6 months of struggling to grow them back out and my hair is still completely messed up. I always tip at least 20% so I don't understand why she clearly hated me so much. I went to a different stylist to see if she could fix it and she said there is no way that was done by accident. Anyone who would do that to a client is NOT your friend.
Do these people not check the reputation of the stylist before they go? I moved back to my town, had a great hairdresser previously, had always liked how my mums hair looked so I went to her hairdresser. Not only does a brilliant job, but charges AUD $25 as her professional salon is in her backyard and even has a massage chair. Even full colours or balayage are only about $100 and always looks terrific. Word of mouth is always the way to go, has always worked for me. PS Who on earth pays $400 plus tip for such a crappy job? Not this little black duck. I know it’s awkward but it’s better than feeling like crap and that you’ve been ripped off, which you have!!
I didn’t understand why these people are not speaking up while they’re being worked on. I check and ask if they are going to fix my nails if I can see it’s not turning out the way I wanted it. I also don’t leave until I’m happy with my results and ask politely if it can be adjusted./or fixed.The same with the hairdresser. I had a totally botched colour last week and told them I was not happy with it and wanted it fixed .They agreed to put foils in and it’s better-but I will never go back there again. Speak up it is you who will pay and should be happy and not be traumatised .Treating yourself to a nice experience to make you feel lovely ❤ * Polite but firm and respectful will usually work better than losing your cool.🍀
Yes, many of these hair cuts were bad. I do wonder about how they graduated from Cosmetology School. But, I do have a saying to explain an incompetent worker, "SOMEONE has to graduate last in a class." As far as getting nails and make up done: I dont understand why people get their nails done. It just destroys your own nails because they can't breathe. Plus having cuticles cut can cause severe infections or permanently change the shape of the nail and not in a good way. I wouldn't trust makeup either for being safe. Its supposed to be new for each client but I'm sure many make up artists find ways to cover up reusing items and there are many distracted clients that will miss seeing a suspect item. Having ones make up done poorly is probably the least of ones worry. Also, only one "bride" mentioned she had a trial with her makeup artist. THIS is a must for any wedding party that is going to use a stranger (to them, as far as applying make up).
right, but nails don't breathe. Nails are made by cheratine, the same of hairs, and it's technically dead material. The matrix at the bottom and the small part that is attached to the finger is obviously still alive, but if all the nail could breathe would be very painful even cutting it. The "destroy" situation come from un-skilled nail techs that file poorly the upper part of the nail to get acrylics or gel grip, if done correctly the nails will just be roughened and should not hurt. Plus, regular polish do not ruin nails in any way!
@@aldergreen the destroy part also comes into play as some people pick the coating off instead of letting it grow out and filing. Seen this many times.
I had that manicure once. Went to the beauty school and had two students who had passed their manicure block and tried to give me and my friend acrylic nails. Must have been the two students talking in the back of the class, they had no idea what they were doing. Nails fell off on the way home thank goodness
0:54 THIS is what a stylist did to me! Then she put in small perm rollers on the sides, and used big foam rollers on the thicker hair at the back. The sides were burning and the back was so loose that it wasn’t curling. It was a terrible mess, and it nearly killed my hair to have the back rolled and treated again, two weeks later. It still did’t hold. It took 2 full years to recover the hair loss and mess! She quit, right after that, and still apologizes after almost 30 years. I never even acted mad, but I shed a few tears.
After mistakes and not being listened to at the hairdresser's got fed up. I now cut my own hair and colour it myself. I love it, get more compliments than after visits.
Virgin STRAIGHT hair can't hold up curls. I say this from experience of having my straight hair curled for school related parties. My curls only last 2 minutes before disappearing 😅😅
My niece managed to get lasting waves (for a day at least) in her hair by first using dry shampoo and then braiding it and leaving the braids in overnight. So, in theory, you should be able to get curly hair if you do the same, but use rollers in your hair instead of braiding it.
Yes. Virgin or not, straight hair is straight because it's round like a straw (but not hollow). Curly hair is flat like a ribbon. It won't stay straight, and straight hair won't curl. If you can get it to go against what it's naturally going to do, it won't last. That's a fact.
TBH none of the "inspo" images for the nails are nice. they all look tacky and fake AF. used to be a real talent 🤣 growing your own nails, now everyone has unflattering plastic nails, whether they are well-executed or not. everyone knows they're fake, so what's to admire? also doesn't help when the "inspo" images are of nails with naturally long nail beds, and most of the recipients have pretty short nail beds, in some cases, very short nail beds. never going to look great, regardless. to top it off, it wrecks your natural nails, and the UV lamp ages your hands. same with the current fashion for massive lashes, slug brows, and inflated lips. just because you CAN do it, doesn't mean you should. it might even be technically well-executed, but IS IT FLATTERING?
I was offered a perm once as a 'support for volume'. The day after i had to go to a barber shop and ask for a military cut because my hair was all burnt by the chemical. Never again!!!
I went to Cosmetology college and no one come close to turning these cuts out Horrible and I hate to say its been hacked. Good luck finding a hairdresser who knows how to cut and color correctly.
I do the same. It takes time but it’s much cheaper and it’s fun to try different things. If they don’t turn out right,at least the cost is minimal. The more you do them yourself the better you get at it, and you don’t have to explain to anyone exactly what you want.
As a retired Cosmetologist and salon owner, I can honestly say, there is NO WAY any of these ladies would have been allowed to leave looking like this! First off, I always made sure that the stylists and nail techs knew their job, and were the best I could find. That means KNOWING what their work looked like BEFORE them working for me. When someone does horrible hair or nails, that makes the whole shop look bad. I also have to ask, what are they teaching in cosmetology and barber schools these days?
When I retired, I stopped getting my hair cut by professionals. My hair was thinning so much, any part would be roughly an inch wide! Bought a Wahl clipper and do my own hair now. Save $70 a pop and it looks great. Also stopped dyeing my hair 10 years ago. Went grey before it was 'fashionable'.
the amount of ppl that expect an expensive hairdo for cheap... i feel for the 400+ dollar club cus GET YOUR MONEY BACK. Also, a lot of these ref. pics are wigs or extensions and ppl are requesting pro styles from standard local beauticians.
Yep. There's no way that many salons sent these people home looking THAT bad, and charged for it. People just don't want to admit they messed up their own hair or nails.
Were these people asleep or drugged during their appointment? Why didn't they say something as the salon? Something like.... "You are sadly mistaken if you think I'm giving you a dime for this pathetic mess. I'm going to take the money & tip I was going to give you & use it at another salon to have somebody fix this mess & yelp will be hearing from me & so will every other site I can find."
Because they are pussies and wusses who don't know how to stand up for themselves. And 99% of people are like that. I don't have this problem, thank God. If I'm not satisfied with something you did, especially if you deliberately disregarded the clear info and input I gave you, you're IN TROUBLE, Ma'am. 🔥
Are you all paying attention to what's being done?!? STOP THEM ON THE SPOT! Some of these pics show after photos without styling.. Dye jobs horrendous. Vaseline on hairline is a must for dying.
As I wrote for another response. Too many women have been brainwashed by Society to not speak up. To do so you are seen as pushy bitchy, whiney rather than being assertive and advocating for oneself. Women need to stop listening to those lies, stand up for oneself and speak up. Instead of as more than one OP wrote, "I know I should have said something". Or, "Should I go back?" Yeah, you SHOULD have said something! And No, you shouldn't have to go back because you SHOULD have said something while you were there the first time! Stop being Mice and be Mountain Lionesses!
Obviously not paying attention. Or just embarrassed to speak up. Which I’d dumb. Don’t wait until it’s done to say this isn’t right. Nail techs can be too distracted chatting with coworkers to pay attention to what they’re doing. You can’t do nails blindfolded.
As a client, you should ask them if they have a photo album with other clients pictures get a referral from a friend if you see someone who has amazing hair, ask them where they got it done and who the hairdresser is you can also ask for the top hairstylist guaranteed to get a good professional cut ask for the colour specialist in the salon ask around and research
Sometimes people just have better hair than you, and a lot of these people had very unreasonable expectations. Also, very little awareness of how faked idealized pictures actually are.
Moved to a base city. Hot July, 30 cm hair, went to mall salon. Told the stylist my philosophy is, it will grow back. I wanted short and shorter in the back. I then said “shear me”… hair hitting floor… while talking, found out she was an army barber. Moonlighting here. I told an Army Barber to “Shear Me”. She gave me an induction haircut AND shaved the back of neck to top ears. I admitted that she gave me short and shorter in the back. I tipped. It took six months to grow back out…
Nail techs/manicurist need to have a license, always check for that. So do hair dressers/barbers/master barbers. Check out your manicurist workspace and nails. If it's not clean or their nails look bad, leave. Look at your hairdresser's hair. If it looks bad, I would expect bad. You have to have pride in yourself and your work. If you like your stylists hair, ask who does it. Go to that person. Makeup artists need a license too. When in doubt ask for it. If you're getting your Makeup done for a big event, they should have pictures to show you. You are paying for a service. You have the right to ask questions or to cancel your appointment. Unless the they have their policy posted in regards to cancelations stating you still pay. Then I would go to the manager and explain your reservations. Read reviews, yelp, ask on Facebook, Instagram to see if someone you know has gone to that person. I feel bad for all of these women. I hope you all find the hairdresser, Makeup artist or manicurist that gives you great service every time!! Also, when in doubt speak your truth!
No ones hair can look like a models hair as no ones hair is the same, some can't take hair dye very well and if you have very straight hair the curl or wave probably won't stay. Usually you will be told if your hair can be done like the picture you take in. Models, most of the time, wear wigs anyway, especially hair style models. So best not to copy but create your own style or ask the hairdresser for a style to suit you and your type of hair. The nails, if you have young hands with long slender nails, good for you, but the older person will never have nails like a young person, so again, don't copy a picture, think about something original. Again, nail models are done by the type of professional that any lay person can afford, that is why they are employed for that work as they are the best. So think about it, be natural and don't copy, you will be much happier people and will save a lot of money and heartache.
"older" (78) can have gorgeous natural nails. Don't put chemicals on them. Eat right, put olive oil on them every morning and file them to pretty oval shape. NOT super long claws. Nail polish on nails is like nail polish on hair. YUK
I went to a salon for a trim. I ended up with an hacked mess. I went, and fixed myself. Lucky I know how to cut hair. I got it looking awesome, and going from shoulder length to 5 inches shorter
I I just went thru rhis myself with a bad foil job and a haircut that looked like i had a mullet with a mushroom on top lmfao, it cost me 200 bucks. The highlights tirned out green when they wete sapposed to be blond and carmel 😂 i can laugh now because its grown out ,but boy was i pissed
I wanted low lights a few years back and my regular hairdresser told me she didn't do low lights. I stopped right there because I wasn't going to a new person. These pictures show you why. And every time I took a picture to show a hairdresser how I wanted my hair, it's always been a disaster - never what I wanted
These, what they got. is why I don't have my hair done at a salon anymore. I cut or trim my own. My husband and I were at the DMV, and he said to me you are the only gal in here that has your natural hair color. I took that as a compliment. 😊
Seeing things like this makes me so glad I wear tichel-style head wraps. I get to change my "hair" everyday (or multiple times in a day, if I want to), it is so easy to dress up/down, easy to play with trends (without having to make an hours-long and $$$ commitment in a salon chair...to possibly get some of the above disappointing results), easy to fix/change if you get caught in a rain storm (and impervious to wind!)...and, oh yeah, doing my "hair" in the morning takes less than two minutes, on average. Also, I can't even about every makeup fiasco on this video. I mean, wtf...just wtf...
10:45 They probably didn’t know what to do because of those disgusting worm lips. Looks like they just did the best they could to try to draw attention from the woman’s poor life choices.
Totally came here to see if anyone else noticed this. I’m not sure there is a makeup job that could take the attention off the massively over filled lips. Lips like that give a certain look to your face no matter what, and it isn’t a good one.
I have a friend whose business cards said "Hair Designer." I thought that seemed a bit... pretentious? Silly? Maybe unnecessary. But I've seen what he can do, got my whole family going to him. He's had many brides & bridal parties come to him. He is a frickin' Hair Designer. An artist.
A lot of this before hair photos could not be done in one session and by mediocre hairstylist. Other thing I see a lot is that the people think" I didn't color my hair last 2 years so it's all natural now" and it simply is not true
Anybody can learn to cut & dye hair, but to be a really good stylist, who consistently churn out incredible colours & cuts (think Guy Tang) you need the knack/natural gift for it. They are rare to come by. But, they are true artists, creative by nature. They have a designer eye. You need to know where to place colour on each individual (hair is unique, skin tones, facial features, curl patterns, curl grades, texture ect should all be considered, how will the colour fall/lay once its parted or styled the way the client wears it daily, how will colour take on porous hair, is there red undertones so will it be unrealistic to cool the hair for longer than a few weeks tops without regular, high maintenance upkeep which is pricey, what will the colour look like when it’s faded on the clients natural hair) they need to be able to realistically envision it and understand their ‘canvas’ as it’s just another form of art. You can’t teach that level of creativity, you either have it or you don’t, it’s a talent & people don’t realise. If you want vibrant colours or complex styles you need to go to a specialist colourist/stylist who work solely in their area of expertise day in and day out. Don’t take a photoshopped Google images/Pinterest photo to a normal hair dresser with such high expectations (because there’s normal colour and there’s art. A hairdresser knows application techniques, but not necessarily have the skill to back up the creativity needed) And research your stylists work, use social media and don’t be shy to ask to see their previous work before hand if necessary. And always book a consultation before the appointment to make sure it can definitely be achieved & what your expectations are and where boundaries are set.
I went to a Regis salon…..once. My hair was butchered off. I had to go somewhere else, where more hair had to be cut. I looked like I had taken a shaver to it. Took me a long time to go to any salon after. I go to the beauty school now. It takes hours for cuts but I know what I want gets done. Unfortunately I can’t reach up or behind my head or I’d cut it.
I went to a Regis back in the 80's when I was in college. I was wanting my "Valerie Bertinelli" long layered cut trimmed. I didn't see what she was doing as she was cutting. I wound up with a MULLET! I cried for a very long time every time I looked into a mirror. Thankfully, hair does grow!
I went to a Regis in the 80's too.. After waiting, I was sat down with a younger man in punk. When ask what I wanted, I said not to drastic. When I left I felt like a vidal Sasoon model. The only place I've had a real pro cut my hair. I miss Art.
Some of these might have had a high expectation. Hairdressers are not fairy godmothers with magic wands. Hormones and drugs affect chemical processes as well
This is awful!!! I'm shocked cause believe it or not, but if you go to a beauty saloon in Russia you will never end up having this type of issues...the saloon status means the quality is high. And nails..the cheapest nails here would never look that wrong. You, guys, seen Lisa Kon? The famous nail studio owner in the US? She's Russian. I can say that there may be issues with something like face/lip fillers in Russia but hair/nail/make up industry is a high end one
LMAO 🤣 🤣 SORRY , NOT SORRY ! COME ON PEOPLE!! Like your not looking at what the these Stylist are doing to you , while they are doing it? I dont get it 😮😅
I'm 73. I have very curly hair. The only bad experiences I've had were with friends of my mom's who were licensed beauticians 50 years ago. They loved teasing and hair spray. Tina, Al's wife
I tried so hard not to laugh the first five minutes then soon after that it just became infuriating how many woman have basically been mistreated by people they trusted and paid.
Hi, I went once to have my nails done, only because someone has brought me a voucher as a present. They did do a nice job, but they only lasted a week. Never went back. I learned how to do gel nails via you tube and now do them myself. Why pay when you can do them yourself.
Also, with some of the hair ones, there’s an unrealistic expectation. You can’t go from dark brown to being light enough for a pastel pink to show in one sitting for $50.
Part of it is as women, Society as brainwashed too many to not speak up and advocate for oneself. You are seen as pushy, bitchy, whiney and made to feel guilty even BEFORE speaking up. Some even made comments like, "oh why didn't I say something?" Because of exactly THIS! Stop feeding into this mindset! Stand up for what you believe in people. Whether its your hair, your nails or cold soup, SAY SOMETHING!!! And stop paying for crap!
Some of them I can't tell the difference between 'before' and 'after.' I'm glad that all this silliness is going to come to an end in the relatively near future.
The woman with the bad haircut was either worked on by someone that did not have a license or she cut it like that because she was jealous of her. My sister's daughter - law's mother worked in a salon of her friend without a license. Got caught by State Board.
Sometimes you just have to admit that YOUR hair won’t do what someone else’s will do. Go to a professional, pay the stated price, and research, research, research!
Like many here I have had a number of bad cuts and dye jobs. The last straw was on my handfasting. The hairdresser gave me a short cut and having curly hair I looked like an extra from Coro Street! I have cut and coloured my own hair for a couple of decades now and get compliments. A person here said the client should stop the hairdresser if it's going badly but my glasses come off and I can't see anything. As for the paintball makeups.......
I can see that in some of these pics, the women start with bleached hair and expect miracles or don't follow proper hair care routines. Green hair from yellow? Get out of the pool!! But obviously many are horrible. The fact there are no names makes me wonder if some of these are actually "home hair stylists" and not real hair stylists at all and just lumped in with the rest for this compilation. But there are some of these that are close, but obvious fails.
This reminds me of what happened when I was 5 years old. I was taken to the hairdressers for a haircut. By the time they were done I looked like a boy with a terrible haircut. I am in fact female. My foster mum refused to pay though. Also the next day was school photo day. I have a photo to remind me of the awful moment. I would show the photo but its buried somewhere amongst other things.
Le plus vilain c'est cette mode de redessiner les sourcils, c'est vilain vilain vilain, il faut garder la forme naturelle de nos sourcils et ne pas en dessiner en plus, la beauté naturelle est la plus belle
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Seems there are several options for criminals to make good money in your country and get away with it.
Also a lot of would-be Picassos ending up in the uglifying business. Look at the lines at 23: 35. Impossible to make her look worse.
Then 24: 06 is for a still standing golden statue at the shopping mall to earn an extra buck for college???
This is why I've been cutting my own hair for the last 50 years. When I was 19 years old, my regular hairdresser went on vacation for three months. While he was gone, I did my own layered cut, copying the way I"d watched him do it. When he got back, I went to get a trim. He combed through my hair and asked who had been cutting my hair. I apologized and said I did it myself. He asked me if I wanted a job and said he couldn't believe I managed to cut the hair in the back and get it so perfect. Figured after that that I might as well do it myself and save $$$. I had a hairdresser cut my hair one time about 30 years ago and she screwed it up so bad I learned my lesson. My only advice is to buy a GOOD PAIR of professional scizzors. Cut off less than you think you need to - you can always cut more.
My mother took me to get the Princess Diana haircut when I was five (it was a rage around the time Lady Diana died). The hairdresser gave me a crew cut instead. I cried all the way home. I never go to a hairdresser anymore. I have tailbone length hair now and I easily trim it at home. So much better.
Absolutely right! I also learned & have cut my own for a few decades. I get compliments & asked to cut others hair. They always ask, “how did you do the back?” Like you, I watched, then got a real hairdressing school binder of “how to” & did it. I even learned to perm my own hair & have never fried it since. Never ever paid for a perm again after it got fried. Some people do not listen when. You even tell them, it will fry easily. I applaud you. Way to go! Nice to know I am not the only one who did this too. ❤
I've been cutting my own hair for about 40 years. I can't even believe the money people spent on this crap. Unbelievable. I love my haircuts. Haven't cut it at all lately as I am growing it out but my haircuts always look good.
Me too. I cut it myself, I color it myself. Yes sometimes I screw up a bit with both...I don't care, at least I can give myself my money back ;-)
same not been to the hairdressers since I was 8 ,I cut and colour my own hair also do my own nails ,
I watch a lot of beauty fail vids and the comments are always full of "she should have gone to a salon!". Well, this is exactly WHY people don't want to go to a salon. I'd rather screw it up myself than pay someone else to. I've done all my own beauty treatments since middle school- makeup, manicures, cutting/coloring my own hair- and I've never messed anything up even a fraction as bad as some of these. The few times I've "treated myself" by letting a "professional" do my hair I had to go fix her mistakes at home or wear wigs until the disaster grew out. What are they even teaching in beauty school anymore??? There's no excuse for clients to walk out looking like that.
Only two people out of about 8-9 have done my hair nicely and how I wanted it. The last bad experience cost me almost $400, 14 inches of hair that was completely botched, dye fried and an hour of sobbing for wanting a fresh look because my hair was gorgeous and healthy before this chic literally destroyed it. I didn’t even want to leave my home it was so bad. I waited for it to grow out some because I didn’t want it shorter and couldn’t dye it again because it was so unhealthy. My daughter who just started school, 4 months prior to doing my hair, fixed it for me and did the most perfect cut and highlights I’ve EVER (in 40 years) had!! My daughter will be the only one to ever touch my hair again! She’s so incredibly talented and intelligent and I’m so proud of her! My daughter has given me my confidence back.❤
❤ C’est mignon pour votre fille !
That’s awful. I’m so sorry that happened. I don’t blame you on letting no one else fix it. It would take an immense amount of trust, & even then, something bad could happen again. Thankfully you’ve already found the perfect stylist in your daughter. 🥰
Not only the confidence but the self esteem. Jesus, I would put the girl on court, because it was bullying.
Ladies…Pro tip: a lot of these hair styles you see are not real hair. They are weaves and wigs. Be careful out here
Exactly
I was going to comment that it is best just to get a wig than have someone mess up your hair. I have several wigs and it’s fun to mix it up sometimes. My most expensive wig was $500. but worth it. (100% real hair)😊
People are going to salons with their expectations way too high, expecting their hairdresser to basically work magic and then they're disappointed when their hair didn't turn out exactly like the picture which wasn't a picture of real hair anyway lol.
Watching this makes me feel better about all the money I save doing my own makeup, nails and haircuts. They're still better than this mess.
I am so fortunate that my sister is a nail tech and artist and she is very good. Anyone in Pueblo Colorado looking for a nail tech hit me up.
What I don't understand is why did all these ladies not only pay the salon fee but also paid a tip as well!! I wouldn't have given them a penny. Not only that I would probably have sued them as well.
It’s crazy they paid a tip, but I think unless the place feels bad and says no charge, if you don’t pay they😢call the cops and call it “theft”.. I think you have to pay and then go to court to get your money back..
WTG on blaming the victim! ;)
@@johrathbun the didn’t blame them, they said they wouldn’t have paid STFU 🤡
@@johrathbunI don’t think it’s victim shaming, it’s the fact that it continues to allow them to do this to people with no consequences. It did happen to me once, I paid at the time but went back the next day as I was very unhappy with the service that I received. You are paying them for a professional service and that is what you should get. I not only had my haircut fixed, but they gave me a refund. I was very nice about it and maybe cried a little (which was certainly not fake) but they did seem to feel bad. I never went back there though. And luckily we don’t tip in Australia. What you pay, especially in the US, is plenty (not waiters though, they do not get decent wages over there from their employer and rely on tips) which is disgraceful. Tipping is not overly common here, and certainly not expected by wait staff to survive.
@@karenglenn6707 There might be legalities involved. No one wants to get stuffed in the back of a cruiser with a bad haircut.
License Cosmetologist here and Nail Tech. When going to the hair salon, NEVER EVER get your hair curled after a cut. Many hair stylists do not know how to cut hair and when they curl or blow dry it flipped out or in, it covers the flaws. ALWAYS make sure you ask them to straighten it, so you can see how good or bad they cut it.
I don't care how bad the customers are. I NEVER do a bad job as my reputations and all my skills that I worked hard for will be ruined. I always give all my clients 110%. I don't understand why some people who do not know how to do it will always think they can, but the outcome is always different and they will not own up to their own mistakes.
This is honestly why I don’t go to hair salons/nail places. I hate nail polish anyway, I think it’s a sensory (possibly on the spectrum) thing, but i hate the way nail polish feels on my fingers and the idea of fake nails 😨
And the ones where they have pushed the cuticle way back look awful. And make my fingers hurt just to look at them.
Some of these, especially the really bad hair,there's no way they were done at an accredited salon. Somebody's cousin did them at home. Also,you pay after the service is done. So,the people saying they paid 3 or 4 hundred dollars,WHY???? I would refuse to pay them for their mess. That's crazy.
Salons aren't "accredited." Stylists are licensed. And yes, it does happen.
What’s funnier is they say, “I paid x dollars and tip.” You only pay a tip when you’re satisfied.
I have had a very similar thing happen. I have had my hair cut 4 times by 4 different stylists in 4 different towns. None of them could get my hair to look like the one I wanted. I started off with long hair, wanted a pixie/bob... got an angle bob, to an undercut bob, to a long pixie to a short pixie. I'm just going to let it grow back out and go back to cutting it myself.
Let's see...a hairdresser cut a FOOT off my hair once when I asked for a trim.
Another time, the hairdresser left the curlers/solution of a permanent wave on for much too long (I was begging her to come take them out as my scalp was being BURNED). When she finally took the curlers out, my hair was burned off and was wrapped around the curlers (over a foot of my hair was gone and I had second degree chemical burns on my scalp). I sued her and the salon and won.
After that disaster, it took years for me to go back to any salon. I've been with the same stylist for decades now (I am 66 yo). She's worth waiting for! Thanks, Sakia!
😟 HOW in the world did the salon win!?!? OMG! I am so sorry!!
@missflowerpower8724 You read that wrong.
@@missflowerpower8724She sued the stylist and the salon and she, the customer, won her case.
That's happened to me too. Wanted a spiral perm when they were in fashion, got an afro instead. Hairdresser left the perm lotion on too long and burnt my hair. I told her she was using the wrong rollers. Found out later she was only an apprentice. Never went back. Second time was in 2003. Wanted a trim to even up my waist length hair. Hairdresser started at the back so I couldn't see what she was doing. She cut my waist length hair into a mid bob. I don't suit mid bobs and I had a wedding reception that night. I paid her, walked out, went home and bawled my eyes out to my husband. I've never gone near a hairdresser since. Now in my mid 60s my hair is thinning badly. Found the ideal solution - wigs. Can change my style and colour every day if I want 😁
Ah the stories.... I had a hairdresser start off the conversation that she was having PMS, I left early that visit.
Actually had a salon tell me they can't do curly hair.....
Another one left me under the red lamp so long, I got a migraine upon leaving.
Had one refuse to blow out my hair because "It's too gorgeous curly, like that . let it air dry"....left with wet hair.
Uggh!
I had an awesome hair stylist about 30 years ago. The "Rachel" was a really popular hair style at the time and my hair stylist cut and styled my hair with what she called a "modified Rachel". She always made me look and feel like a million bucks and I always got a ton of complements. Then I had to move cross-country. When I got to my new job, I noticed who in my office had nice hair and I asked for references to stylists. I went to the most recommended stylist in town, but it was a bit concerning to me that there were so many pictures on the walls of models with 80's mullets. I went in with my hair styled exactly the way I wanted it, told here that the cut was basically a "Rachel" and said I just needed a trim and "whatever you do, don't give me a mullet." I'll give you one guess what she did to me. I started cutting my own hair and haven't been back to a salon since.
(Oh, yeah, and I get a ton of complements on my hair)
I am so tired of crap work. I blame the internet, people think they can watch one video and know what they are doing. Went to a salon, high end one, and asked for my hair to be dyed and cut. She left out half my hair and when I asked her about it said she thought I wanted to leave that part with old grown out dye alone and was willing to let me walk.out that way. How, why, in what universe would.anyone want half their hair done?!?!?
If someone did any of this to me I will be driving to the nearest police station to turn myself in cause if I show up there something bad has happened at the salon.
The girl with the eyebrows up to her hairline did me in. I'm still laughing about that... I shouldn't be, but they were hilarious.
Hairdressers who have no experience with a particular style need to just say no
That is exactly what my comment was. I think I would rather be known as someone who can't do that particular style rather than having a disaster all over social media ..
Wow. So many colorblind artists out there..
A mortician could do a better job than these makeup artists. These people should list the salon/artist name so everyone knows who did it. Yikes.
I agree. No shaming. Just who to avoid.
Morticians actually do a pretty good job on makeup.
I've seen more deceased in my profession and in horrid situations. But there is no excuse for this. If I did my job like this people would be deceased.
The trouble is, with everything, new trends come about, and a lot of stylists don’t keep up with retraining, learning new techniques, new colour applications etc. also with colours, everyone’s hair is different, and will take the colour differently. Never expect your hair to come out exactly as a picture, all hair is different. If I want a different style, I research styles for my hair type, that way, at least I have a fighting chance of getting close to what I want. I’m not totally getting the thick eyebrow trend though, that has changed from wanting a thin line, to big and bushy. Glad mine are in the middle.
You are absolutely correct ...I don't know but if you are gng for the balayage look you better do your homework. I have seen nothing but disasters from 2 of my friends. Disasters I tell you
Before my dads stepmoms wedding I went to a nailsalon and they did a realy nice job.
3 years later I went back there the day before my graduation prom. Had the exact same person do the exact same thing (painting my nails) .....it started wearing of the second I was out the door (like in the hallway of the business). I went back to have her fix it imediately .....haven´t been back since...
I have cut my own hair for decades now. Why? I went to get my hair done before I got married. I have baby fine naturally blonde hair. Good thing I went a few weeks before to see how it would look. I was informed whatI wanted was “old fashioned”. Sabotaged me totally. She BURNT my hair doing a perm, it looked fried. Didn’t take responsibility for it either. I cried. I had grown it specifically to have the style I wanted. I had to go to another salon to get it cut off. They did what they could to get it how I really wanted it. The first salon totally frizzled my very baby fine hair. Never again. I learned how to do my own & have saved lotsa $$ since. Now I only go for french braiding. No cuts, no dyes. Just braid it. Believe it when I tell you, even THAT can be done poorly. Sad the salons actually hire these posers. They sure aren’t “hairdressers”. Always go in before you want to be done to sit for a bit to see which person KNOWS what they are doing. It seems MOST don’t. Good luck!
ADVICE - NEVER PAY IN ADVANCE & NEVER PAY IF YOU ARE NOT HAPPY. WALK AWAY. Maybe then the news will spread, if you don’t know what you are doing, stop.
In my country anyone can call themselves a hairdresser, no education needed, perfectly legal so its been so many mishappenings that I stopped going, I like my hair alive, thanks. They also fried my friends hair, she wanted soft large curls and theyr burned her hair and gave her frizzy super snall curls so she looked like an afro american, haha! She was so sad, poor thing.
I so completely feel what all these clients have gone through. I went in to the stylist that had been doing my hair for 2 years asking for curtain bangs.She gave me micro bangs that literally looked like they had been chemically burnt off. The second she did it she said, "Oh no! Did I just cut these too short?" Literally the worst thing you could possibly say. Its taken me 6 months of struggling to grow them back out and my hair is still completely messed up. I always tip at least 20% so I don't understand why she clearly hated me so much. I went to a different stylist to see if she could fix it and she said there is no way that was done by accident. Anyone who would do that to a client is NOT your friend.
NO ONE touches my hair, nails and toenails. Done them myself for the last 45 years.
All the people who did this stuff deserve to have their licenses revoked on the spot.
Safe to say none of these "hairdressers" were licensed.
I don't give a damn what the results are, if you're willing to cough up hundreds of dollars for a haircut, you are a bona fide potato.
Yep. People paying hundreds for something they could have managed to do at home if they weren't too lazy to do it.
Do these people not check the reputation of the stylist before they go? I moved back to my town, had a great hairdresser previously, had always liked how my mums hair looked so I went to her hairdresser. Not only does a brilliant job, but charges AUD $25 as her professional salon is in her backyard and even has a massage chair. Even full colours or balayage are only about $100 and always looks terrific. Word of mouth is always the way to go, has always worked for me. PS Who on earth pays $400 plus tip for such a crappy job? Not this little black duck. I know it’s awkward but it’s better than feeling like crap and that you’ve been ripped off, which you have!!
I didn’t understand why these people are not speaking up while they’re being worked on. I check and ask if they are going to fix my nails if I can see it’s not turning out the way I wanted it. I also don’t leave until I’m happy with my results and ask politely if it can be adjusted./or fixed.The same with the hairdresser. I had a totally botched colour last week and told them I was not happy with it and wanted it fixed .They agreed to put foils in and it’s better-but I will never go back there again. Speak up it is you who will pay and should be happy and not be traumatised .Treating yourself to a nice experience to make you feel lovely ❤ * Polite but firm and respectful will usually work better than losing your cool.🍀
Absolutely. And your mention of “ politely “ is important. Throwing a huge fit doesn’t usually get good results.
Yes, many of these hair cuts were bad. I do wonder about how they graduated from Cosmetology School. But, I do have a saying to explain an incompetent worker, "SOMEONE has to graduate last in a class." As far as getting nails and make up done: I dont understand why people get their nails done. It just destroys your own nails because they can't breathe. Plus having cuticles cut can cause severe infections or permanently change the shape of the nail and not in a good way. I wouldn't trust makeup either for being safe. Its supposed to be new for each client but I'm sure many make up artists find ways to cover up reusing items and there are many distracted clients that will miss seeing a suspect item. Having ones make up done poorly is probably the least of ones worry. Also, only one "bride" mentioned she had a trial with her makeup artist. THIS is a must for any wedding party that is going to use a stranger (to them, as far as applying make up).
right, but nails don't breathe. Nails are made by cheratine, the same of hairs, and it's technically dead material. The matrix at the bottom and the small part that is attached to the finger is obviously still alive, but if all the nail could breathe would be very painful even cutting it.
The "destroy" situation come from un-skilled nail techs that file poorly the upper part of the nail to get acrylics or gel grip, if done correctly the nails will just be roughened and should not hurt.
Plus, regular polish do not ruin nails in any way!
@@aldergreen the destroy part also comes into play as some people pick the coating off instead of letting it grow out and filing. Seen this many times.
@@margaretborchard3606 you're right indeed, I've seen nails ripped of. Not a good thing for nail health
I had that manicure once. Went to the beauty school and had two students who had passed their manicure block and tried to give me and my friend acrylic nails. Must have been the two students talking in the back of the class, they had no idea what they were doing. Nails fell off on the way home thank goodness
The nails fell off on your way home?? OMG 😂😂 sorry I laughed, but that’s crazy!
@@aprilstorm we were actually so happy they fell off. They looked like a three year old did them in the dark
This is why my hair doesn't get cut anymore I don't trust people. I would rather dye it myself for cheap then to pay a lot to have it totally ruined
0:54 THIS is what a stylist did to me! Then she put in small perm rollers on the sides, and used big foam rollers on the thicker hair at the back. The sides were burning and the back was so loose that it wasn’t curling. It was a terrible mess, and it nearly killed my hair to have the back rolled and treated again, two weeks later. It still did’t hold. It took 2 full years to recover the hair loss and mess! She quit, right after that, and still apologizes after almost 30 years. I never even acted mad, but I shed a few tears.
That computer arrow in them nails almost killed me 😂😂😂😂
After mistakes and not being listened to at the hairdresser's got fed up. I now cut my own hair and colour it myself. I love it, get more compliments than after visits.
Virgin STRAIGHT hair can't hold up curls. I say this from experience of having my straight hair curled for school related parties. My curls only last 2 minutes before disappearing 😅😅
My niece managed to get lasting waves (for a day at least) in her hair by first using dry shampoo and then braiding it and leaving the braids in overnight. So, in theory, you should be able to get curly hair if you do the same, but use rollers in your hair instead of braiding it.
Virgin hair can hold up curls just fine if you are a natural curly (like I am). My hair is virgin hair and it's very curly.
@@AngelaVEdwards - I have virgin straight hair hence my long comment
Yes. Virgin or not, straight hair is straight because it's round like a straw (but not hollow). Curly hair is flat like a ribbon. It won't stay straight, and straight hair won't curl. If you can get it to go against what it's naturally going to do, it won't last. That's a fact.
TBH none of the "inspo" images for the nails are nice. they all look tacky and fake AF. used to be a real talent 🤣 growing your own nails, now everyone has unflattering plastic nails, whether they are well-executed or not. everyone knows they're fake, so what's to admire? also doesn't help when the "inspo" images are of nails with naturally long nail beds, and most of the recipients have pretty short nail beds, in some cases, very short nail beds. never going to look great, regardless. to top it off, it wrecks your natural nails, and the UV lamp ages your hands.
same with the current fashion for massive lashes, slug brows, and inflated lips. just because you CAN do it, doesn't mean you should. it might even be technically well-executed, but IS IT FLATTERING?
Most people have chewed their nails off and expect to get the extra long fake ones looking amazing 😉
*YIKES* on every single one of these
I am so grateful to have a competent hairdresser...
Omg me too!!!!!! My hair stylist is F--KEN AMAZING ...
Me too. God is good to me. 😊
I was offered a perm once as a 'support for volume'. The day after i had to go to a barber shop and ask for a military cut because my hair was all burnt by the chemical. Never again!!!
I went to Cosmetology college and no one come close to turning these cuts out
Horrible and I hate to say its been
hacked. Good luck finding a hairdresser who knows how to cut and color correctly.
No license is my guess.
I do my own nails at home and they are 1000 times better than any of these!! I can't believe they would ask someone to pay for messes like that!!!!
I do the same. It takes time but it’s much cheaper and it’s fun to try different things. If they don’t turn out right,at least the cost is minimal. The more you do them yourself the better you get at it, and you don’t have to explain to anyone exactly what you want.
I do the same. Once you buy the products, they last a while.
Paid $80 for nails yesterday, and feeling SO MUCH BETTER now after watching this.
As a retired Cosmetologist and salon owner, I can honestly say, there is NO WAY any of these ladies would have been allowed to leave looking like this! First off, I always made sure that the stylists and nail techs knew their job, and were the best I could find. That means KNOWING what their work looked like BEFORE them working for me.
When someone does horrible hair or nails, that makes the whole shop look bad.
I also have to ask, what are they teaching in cosmetology and barber schools these days?
When I retired, I stopped getting my hair cut by professionals. My hair was thinning so much, any part would be roughly an inch wide! Bought a Wahl clipper and do my own hair now. Save $70 a pop and it looks great. Also stopped dyeing my hair 10 years ago. Went grey before it was 'fashionable'.
the amount of ppl that expect an expensive hairdo for cheap...
i feel for the 400+ dollar club cus GET YOUR MONEY BACK.
Also, a lot of these ref. pics are wigs or extensions and ppl are requesting pro styles from standard local beauticians.
7:16 literally nothing wrong with this makeup? Eyes have been done very well and her skin looks beautiful.
She looks like Barney’s jaundice sister…
Very few of these were done in a salon. They're home fails. I've seen them already.
Yep. There's no way that many salons sent these people home looking THAT bad, and charged for it. People just don't want to admit they messed up their own hair or nails.
Were these people asleep or drugged during their appointment? Why didn't they say something as the salon? Something like.... "You are sadly mistaken if you think I'm giving you a dime for this pathetic mess. I'm going to take the money & tip I was going to give you & use it at another salon to have somebody fix this mess & yelp will be hearing from me & so will every other site I can find."
Because they are pussies and wusses who don't know how to stand up for themselves. And 99% of people are like that. I don't have this problem, thank God. If I'm not satisfied with something you did, especially if you deliberately disregarded the clear info and input I gave you, you're IN TROUBLE, Ma'am. 🔥
Are you all paying attention to what's being done?!? STOP THEM ON THE SPOT! Some of these pics show after photos without styling..
Dye jobs horrendous. Vaseline on hairline is a must for dying.
As I wrote for another response. Too many women have been brainwashed by Society to not speak up. To do so you are seen as pushy bitchy, whiney rather than being assertive and advocating for oneself.
Women need to stop listening to those lies, stand up for oneself and speak up. Instead of as more than one OP wrote, "I know I should have said something". Or, "Should I go back?" Yeah, you SHOULD have said something! And No, you shouldn't have to go back because you SHOULD have said something while you were there the first time!
Stop being Mice and be Mountain Lionesses!
Obviously not paying attention. Or just embarrassed to speak up. Which I’d dumb. Don’t wait until it’s done to say this isn’t right. Nail techs can be too distracted chatting with coworkers to pay attention to what they’re doing. You can’t do nails blindfolded.
Most of these were bad jobs people did at home on themselves.
As a client, you should ask them if they have a photo album with other clients pictures get a referral from a friend if you see someone who has amazing hair, ask them where they got it done and who the hairdresser is you can also ask for the top hairstylist guaranteed to get a good professional cut ask for the colour specialist in the salon ask around and research
Sometimes people just have better hair than you, and a lot of these people had very unreasonable expectations. Also, very little awareness of how faked idealized pictures actually are.
Moved to a base city. Hot July, 30 cm hair, went to mall salon. Told the stylist my philosophy is, it will grow back. I wanted short and shorter in the back. I then said “shear me”… hair hitting floor… while talking, found out she was an army barber. Moonlighting here. I told an Army Barber to “Shear Me”. She gave me an induction haircut AND shaved the back of neck to top ears. I admitted that she gave me short and shorter in the back. I tipped. It took six months to grow back out…
Nail techs/manicurist need to have a license, always check for that. So do hair dressers/barbers/master barbers. Check out your manicurist workspace and nails. If it's not clean or their nails look bad, leave. Look at your hairdresser's hair. If it looks bad, I would expect bad. You have to have pride in yourself and your work. If you like your stylists hair, ask who does it. Go to that person. Makeup artists need a license too. When in doubt ask for it. If you're getting your Makeup done for a big event, they should have pictures to show you. You are paying for a service. You have the right to ask questions or to cancel your appointment. Unless the they have their policy posted in regards to cancelations stating you still pay. Then I would go to the manager and explain your reservations. Read reviews, yelp, ask on Facebook, Instagram to see if someone you know has gone to that person. I feel bad for all of these women. I hope you all find the hairdresser, Makeup artist or manicurist that gives you great service every time!! Also, when in doubt speak your truth!
You realise the pictures you give to hair dressers and nail artists, those photos are all photo shopped 🙄
No ones hair can look like a models hair as no ones hair is the same, some can't take hair dye very well and if you have very straight hair the curl or wave probably won't stay. Usually you will be told if your hair can be done like the picture you take in. Models, most of the time, wear wigs anyway, especially hair style models. So best not to copy but create your own style or ask the hairdresser for a style to suit you and your type of hair. The nails, if you have young hands with long slender nails, good for you, but the older person will never have nails like a young person, so again, don't copy a picture, think about something original. Again, nail models are done by the type of professional that any lay person can afford, that is why they are employed for that work as they are the best. So think about it, be natural and don't copy, you will be much happier people and will save a lot of money and heartache.
"older" (78) can have gorgeous natural nails. Don't put chemicals on them. Eat right, put olive oil on them every morning and file them to pretty oval shape. NOT super long claws. Nail polish on nails is like nail polish on hair. YUK
I agree. Some of these aren't that bad; they just don't have the curl the model is showing.
It is so hard to find a stylist you can actually trust with your hair !
Basically my life summed up in hairstyles
You should always ask for references, and when you find a trust, worthy nail tech or stylist you stick with them
I went to a salon for a trim. I ended up with an hacked mess. I went, and fixed myself. Lucky I know how to cut hair. I got it looking awesome, and going from shoulder length to 5 inches shorter
I I just went thru rhis myself with a bad foil job and a haircut that looked like i had a mullet with a mushroom on top lmfao, it cost me 200 bucks. The highlights tirned out green when they wete sapposed to be blond and carmel 😂 i can laugh now because its grown out ,but boy was i pissed
I wanted low lights a few years back and my regular hairdresser told me she didn't do low lights. I stopped right there because I wasn't going to a new person. These pictures show you why. And every time I took a picture to show a hairdresser how I wanted my hair, it's always been a disaster - never what I wanted
These, what they got. is why I don't have my hair done at a salon anymore. I cut or trim my own.
My husband and I were at the DMV, and he said to me you are the only gal in here that has your natural hair color. I took that as a compliment. 😊
Seeing things like this makes me so glad I wear tichel-style head wraps. I get to change my "hair" everyday (or multiple times in a day, if I want to), it is so easy to dress up/down, easy to play with trends (without having to make an hours-long and $$$ commitment in a salon chair...to possibly get some of the above disappointing results), easy to fix/change if you get caught in a rain storm (and impervious to wind!)...and, oh yeah, doing my "hair" in the morning takes less than two minutes, on average.
Also, I can't even about every makeup fiasco on this video. I mean, wtf...just wtf...
Everyone needs to stop trying to look like someone else.
And THIS is why I NEVER go to a salon. I have 3 ft of red curly hair. No one is TOUCHING it.
All I can say is, “THANK YOU, MELISSA”!!!!! (My stylist)
10:45
They probably didn’t know what to do because of those disgusting worm lips. Looks like they just did the best they could to try to draw attention from the woman’s poor life choices.
Totally came here to see if anyone else noticed this. I’m not sure there is a makeup job that could take the attention off the massively over filled lips. Lips like that give a certain look to your face no matter what, and it isn’t a good one.
The moral of the story is, if you want to be a clown keep wanting to look like a clown.
Yup, that summed it up for us. 🤔🤨
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I have a friend whose business cards said "Hair Designer." I thought that seemed a bit... pretentious? Silly? Maybe unnecessary.
But I've seen what he can do, got my whole family going to him. He's had many brides & bridal parties come to him. He is a frickin' Hair Designer. An artist.
My current hair stylist is TRULY a designer as well. She keeps me looking amazing all the time. God bless that woman, I'm so lucky to have her. 😊
This is the worst I studied to be a hairdresser and I got my degree and now I see this. I'm so frustrated right now
Never try to get your bad hairstyle fixed at the same salon that messed it up.
A lot of this before hair photos could not be done in one session and by mediocre hairstylist. Other thing I see a lot is that the people think" I didn't color my hair last 2 years so it's all natural now" and it simply is not true
Anybody can learn to cut & dye hair, but to be a really good stylist, who consistently churn out incredible colours & cuts (think Guy Tang) you need the knack/natural gift for it. They are rare to come by. But, they are true artists, creative by nature.
They have a designer eye. You need to know where to place colour on each individual (hair is unique, skin tones, facial features, curl patterns, curl grades, texture ect should all be considered, how will the colour fall/lay once its parted or styled the way the client wears it daily, how will colour take on porous hair, is there red undertones so will it be unrealistic to cool the hair for longer than a few weeks tops without regular, high maintenance upkeep which is pricey, what will the colour look like when it’s faded on the clients natural hair) they need to be able to realistically envision it and understand their ‘canvas’ as it’s just another form of art. You can’t teach that level of creativity, you either have it or you don’t, it’s a talent & people don’t realise.
If you want vibrant colours or complex styles you need to go to a specialist colourist/stylist who work solely in their area of expertise day in and day out. Don’t take a photoshopped Google images/Pinterest photo to a normal hair dresser with such high expectations (because there’s normal colour and there’s art. A hairdresser knows application techniques, but not necessarily have the skill to back up the creativity needed)
And research your stylists work, use social media and don’t be shy to ask to see their previous work before hand if necessary. And always book a consultation before the appointment to make sure it can definitely be achieved & what your expectations are and where boundaries are set.
the nails with the arrow is actually a little fun and it's quite well made.
I can't watch anymore, don't these people realize that they don't have to pay for this crappy work. Stand up for yourself, so no and walk away!!!!
I went to a Regis salon…..once. My hair was butchered off. I had to go somewhere else, where more hair had to be cut. I looked like I had taken a shaver to it. Took me a long time to go to any salon after. I go to the beauty school now. It takes hours for cuts but I know what I want gets done. Unfortunately I can’t reach up or behind my head or I’d cut it.
I went to a Regis back in the 80's when I was in college. I was wanting my "Valerie Bertinelli" long layered cut trimmed. I didn't see what she was doing as she was cutting. I wound up with a MULLET! I cried for a very long time every time I looked into a mirror. Thankfully, hair does grow!
I went to a Regis in the 80's too.. After waiting, I was sat down with a younger man in punk. When ask what I wanted, I said not to drastic. When I left I felt like a vidal Sasoon model. The only place I've had a real pro cut my hair. I miss Art.
None of the salons I’ve been to know how to give layers! It’s so maddening. Starting doing my own again.
Some of these might have had a high expectation. Hairdressers are not fairy godmothers with magic wands. Hormones and drugs affect chemical processes as well
This is awful!!! I'm shocked cause believe it or not, but if you go to a beauty saloon in Russia you will never end up having this type of issues...the saloon status means the quality is high. And nails..the cheapest nails here would never look that wrong. You, guys, seen Lisa Kon? The famous nail studio owner in the US? She's Russian. I can say that there may be issues with something like face/lip fillers in Russia but hair/nail/make up industry is a high end one
This is why it's important to get references. I have a hair phobia because of this shit.😂
LMAO 🤣 🤣 SORRY , NOT SORRY ! COME ON PEOPLE!! Like your not looking at what the these Stylist are doing to you , while they are doing it? I dont get it 😮😅
It's a shame. Some are simply basic cuts. You simply must not care to screw it up that badly.
I'm 73. I have very curly hair. The only bad experiences I've had were with friends of my mom's who were licensed beauticians 50 years ago. They loved teasing and hair spray. Tina, Al's wife
🤦♀️🤣🤣🤣И я ещё расстраиваюсь что меня плохо постригли🤦♀️🤣🤣🤣неее, нормально 😂
Most of the pictures seemed to be selfmade disasters. I actually know NO salon, giving clients such bad services
Some women are evil and probably did it on purpose out of jealousy.
Yes, that is what I've come to believe after 30 years of horrific haircuts. Never going to a salon again. Too many mentally ill stylists out there.
Yes, that is what I've come to believe after 30 years of horrific haircuts. Never going to a salon again. Too many mentally ill stylists out there.
I know of several at this point.
That's what happend when a person open a salon without diploma...
I tried so hard not to laugh the first five minutes then soon after that it just became infuriating how many woman have basically been mistreated by people they trusted and paid.
No one should EVER feel obligated to leave a tip if they are not wow'd in a good way upon leaving. These stylists get paid already.
I learned to cut and color my own hair decades ago because of disasters like this and now I'm thinking about learning to do my own nails.
Hi, I went once to have my nails done, only because someone has brought me a voucher as a present. They did do a nice job, but they only lasted a week. Never went back. I learned how to do gel nails via you tube and now do them myself. Why pay when you can do them yourself.
For some of these, the client is partially to blame. Particularly the nail ones. If you see the first one's bad, why proceed with 9 more?
100% fact !!
Also, with some of the hair ones, there’s an unrealistic expectation. You can’t go from dark brown to being light enough for a pastel pink to show in one sitting for $50.
Part of it is as women, Society as brainwashed too many to not speak up and advocate for oneself. You are seen as pushy, bitchy, whiney and made to feel guilty even BEFORE speaking up.
Some even made comments like, "oh why didn't I say something?"
Because of exactly THIS!
Stop feeding into this mindset! Stand up for what you believe in people. Whether its your hair, your nails or cold soup, SAY SOMETHING!!! And stop paying for crap!
@@lorriefinley3129Absolutely.
Some of them I can't tell the difference between 'before' and 'after.' I'm glad that all this silliness is going to come to an end in the relatively near future.
The woman with the bad haircut was either worked on by someone that did not have a license or she cut it like that because she was jealous of her. My sister's daughter - law's mother worked in a salon of her friend without a license. Got caught by State Board.
Sometimes you just have to admit that YOUR hair won’t do what someone else’s will do. Go to a professional, pay the stated price, and research, research, research!
19: 13 When your hairstylist is severely visually impaired AND colorblind, but hasn't found out yet.
Like many here I have had a number of bad cuts and dye jobs. The last straw was on my handfasting. The hairdresser gave me a short cut and having curly hair I looked like an extra from Coro Street! I have cut and coloured my own hair for a couple of decades now and get compliments. A person here said the client should stop the hairdresser if it's going badly but my glasses come off and I can't see anything. As for the paintball makeups.......
Y’all didn’t get that done at no salons that’s some in home basement drag queen type shit right there…lmao
I can see that in some of these pics, the women start with bleached hair and expect miracles or don't follow proper hair care routines. Green hair from yellow? Get out of the pool!! But obviously many are horrible. The fact there are no names makes me wonder if some of these are actually "home hair stylists" and not real hair stylists at all and just lumped in with the rest for this compilation. But there are some of these that are close, but obvious fails.
A lot of people don’t realize that if you don’t like the work, meaning if it’s horrendous as I see here, you do not have to pay!!
16:46 actually got closer than you can usually hope for to the pic she referenced; actually looks nice!
This reminds me of what happened when I was 5 years old. I was taken to the hairdressers for a haircut. By the time they were done I looked like a boy with a terrible haircut. I am in fact female. My foster mum refused to pay though. Also the next day was school photo day. I have a photo to remind me of the awful moment. I would show the photo but its buried somewhere amongst other things.
Le plus vilain c'est cette mode de redessiner les sourcils, c'est vilain vilain vilain, il faut garder la forme naturelle de nos sourcils et ne pas en dessiner en plus, la beauté naturelle est la plus belle