Question about my wife's hair stylist?

How can i get my wife's beautiful college hair stylist into bed so that all three of us can have a threesome?Question about my wife's hair stylist?
Lick his balls.You Gay bitQuestion about my wife's hair stylist?
You don't if you really value your marriage and your wife. Before you cross the line in having sex with another that is not your wife - divorce. Obviously you didn't mean your vows of ';forsake all others'; when you got married. Maybe you should ask your wife this question, so she can call her lawyer in the morning.
Are you really being serious? If your wife's college hair stylist is really beautiful then believe me she doesn't need you.........she can have an intimate one on one with her pick of the bunch. A threesome may be your fantasy but maybe not your wifes let alone her hair stylist !!


I wish you the best but it all ends in tears.........
I think that you need to throw yourself off a clift.

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Helping from hair stylist?

Last month I went to get my hair semi-dyed. Semi dye is a monthly routine if you wish to keep the color. It will not burn your hair like regular dye will from what I was told.The person that did my hair said it will help my hair in a more healthy rather than burn it.





My question is to all you hair people, since my month is almost up and the color is fading do I semi-dye my hair again?Helping from hair stylist?
Yes. I guess it depends how often you wash it and what you use...Because Semi only lasts 2-3 weeks in my hair.





You can continue coloring it, although they say 6 weeks, even for Semi because it's still a chemical. My mom's been dying her hair for several years now using Semi color and her hair looks healthier than my undyed hair. She takes good care of it, uses Pantene or Suave, and she doesn't overdry it or use any products, at all really. She does her color about every 6 months because the shade she's using is close to her natural color. If you're using a color that is, you should try this. (She does it herself and uses Loreal Color Spa)Helping from hair stylist?
There are two types of haircolor that fit the description you made. Semi-permanent is a no lift, no ammonia haircolor that uses a low volume developer. It is permanent, it both penetrates and coats the hair shaft, it will fade somewhat and can leave you with a line of demarcation. I would say it is far less damaging than ';permanent'; haircolor, but would not say it would improve the health of your hair, even though it is shinier. Demi-permanent haircolor is what the public has believed to be semi-permanent, in that it fades out gradually and doesn't leave a line of demarcation. This type of haircolor is also no lift, no ammonia, but does not use a developer. It coats the hair shaft only and causes no damage. The easiest way to tell which type of color was used is simple; either ask your stylist or check for roots. Regardless of which type of color was used, if you want to maintain the color and shine you had a month ago you will have to have it colored again. A cautionary statement: if 'semi-permanent' color is used and a 'zone' application technique is not used, you will end up with damaged hair over time.
First off, regular dye does not ';burn'; hair. It uses a higher percentage of peroxide to open the shaft of the hair and therefore allows the color to penetrate and this is how the color becomes permanent. With semi or demi permanant hair color, a lower percentage of peroxide is used and therefore the shaft of the hair is not opened. The color lays on the outside of the hair and washes away slowly. Depending on which type of color is used, will depend on how long the color lasts. Semi and demi permanant colors, however, can build up on the hair and become lasting and permanent with repeated use, so you need to ask yourself if this is a color that you really like. If the answer is yes, than monthly or every six weeks is usually a good amount of time for a touch up of color. Hope this info helps!
If you want to keep the color, yes. If you are tired of it, dont.

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I am looking for a male hair stylist in the Los Angeles (90059)??Looking for male hair stylist??
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Torrance, CA 90504-4402


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Los Angeles, CA 90045-3508


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Los Angeles, CA 90049-5104


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Los Angeles, CA 90025-7905


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Santa Monica, CA 90401-1872


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Harbor City, CA 90710-3600


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Los Angeles, CA 90059-3649


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Lomita, CA 90717-2660


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Redondo Beach, CA 90277-5511


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Los Angeles, CA 90034-7014


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Los Angeles, CA 90024-4728


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Palos Verdes Peninsu, CA 90274-3806


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Redondo Beach, CA 90277-4756


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Los Angeles, CA 90025-4650


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How to keep hair straight?? hair stylist??

my hair is naturally thick, frizzy, with a little wave to it. everytime i straight it, it gets all frizzy %26amp;%26amp; wavy like in an hour or so. is there any good products or techniques to make my hair stay straight %26amp;%26amp; shiney??











please help!!





thanks.=]How to keep hair straight?? hair stylist??
use all soft shampoo and conditioner and then on towel dried hair use redken align and biosilk dry your hair as straight as you can get it with a paddle brush MAKE SURE IT IS COMPLETLY DRY then take small sections starting at the bottom and work up with a ceramic flat iron 400 degrees + that should do the trickHow to keep hair straight?? hair stylist??
hey! you cant starighten your hair with 400 degress because after few years she will be bald... no way!!! your hair will look even worse if you use straighteners... :}

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Hello, yes, you have many options...First if your hair is so curly, you NEED a CHI straightener (my salon $250.00+), it will cost your arm and leg, but it will be totally worth it. Then you need to purchase products to protect your hair shaft from all that heat. I recommend NOT using the CHI products, I found them sticky and Redken works better...Start with Redken's Straightening balm (#12 ?? $20.00+) and blow dry, then use Redken's Spray Starch (# ???$20.00+) and spray each section before (just before) running the straightener over it. Find your self one of those terry-cloth-face-wash-hair holder-back-thingies and use a shower cap when showering to protect your hair from moisture, when doing all this to your hair, you should only be washing your hair 2ce a week, unless you have super oily hair, but this straightener and lots of washing will FRY your hair, so you must take care, and also buy a deep conditioner (Redken's Heavy Creme $20.00+) People do not realize what damage straighteners do to the hair shaft. Chemical relaxers also damage the hair shaft, and they do not always leave your hair perfect. I would always recommend a straightener to my clients first, because sometimes you still need to do daily maintenance on chemically relaxed hair. Using a CHI straightener on chemically relaxed hair daily would be disastrous, without the proper products and care....Good Luck, hope this helps.
i have the exact same hair!


i got it permenantly straightend and it is the best thing ever!!


its a little on the expensive side though it depends on where you go. although if you get a cheep deal that could mean they wont do a very good job.


If you dont do that embrace you're curly hair!!


moose and hair spray keeps the frizz off but waves are pretty and if u use the right stuff it could look great


:)
Try that japanese striaght product.
PROBABY YOU SHOULD TRY S-CURL OR THAT BLACK STUFF CALLED PRO STYLE
Well, I have very curly/frizzy hair and I have a few suggestions. First of all, if you want to continue straightening your hair, I would say you should definitely get a straightner with 100PERCENT ceramic plates. These won't dry out your hair, and will preserve the natural glossiness and moisture in your hair. I'd recommend Conair, or similar brands, you'll want to spend around forty bucks or so for a good ones, 10dollar straightners aren't going to cut it usually.





Second, when you straighten it, make sure you don't hold the straightner on your hair in any one spot for too long. This is really bad for your hair, it can damage it and leave very frizzy, bad smelling patches in your hair. Start from the top with your straightner and quickly carefully work down, trying not to clamp down too hard. Maybe try using a comb, and run it down through your hair as you straighten it. Also, maybe you're putting the temperature too high, ask your hair stylist which temperature would be best on your thickness of hair.





Okay, if you don't want to straighten your hair, here's some stuff I've tried that keeps your hair from getting out of hand.


One good brand is this stuff called Sunsilk, if I were you I'd try either the purple one called straighten up (that's what I have, it works pretty good) or the green one, it's for frizzy hair. You choose, there's different kinds for different hairs. There are three steps you can do, shampoo, conditioner, and a special creme for after the shower.


Another brand I'd recommend is Bedhead, and it is really really nice stuff. Yeah, it's not the cheapest, but it's really worth it. For my hair (which is very very curly, so I'm not exactly like you) I use Control Freak, it's supposed to flatten curls and stomp frizz. (although no kind is perfect!!) There's four steps, shampoo, conditioner, serum, and a hairspray I think.


Also, Pantene makes your hair very soft, you can get ones for dry/frizzy hair. I use it sometimes, but I don't actually own any at the moment.


Finally, if you want pretty, curly hair that isn't frizzy, try Catwalk's Curlz Rock. It makes curls curlier without adding frizz, and it's really nice stuff. There's shampoo and conditioner, and a curl former that takes away frizz and helps to form curlz and waves.





These are all great brands, try a few out, maybe get a small bottle of the shampoo or something. Ask a friend to try her striaghtner. And the best home remedy is before you go to bed if your hair is still damp, put three or four ponytail holders on it, so that it keeps it from poofing out at night.





Hope this helped, sorry for such a long answer. =) :-) ;)
You can only straighten it for a short time - ultimately Nature will win out. Unless you shave it off and wear a straight wig...
Heyy,


Your hair sounds just like mine. What i use is sunsilk's frizzy hair shampoo and conditioner. It works really good, Giving it neat curly curls. Another thing you can do is use a straightner right from a pro hair stylist shop. About 80$. And use a hairspray for styling when using a straightner. Works everytime.
I had hair EXACTLY like yours and I hated how it looked like me. Straightening did not work for me at ALL. So I went to the salon and got a straightening perm in November '06....Its STILL straight and soft and shiny...gorgeous. I really recommend it. You might think that chemicals might damage your hair, but TRYING to straighten it definately FRIES your hair so you should definately get it chemically straightened. Chemically straightening definately is the way to go, about $60-$100, which might seem like a lot, but its' not cause I bet you that you have already probably spent that much money on straighteners and products on your hair trying to make it staight. Lasts about 6-8 months and then you can touch it up.

Do I tip the hair stylist if she is also the owner? After all, she is charging $800 for the hair cut.?

Traditionally one does not tip the owner who is providing a service. Tip the shampoo person but not, in this case, the hair dresser.Do I tip the hair stylist if she is also the owner? After all, she is charging $800 for the hair cut.?
For someone trying to show off how much they paid for a haircut, it seems unclassy that they are asking if they should tip a hairstylist.





Of course you should.Do I tip the hair stylist if she is also the owner? After all, she is charging $800 for the hair cut.?
What kind of haircut is that? Does she make a leaning tower of pisa out of your hair?
If you don't she will mess your hair up next time.
well atleast leave 20$ but dam that is one expensive hair cut or style
800 dollars? what kind of dollars? thats an expensive haircut even by los angeles standards.
Depends where you come from. We don't tip much in New Zealand. But if I was paying that kind of money for a haircut then yes I would tip if it is the done thing.





You'll get a better haircut next time
If you can afford $800 for a haircut, then yes give a 15% tip to, after all it's only an extra $120.
Only if you are John Edwards.
I can not believe this, $800 for a hair cut and you are worried about spending another $80 dollars on the tip. Obviously money is not that much of an issue with you, why are you concerned about a tip when you should be worrying about the $800 dollars you just spent on a hair cut.





Why not go some where else for a hair cut at a salon that charges 10 percent of what you have just spent and the other $700 give to a women's shelter or to a fund for under privileged children.





Not only will you still get a wonderful haircut but you will be making the world a little better place to be. Not only are you helping families who can't afford the necessities but your money will be going to educating the next generation of adults. And I can't think of no better way of spending that kind of money on these things when money is not an issue.
yes, she would appreciate it.
I think the questioner made a typo and means $80.
if she did well then, yes. $800 for a haircut?!?
Yes...because you chose to pay that kind of money but you still need to tip. Sorry.
Look Paris, Those chicks in prison think they can get away with murder. Just tip the b*tch a carton of Camels and hope you don't run into her in the showers.
If you can afford an $800 hair style then you can afford to tip.


I just think that is a ridiculous waste of money. The only reason someone would charge that much is because there are dingbats who will pay it. Expensive is not always better.
I pay $8 to get my haircut.. wtf 800
She's already getting the $800 for the job she's done. What more does she want or expect. No need to tip.
I am worried that this is a concern of yours. $800 for a haircut!! Are you from the USA, don't you have tipping policies, like 10% of what you were billed. I am an aussie chick and I can not believe that somebody would pay that much for a haircut and be so woried about tipping. Hell if money is not an issue give her a neat $1000.00 and ask for a glass of champers.
I don't tip the owner, but she hardly ever does my hair. I do tip the ones working for her because part of what they make goes to the owner. But if you want to tip, tip...if you don't, don't. If she has a problem with it or says something about it, find a new stylist.
Normally you wouldn't tip the owner. She is already getting paid out of the stores profit, and not relying on an hourly wage. But its nice to do if it was for a special occasion, like wedding or prom hair, or right before the holidays.
If someone is corrupt enough to pay 800. for a haircut, SURE why not!? What's another 50 bucks!? Why don't you take her out to lunch afterwards and fill her gas tank too.... maybe pay her utility bill for the shop while you're at it! Noooooo just give her a blank signed check and let her write in an amount!
Yes.. You always tip your hair stylist.


Why would you pay $800 for a hair cut?
$800... We could probably end world hunger if it wasn't for stupid people like yourself wasting money on shite. Go to Head Start or some place similar and pay $20 for the same hair cut.
$800 you have got to be kidding!


I mean unless she is doing a TON of work


but I wouldn't tip
Depends what country you are from. Tipping is not standard in every country...

Ok mccain edwards now that they have the same hair stylist how we supposed to keep them apart?

McCain is the one running with Lindsey Graham stuck up his butt.


Edwards is the one running around behind the ambulances.Ok mccain edwards now that they have the same hair stylist how we supposed to keep them apart?
McCain and Edwards must have separate political views and platforms even when they have the same hair stylist.





VOTE for your choice as US President on my 360 degrees and know who will likely win.Ok mccain edwards now that they have the same hair stylist how we supposed to keep them apart?
they are both the same to me, and neither should be president.
Do we really wanna elect any man to be president who has a hair stylist ???





Whats wrong with barbers, men have been using them for a thousand years.





Think about it,





You want a president who spends $60.00 at a hair stylist, getting a hair cut a barber would do for $5.00 ?





No wonder we pay $700.00 for toilet seats.





They just tell them, its a styled toilet seat !!!
Well one is a good deal older and bigger than the other. Edwards is the one whos always smiling like a jackass no matter what he's saying.
McCain is the Bush clone
By color of said hair.

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