TortoiseAndHair
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(First of all, it felt great to take a shower beforehand and not have to put on Rogaine)
So, I went back to get my haircut after two months.
If anyone read my story, you will know that my haircut two months ago is what prompted me to come to this website.
So I go back again today. There are at least 6 hairstylists working today, but the one that called my name is the same one as last time. What I didn't mention about last time is that this girl is actually quite pretty, and I was hoping that she would be the one to cut my hair.
So, we make small talk, but I'm constantly thinking that I need to say something, like, thank you for helping me to confront my problem, or something like that. I'm not even sure if she remembered me from the last time.
Anyway, as she's wrapping up, she asks me if I'd ever tried American Crew Revitalize shampoo. I brought up the fact that she told me to use that two months ago when I got my haircut, but I couldn't remember the name, so I got Nexxus Diametress instead. She was immediately like "No no no, that's like Nioxin" or something like that. I didn't question her about that further.
She again told me that I've got full coverage everywhere, it's just that my hair is so fine on top that is the problem. I at this point bite the bullet, and tell her that I've started using Rogaine and Propecia. Again, she's immediately like "No no, don't start using those!"
"Why not?"
"Because if you ever stop, it's like turning off a light switch. Everything just turns off, and you lose all the hair that you've regrown"
I said "Ok", but I'm definitely not going to stop using them.
So then she asks me if I want anything else, maybe picking up the American Crew shampoo? To which I said "sure".
At this point we walk around to the hair products shelf, and she starts explaining all about American Crew, and how I can buy the whole system, and if I don't like it, I can return it. Then she actually takes out the spray, and says "May I?", and she sprays it on my temple and rubs it in a bit.
"And it smells really nice too", and she gives me her hand to smell"
Again, she's really cute, so I didn't mind this extra attention at all, even though we're in front of all the other customers.
Thanks to this site, I'm already fully aware of American Crew, and know that it's a decent product, and I'll need some copper peptides when my Tricomin runs out, so I agree to buy it.
She tells me to come back in two months, so she can see the progress.
So, it looks like the next time I go back, I'll be asking for her by name
My point: I hear lots of people say how they're embarrased to get their hair cut because it looks so bad wet. I say, don't hide it, use it! Hairdressers probably love talking about hair, and if you see one you like, just start talking about your "problem" (easier said than done, I know), and then they can be your personal stylist from then on.
Sure, nothing will likely come of it, but it will at least make your haircuts more pleasant.
Did I mention she was cute?? :inlove:
T&H
So, I went back to get my haircut after two months.
If anyone read my story, you will know that my haircut two months ago is what prompted me to come to this website.
So I go back again today. There are at least 6 hairstylists working today, but the one that called my name is the same one as last time. What I didn't mention about last time is that this girl is actually quite pretty, and I was hoping that she would be the one to cut my hair.
So, we make small talk, but I'm constantly thinking that I need to say something, like, thank you for helping me to confront my problem, or something like that. I'm not even sure if she remembered me from the last time.
Anyway, as she's wrapping up, she asks me if I'd ever tried American Crew Revitalize shampoo. I brought up the fact that she told me to use that two months ago when I got my haircut, but I couldn't remember the name, so I got Nexxus Diametress instead. She was immediately like "No no no, that's like Nioxin" or something like that. I didn't question her about that further.
She again told me that I've got full coverage everywhere, it's just that my hair is so fine on top that is the problem. I at this point bite the bullet, and tell her that I've started using Rogaine and Propecia. Again, she's immediately like "No no, don't start using those!"
"Why not?"
"Because if you ever stop, it's like turning off a light switch. Everything just turns off, and you lose all the hair that you've regrown"
I said "Ok", but I'm definitely not going to stop using them.
So then she asks me if I want anything else, maybe picking up the American Crew shampoo? To which I said "sure".
At this point we walk around to the hair products shelf, and she starts explaining all about American Crew, and how I can buy the whole system, and if I don't like it, I can return it. Then she actually takes out the spray, and says "May I?", and she sprays it on my temple and rubs it in a bit.
"And it smells really nice too", and she gives me her hand to smell"
Again, she's really cute, so I didn't mind this extra attention at all, even though we're in front of all the other customers.
Thanks to this site, I'm already fully aware of American Crew, and know that it's a decent product, and I'll need some copper peptides when my Tricomin runs out, so I agree to buy it.
She tells me to come back in two months, so she can see the progress.
So, it looks like the next time I go back, I'll be asking for her by name
My point: I hear lots of people say how they're embarrased to get their hair cut because it looks so bad wet. I say, don't hide it, use it! Hairdressers probably love talking about hair, and if you see one you like, just start talking about your "problem" (easier said than done, I know), and then they can be your personal stylist from then on.
Sure, nothing will likely come of it, but it will at least make your haircuts more pleasant.
Did I mention she was cute?? :inlove:
T&H
