http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/general/a-hair-cut-at-medusa/12-04-2007/index.html Life in Edinburgh: Scotland's capital city. Thu, 21 Aug 2008 12:17:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/general/a-hair-cut-at-medusa/12-04-2007/index.html#comment-53410 Julie James Tue, 03 Jun 2008 12:07:24 +0000 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/general/a-hair-cut-at-medusa/12-04-2007/index.html#comment-53410 I had my hair cut to celebrate the end of a gruellign third year examination diet at Edinburgh University. I was asked to pay £30 (but with a student discount)for a haircut which was like this: hair washed only at front and sides, no conditioner or shampoo applied to middle of head at all. Hair tugged out with comb despite discussed dryness and damage from colouring. Shown picture of smooth long bob, I was told it would "need layers" whichproceeded into every trendy hairdresser in town's only skill set: hacked layers 'softened' with thinnning scissors and straightened. It's not straight even, at the back, the left side is significantly hacked more into than the right leaving me with a lopsided, hacked, chunky, uneven and messy looking, ragged cut, which might be fashionable, but the hedge-dragged look wasn't what I asked for. I'm letting it grow out until I can go to a different hairdressers, as it's been 'layered' too short to do anything with at all. Mention the name 'Medusa' to two of my freind's who had exactly the same experience. Even though we all have very different hair ranging from smooth fine blonde bob, shoulder length curled and dark, and wavy red, astonishingly skilless. I had my hair cut to celebrate the end of a gruellign third year examination diet at Edinburgh University. I was asked to pay £30 (but with a student discount)for a haircut which was like this: hair washed only at front and sides, no conditioner or shampoo applied to middle of head at all. Hair tugged out with comb despite discussed dryness and damage from colouring. Shown picture of smooth long bob, I was told it would “need layers” whichproceeded into every trendy hairdresser in town’s only skill set: hacked layers ’softened’ with thinnning scissors and straightened. It’s not straight even, at the back, the left side is significantly hacked more into than the right leaving me with a lopsided, hacked, chunky, uneven and messy looking, ragged cut, which might be fashionable, but the hedge-dragged look wasn’t what I asked for. I’m letting it grow out until I can go to a different hairdressers, as it’s been ‘layered’ too short to do anything with at all. Mention the name ‘Medusa’ to two of my freind’s who had exactly the same experience. Even though we all have very different hair ranging from smooth fine blonde bob, shoulder length curled and dark, and wavy red, astonishingly skilless.

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