SHIKIMIKIE

I thought it's about time to get things done professionally. After two-three DIYs that is.  I mentioned before that I don't really like the punctuality of this salon. I booked a day earlier and I still waited for 30 minutes. Bellatrix Lestrange-ing  Coming in, I showed my stylist a reference picture and I told her that I wanted a lighter and brown hair and she was like, that may not be possible right now because the red tone in my hair is still overpowering so she was like, can we just stick to the red? What can I do, right? She dyed the roots and then bleached some parts because bleaching it all will cut the end of my already damaged hair. My poor hair.  I don't really know what this machine is for but maybe for treatment or something. Better absorption of damaging chemicals maybe? ;)  After Salon The Next Day I kind of liked my hair curled. Should I consider? Well quite a long a time ago, I've been told that my hair wouldn't actually hold curls so who am I fooling...

This isn't my first time having my hair cut here but this one I would like to share. To be fair though, there's no way I think this salon is better than my previous salon or the other way around but yeah. It just so happen that I feel like blogging now. As per usual. It's actually quite easy to find a salon here in Japan. And when you go in and don't speak English, you'll do just fine. They do understand basic terms. Cut, color, perm, iron, shampoo, style, and all that hair stuff. It's kinda handy to have a picture of the style you want and show them. They would more or else get what you want. Salons here in Japan is kind of expensive for my taste. But it's actually good. Their stylists take time to figure out what would look best on you. In fairness to them. Also, this new salon that I went to have a separate cut and color stylist. Before But maybe unlike in the Philippines, their stylists can be a little talkative which I don't really appreciate. Can I...