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Review of Mall Hair Salon
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点评：This is for the Mall Hair Salons within the mall. This doesn't account for the rest of it.
BEFORE YOU GO: This salon is best for getting your hair straightened. If you have wavy or curly hair, I would only recommend getting a treatment for trimming weaker hair. I wouldn't recommend going there for styling and maintaining curly hair styles.
Miami is a heavily Latino area, so expect to know fluent Spanish and English to communicate what you want with the stylists directly. For those who only speak English, they will understand you.
I have POC hair that's very curly (2b-3a), so this experience might not apply for everyone who has fine, straight, or slightly wavy hair.
Hairstyle that I wanted: Shaggy pixie cut
My appointment costed $250. Here's the breakdown:
- Deep wash (shampoo and conditioner)
- Drying
- Trimming weaker hair strands and dead ends
- Applying a keratin treatment
Positive points: The staff treated me well as a guest. Their hospitality was much nicer compared to other salons that forcefully maneuvers your head.
My stylist did a great keratin treatment with deep washes. She was gentle with my head. She did not speak harshly to me.
Safety points: They ensured the protective plastic covered your entire body during the shampooing and conditioning; not a drop of water got on my clothes nor the back of my neck. They also ensured that my hair was not dripping too much when they wrapped the towel into a turban on my head.
Criticism: The stylist didn't seem to understand the type of hairstyle that I wanted. She was communicating with me and my friend in both English and Spanish. Bilingually, we told her of the hairstyle that I wanted. We didn't expect straight hair, but to be able to trim the hair in a way that matches the shape in the photos.
When I arrived at the salon, I had a shoulder-length bob that reached a little beyond my shoulders. Despite the current hair length I had (shrinkage with water included), my stylist told me that my hair might've been too short with the style that I wanted.
When she told me this, I understood that the hairstyle would've been a little longer with the length. Not only would've it been a little longer, it also would've had layers. I told her that if she needed to leave my hair a little longer so it doesn't look too short, that was perfectly okay with me.
She seemed to have understood me, but when she started to straighten my hair, I felt that the back of my head was still in the same length as before but layered. This proved to be true after I waited a few days for the keratin treatment to settle in and I washed out my hair.
I showed her two reference photos (front and side) of the style that I wanted. The stylist kept telling me, "It's okay, I got this, I know what I'm doing." I started to feel uneasy here, but for the price - I didn't want to be rude by repeatedly insisting that the style should be applied. I allowed her to trim and straighten my hair some more, mistakenly believing that it might take a while for the style to appear after drying.
Showed my reference photos to the hair stylist again, because she was about to start the trimming process. She told me, "I know what I'm doing, it's okay you don't have to show it to me." Again, I felt very uneasy because I was aware that the way she was styling it was not the correct one.
When the session was done, the stylist incorrectly told me that once I washed my hair, I would get the style that I wanted (shaggy pixie cut). However, when I waited a few days after they styled my hair - I showered it with a sulfate-free, silicon-free, and paraben-free shampoo. I gave it an hour and some minutes for my hair to air dry. Once my hair was properly dried, it returned to the same style that I wanted to get rid of.
When I allowed it to air dry and put on a healthy leave- conditioner for my hair, it settled into a layered bob style. This is when I found out that my stylist still kept the bob in the back, which was very different from what I asked her for within the salon.
If the business learned how to style outside of only straightening hair, then I think it would be more successful. For $250, I expected quite a different cut and someone who would be willing to listen bilingually. For now, I'll seek another salon that fully understands curls.
BEFORE YOU GO: This salon is best for getting your hair straightened. If you have wavy or curly hair, I would only recommend getting a treatment for trimming weaker hair. I wouldn't recommend going there for styling and maintaining curly hair styles.
Miami is a heavily Latino area, so expect to know fluent Spanish and English to communicate what you want with the stylists directly. For those who only speak English, they will understand you.
I have POC hair that's very curly (2b-3a), so this experience might not apply for everyone who has fine, straight, or slightly wavy hair.
Hairstyle that I wanted: Shaggy pixie cut
My appointment costed $250. Here's the breakdown:
- Deep wash (shampoo and conditioner)
- Drying
- Trimming weaker hair strands and dead ends
- Applying a keratin treatment
Positive points: The staff treated me well as a guest. Their hospitality was much nicer compared to other salons that forcefully maneuvers your head.
My stylist did a great keratin treatment with deep washes. She was gentle with my head. She did not speak harshly to me.
Safety points: They ensured the protective plastic covered your entire body during the shampooing and conditioning; not a drop of water got on my clothes nor the back of my neck. They also ensured that my hair was not dripping too much when they wrapped the towel into a turban on my head.
Criticism: The stylist didn't seem to understand the type of hairstyle that I wanted. She was communicating with me and my friend in both English and Spanish. Bilingually, we told her of the hairstyle that I wanted. We didn't expect straight hair, but to be able to trim the hair in a way that matches the shape in the photos.
When I arrived at the salon, I had a shoulder-length bob that reached a little beyond my shoulders. Despite the current hair length I had (shrinkage with water included), my stylist told me that my hair might've been too short with the style that I wanted.
When she told me this, I understood that the hairstyle would've been a little longer with the length. Not only would've it been a little longer, it also would've had layers. I told her that if she needed to leave my hair a little longer so it doesn't look too short, that was perfectly okay with me.
She seemed to have understood me, but when she started to straighten my hair, I felt that the back of my head was still in the same length as before but layered. This proved to be true after I waited a few days for the keratin treatment to settle in and I washed out my hair.
I showed her two reference photos (front and side) of the style that I wanted. The stylist kept telling me, "It's okay, I got this, I know what I'm doing." I started to feel uneasy here, but for the price - I didn't want to be rude by repeatedly insisting that the style should be applied. I allowed her to trim and straighten my hair some more, mistakenly believing that it might take a while for the style to appear after drying.
Showed my reference photos to the hair stylist again, because she was about to start the trimming process. She told me, "I know what I'm doing, it's okay you don't have to show it to me." Again, I felt very uneasy because I was aware that the way she was styling it was not the correct one.
When the session was done, the stylist incorrectly told me that once I washed my hair, I would get the style that I wanted (shaggy pixie cut). However, when I waited a few days after they styled my hair - I showered it with a sulfate-free, silicon-free, and paraben-free shampoo. I gave it an hour and some minutes for my hair to air dry. Once my hair was properly dried, it returned to the same style that I wanted to get rid of.
When I allowed it to air dry and put on a healthy leave- conditioner for my hair, it settled into a layered bob style. This is when I found out that my stylist still kept the bob in the back, which was very different from what I asked her for within the salon.
If the business learned how to style outside of only straightening hair, then I think it would be more successful. For $250, I expected quite a different cut and someone who would be willing to listen bilingually. For now, I'll seek another salon that fully understands curls.
翻译：这是针对商场内的美发沙龙而言的，并不适用于其他地区的沙龙。
温馨提示：这家沙龙最适合做直发处理。如果你的头发是波浪卷或自然卷，我建议只做修剪虚弱发丝的护理即可。至于打造和保持卷发造型，则不建议前往此处。
迈阿密是一个拉丁裔人口众多的地区，因此你需要能流利使用西班牙语和英语，才能直接向发型师表达自己的需求。对于只说英语的人来说，他们也能明白你的意思。
我的头发属于深色人种的发质，卷度很大（2b-3a），因此这种体验可能并不适合那些头发细软、直发或略带波浪卷的人。
我想要的发型：蓬松的精灵短发
这次服务的费用是250美元。具体项目如下：
- 深层洗发与护发
- 吹干头发
- 修剪脆弱的发丝及分叉发梢
- 涂抹角蛋白护理液
优点：工作人员把我当作贵宾般对待。与其他那些强行扭动顾客头部的发廊相比，这里的服务要友善得多。
我的发型师进行了非常出色的角蛋白护理，还仔细地清洗了我的头发。她对待我的头部极为温柔，也从未对我说过重话。
安全措施方面：洗头和护发过程中，他们用塑料膜将我的全身都包裹起来；因此我的衣服和后颈处连一滴水都没沾到。他们还在我头上用毛巾缠成头巾时，确保我的头发不会滴太多水。
批评意见：这位发型师似乎并不理解我想要的发型样式。她用英语和西班牙语与我及我的朋友交流。我们用双语向她描述了我想要的发型——我们并不指望能做出直发效果，只希望能把头发修剪得与照片中的造型相符。
当我到达沙龙时……我留着齐肩的波波头，发尾稍微超过肩膀一点。尽管我现在的头发长度已经如此（算上遇水缩水的因素），我的发型师还是说，以我想要的那种发型效果来看，头发可能还是太短了。
听到她这么说，我明白如果保持这个长度，发型就会显得稍微长一些。不仅如此，还能做出层次感。我告诉她，如果为了避免头发看起来太短，她可以把我的头发留得稍长一点。这对我来说完全可以接受。
她似乎明白我的意思，但当她开始给我梳直头发时，我发现后脑勺的头发长度仍和以前一样，只是有了层次感。几天后，等我做了角蛋白护理且头发也洗干净了，发现情况确实如此。
我给了她两张参考照片（正面和侧面），展示我想要的发型。那位发型师一直对我说：“没问题的，我能搞定，我知道自己在做什么。”这时我开始心里不安起来。不过考虑到价格——我也不想因为反复坚持要做出那种发型而显得失礼。于是我任由她把我的头发再剪短些、弄直些，还错误地以为发型要等头发吹干后才会显现出来。
因为发型师即将开始剪发，我又把参考照片拿给她看。她对我说：“我知道自己在做什么，没事的，不用给我看了。” 又是这样。我感到非常不安，因为我意识到她做的发型并不正确。
造型结束后，发型师错误地告诉我，只要洗一次头，就能得到我想要的发型（蓬松的短碎发）。然而，几天后我按照指示用一款不含硫酸盐、不含硅且不含对羟基苯甲酸酯的洗发水洗头。之后我让头发自然风干了一个多小时。等头发彻底干透后……它又变回了那种我想要摆脱的发型。
当我让它自然风干，然后给头发使用了一款护发素后，它就变成了层次分明的波波头造型。这时我才发现，我的发型师在后面还是保留了波波头的剪法，这与我在店里提出的要求截然不同。
如果这家店能学会除了拉直之外的其他发型打理技巧，我想它一定会更成功。花250美元啊……我原本期望的是完全不同的剪发方式，以及一位愿意用两种语言与我沟通的理发师。目前，我会另找一家真正懂如何打理卷发的发廊。
温馨提示：这家沙龙最适合做直发处理。如果你的头发是波浪卷或自然卷，我建议只做修剪虚弱发丝的护理即可。至于打造和保持卷发造型，则不建议前往此处。
迈阿密是一个拉丁裔人口众多的地区，因此你需要能流利使用西班牙语和英语，才能直接向发型师表达自己的需求。对于只说英语的人来说，他们也能明白你的意思。
我的头发属于深色人种的发质，卷度很大（2b-3a），因此这种体验可能并不适合那些头发细软、直发或略带波浪卷的人。
我想要的发型：蓬松的精灵短发
这次服务的费用是250美元。具体项目如下：
- 深层洗发与护发
- 吹干头发
- 修剪脆弱的发丝及分叉发梢
- 涂抹角蛋白护理液
优点：工作人员把我当作贵宾般对待。与其他那些强行扭动顾客头部的发廊相比，这里的服务要友善得多。
我的发型师进行了非常出色的角蛋白护理，还仔细地清洗了我的头发。她对待我的头部极为温柔，也从未对我说过重话。
安全措施方面：洗头和护发过程中，他们用塑料膜将我的全身都包裹起来；因此我的衣服和后颈处连一滴水都没沾到。他们还在我头上用毛巾缠成头巾时，确保我的头发不会滴太多水。
批评意见：这位发型师似乎并不理解我想要的发型样式。她用英语和西班牙语与我及我的朋友交流。我们用双语向她描述了我想要的发型——我们并不指望能做出直发效果，只希望能把头发修剪得与照片中的造型相符。
当我到达沙龙时……我留着齐肩的波波头，发尾稍微超过肩膀一点。尽管我现在的头发长度已经如此（算上遇水缩水的因素），我的发型师还是说，以我想要的那种发型效果来看，头发可能还是太短了。
听到她这么说，我明白如果保持这个长度，发型就会显得稍微长一些。不仅如此，还能做出层次感。我告诉她，如果为了避免头发看起来太短，她可以把我的头发留得稍长一点。这对我来说完全可以接受。
她似乎明白我的意思，但当她开始给我梳直头发时，我发现后脑勺的头发长度仍和以前一样，只是有了层次感。几天后，等我做了角蛋白护理且头发也洗干净了，发现情况确实如此。
我给了她两张参考照片（正面和侧面），展示我想要的发型。那位发型师一直对我说：“没问题的，我能搞定，我知道自己在做什么。”这时我开始心里不安起来。不过考虑到价格——我也不想因为反复坚持要做出那种发型而显得失礼。于是我任由她把我的头发再剪短些、弄直些，还错误地以为发型要等头发吹干后才会显现出来。
因为发型师即将开始剪发，我又把参考照片拿给她看。她对我说：“我知道自己在做什么，没事的，不用给我看了。” 又是这样。我感到非常不安，因为我意识到她做的发型并不正确。
造型结束后，发型师错误地告诉我，只要洗一次头，就能得到我想要的发型（蓬松的短碎发）。然而，几天后我按照指示用一款不含硫酸盐、不含硅且不含对羟基苯甲酸酯的洗发水洗头。之后我让头发自然风干了一个多小时。等头发彻底干透后……它又变回了那种我想要摆脱的发型。
当我让它自然风干，然后给头发使用了一款护发素后，它就变成了层次分明的波波头造型。这时我才发现，我的发型师在后面还是保留了波波头的剪法，这与我在店里提出的要求截然不同。
如果这家店能学会除了拉直之外的其他发型打理技巧，我想它一定会更成功。花250美元啊……我原本期望的是完全不同的剪发方式，以及一位愿意用两种语言与我沟通的理发师。目前，我会另找一家真正懂如何打理卷发的发廊。
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