Hairdresser said die, die must dye
The New Paper
January 24, 2006
On 19 Jan, I went to a hair salon in a Jurong shopping centre and
experienced the poor service of a hairdresser who was intent in
earning more from me that I had intended to spend.
I told her I wanted a trim only and that the length of my hair
should remain about the same.
She kept asking me if I wanted to colour my hair or highlight it. I
politely said no.
Throughout the time with her, she repeatedly said that my hair
would look better if it was dyed.
After the haircut was done, she had cut my fringe shorter than I
had instructed her to do.
Then again she said that with the fringe shorter, my hair would
look better if it was dyed brown!
This woman never took no for an answer and it got me quite annoyed.
I won't go there again.
- Tan Seng Wei
