Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

I stopped going to one hairdresser and went to another one for about 2 years. The new one is on vacation and I need my hair cut so I was thinking of going bakc to the old one. Do u think she will get offended because i "dumped" her for another hair dresser? And what would you do if an old client of yours came back after 2 years? Would you be pissed off at her?

Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

I might be slightly offended at first, but think I'd be happy to see an old client after 2 years. It would give me a chance to try winning her back. I definitely wouldn't sabotage her hair cut!

Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

She'll probably be a little steamed, but I think it'll all be good. Hair is money sweetie.

Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

No way we cant get mad in this world. I would be happy to dee my clients. Tell your stylist you have been going to somone else. Be honest with her. She wont be mad. Good Luck

Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

i think she would be pissed...i would be...you better watch her if u go to her...she might give u the worst cut in the world

Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

If your old hair dresser is professional, she would understand. If she isn't professional, well you are better off where you are now anyway.

Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

As a hairdresser, I would be delighted to see a former client, even if it was only for one visit. I wouldn't be mad-maybe curious as to why you left. I'm always looking to improve so I would ask if there was a particular reason why you left.

Hairdressers: What do you think about this?

I wouldn't be mad that you came back, I would actually look at it as an opportunity to try and win you back. Of course never saying anything to you about it, just making sure to be extra nice, and act like you were a long lost friend who I've missed so much...If you have no intention of going back to this girl after this haircut then it's kind of a tease. I would appreciate the business reguardless, but I think they might wonder what they did again that you never came back. why don't you ask the receptionist at your current salon who they think would be best to do what you need while your stylist is on vacation. co-workers like that will understand that your only visiting them while so-and-so is out of town. they won't be hurt when you don't go back to them. um...you may want to think about why you left the first hairstylist to begin with? there was obviously a prob. : )