The WORST hairstylist on Tik Tok DRAGGED over $2000 extensions…
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
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The notion that you cannot complain about bad hair work from a hairstylist as a client of theirs is insane.
EXACTLY! When I heard that I audibly laughed.
i dont think thats what they meant, i think they meant stylists shouldnt capitalise on shitting on others in their community just to raise thenselves up, and that also means when a client complains to them about someone you dont in response they dogging on them too just to make themselves look good. which is a good point.
I needed to get a colour correction after a hairstylist completely botched my foils. It was obvious to anyone with eyes let alone professionals that it was a crap job. She basically gave me hot roots. According to Sarah, if a new hairstylist validated my complaint of the previous hairstylists job and warned future clients to prevent them from having their hair ruined, they’d be breaking some golden rule in the industry.
Well stuff your rules. If you care about people’s hair you’d understand that reputations are earned and importantly, if *you* wouldn’t want to learn the hard way on your own precious locks then don’t expect consumers to.
I get that industries have etiquette, but what about duty of care? If I am legally mandated to report professionals to a regulating body for hurting clients in my industry, then the least you can do is acknowledge that not all hairstylists are created equal.
People keep self-snitching smh.🤦🏼♂ If the post doesn't state a name, don't expose yourself.👏🏼👏🏼
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Yes u do @@ville__
Except when every other comment is tagging someone specifically, it’s as if their name was said
Someone should have told Nicki Minaj😭
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2k to only get your hair done again 3 days later is nuts 😭 these girlies beauty maintenance bills must be crazy
As a former hairstylist..
I can’t even fathom what these women spend, nowadays.
Hell, if anything..
It’s more financially feasible to attend a local beautify school and become licensed - because of the insane wholesale costs of products, compared to retail.
I mean, I use some of THE BEST professional grade shampoo and conditioner, One could purchase (Purology Nanoworks).
I stopped using that specific kind, and noticed a HUGE undesirable difference, in my hair.
I thought how so ridiculous it is that I didn’t continue using it - when I have access to it, for such a considerable less cost.
I mean, a liter of it runs about $250, retail.
I’d pay around $100.
And it’s super concentrated - so, it last for a very long time (so much so, a liter would expire before I even used it all, over the year shelf-life it has).
I buy the smaller bottles for about $27 each.
Which, still, is cheaper than a lot of even lesser quality beauty products, at retail cost.
Salon retail mark-ups, usually, are at least 100% - or more.
It costs $50 every few years, to maintain a license.
I don’t even do hair, anymore - and maintain my license for the product prices, alone.
Also, I don’t enjoy the majority of their personalities.
Probably why I started to specialize in men’s haircuts and went to barber school, after becoming a cosmetologist.
American Crew is one of the few professional masculine product brands - and I absolutely love their cutting techniques and overall brand style.
Such class and refinement.
It is a bit pricey, though - it’s not like men need the 1,0001 beauty products, like these beauty girlies think they need.
I can’t even fathom having as much PR as they do - even though it’s free.
My autistic-ass would get way overwhelmed at the potential selections - especially, when I have my routine products I swear by.
2000 Australia dollar is 1300USD
Not saying 1300 is cheap lol
I used to dye my hair and it’d be like $150(ish) and I thought that was expensive 😬😵💫
I really don’t see anything wrong with posting a transformation from a bad hair job because it attracts clients who also have been botched. She probably shouldn’t have said the city and just left it at “another stylist and the price”
I understand why she responded because everyone kept tagging her. She wasn’t being nasty nor rude.
I agree!
I understand her wanting to defend herself/salon but I didn't like the mean girl energy when she said that the salons in Sydney were a small circle, like if you don't "behave" we'll ice you out.
@Cheryl-pi7bq it's not being mean girls, it's being real, if you talking sh*t others will know, it's not "behaving" it's building ur self with out having to drag other down to up urself. When talking about "small circles" it's true in every field that they will talk to each other n if your cazing issues who would want to be around u
@nalee4189 Well the other hairstylist didn't mention names but I think it's important for customers to be shown that expensive doesn't mean higher quality. I have respect for any business to inform the public about doing due diligence and not assuming paying more means your getting more.
@Cheryl-pi7bq i think ya missing the point then. Names do not need to be dropped for other to start assuming and that person accused defends themselves, it's not being a "mean girl'' yall have literally destroyed the meaning of mean girls
I honestly think this is more about being shady then it is about customer integrity.
with muggate and now hairgate, it's nice to see some fellow Aussies up in the messy drama 😭
🇦🇺🇦🇺 As an Aussie myself, representation is still representation LMAO 😂
Also hoodiegate, expect they weren't aussie but the girl still switched on herself.
literally, sometimes i get jumpscared hearing aussie accents suddenly, like damn why am i scared of myself @@danstoncouerRomeo
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The Savic Salon girl knew what she was doing whether or not she intended to shade Sarah jade specifically. She could have said another salon and left it at that, but instead she included potentially identifying information and a bunch of unnecessary insults. That was obviously intended to drive engagement for the video and it backfired on her . . .
Yeah, I don't see how she put Sarah on blast, even by implication. $2K is a lot, but Sydney's a big place. There have to be several top-tier salons around town in that price point.
I guess it’s because the hints she gave out is quite “specific” in a sense that everyone started tagging Sarah. She had to come out and explain things because people kept thinking it was her
Honestly if I was the customer with those extensions I would’ve wrote a lengthy review
As a person who had bad experience with hairstyles to many times i prefer when people speak about what hair salon is shitty and which isnt. We should be more open about it and talk more about it. I dont cacre if thier business fail after, they could do a better job
All. Of. This.
Sarah is actually super talented
Definitely agree that the original hairdresser shaded sarah jade. Because if you wanted to post a work that you’re proud of, wouldn’t you just post it without saying anything bad about another hairdresser? Also, I would like yo point out that the shade was so specific that a lot of people in the comments knew who she was talking about.
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I think it's hilarious that calling someone out on a bad job- especially one that costs so much- is now considered "throwing shade". And if the woman who had done the first job hadn't been so eager to jump into the dramasphere herself, people would have seen the first post and had their opinions and everyone went about their business.
@@mommy2libras literally bruh no wonder 90% of hair dressers are shit and finding a good one is a unicorn if they all respond to criticism like this
i think people are posting way too goddamn much on the internet. lmao
As someone with experience in the cosmetology (hair) industry, you very much SHOULD call out bad stylists. One bad stylist makes all stylists look bad in the eyes of a lot of the general public. People distrust stylists and believe that they are lying to them, just trying to sell products or overcharge them all the time. If someone goes to a stylist that charges above average prices, they usually (and rightly should) assume that the stylist will provide them with a high end experience and an ideal outcome. When that doesn't happen, the client is more likely to distrust ALL stylists. Now, is calling out bad stylists trash talking them and spreading drama every chance you get? No, that's a sign of a bad stylist. But, professionally detailing how a customer was dissatisfied and showing how you were able to correct or save the previous work is not trash talking. It's showing that 1) expensive doesn't always equal experienced stylist 2) you can still trust other stylists even if you've had a very bad experience 3) and it shows the stylist who did the corrections is capable of dealing with complicated situations.
I'd argue you can be diplomatic about it and say "look, I'm unable to comment on the quality of the previous work as I was not there when it was done, nor have I seen what the hair was like originally. However, these are the issues that I'm seeing right now that I can help you with."
Nobody is perfect so there's going to be a day where your work doesn't hold up for whatever reason and you would expect that same respect from others.
I'd personally lose respect for any stylist that tries to say their work is the best by putting down that of others.
Yes it’s not about “dragging you down” it’s letting other customers know that they shouldn’t spend their money on such horrible work
As someone from asian country it is well known that in Europe, US etc. beauty services are kind of awful. This type of hair extensions on itself is very outdated and bad, no matter how you maintain it. We use tiny capsules that you almost can’t even spot when you’re looking at it. And also how much you guys charge is unbelievable. So keep in mind that service itself is not the high quality standard despite how common it is
What extensions are you talking about? Is it itip with the beads or something else.
That is interesting, I wonder why hair extensions is better in Asia but acrylic nails are worse?
i also prefer keratin tips for my grey streaks (my natural hair is black so it couldn’t have been bleached to the true grey i want) rather than tapes. still love sarah’s work and attitude.
See, as someone not in this drama, I think Sarah’s video is less “i’m being shaded” and more a general comment ‘don’t make your business grow by tearing down others” because that is the same way the theatre world is. And she would’ve known if she was being tagged and tagged and tagged. And even if it wasn’t her work, it’s still shitty to be like “I’m a new salon look at how good my work is in comparison to this specific possible big known hairstylist.” but she was being shady
But as someone in theatre too I think that’s the problem with our field as well (as well as most work cultures). Smaller actors/ new comers aren’t allowed to call out maltreatment or favoritism in fear that it will worsen or even end their careers. That isn’t even fair, just having to sit by and kiss the asses of people more well known then you for the *chance* that you *may* become as well known as them is so damaging. Because just like in makeup and hair, there a plethora of these professionals out here not everyone is gonna become *THEE* best. I think the person in the original video should have just taken out what city but left the price in. She’s allowed to say look “I fixed this mess this other person did”. It probably brought more clients in for her, but it also holds the other stylist accountable. I’m sure that wasn’t the only client of hers that wasn’t happy.
@@KaeRXO oh i agree; the original video would have been fine if she'd simply said "this client was unhappy and i fixed it." because then it becomes a focus on how the transformation actually was instead of cultivating a sense of trying to find out who the bad work was and building discussion around the possible drama over the work. Which then you don't build yourself up - you make a scene, you drag other people down and people remember you just for the drama. which is why a lot of the folks i went to school and such with aren't working but i and some others are. i recently left a theatre and when asked why, plainly stated that our goals in the field didn't align anymore - especially after getting blamed for shitty work that wasn't my fault. i think in general, there's a way to build yourself up while fixing someone else's work or calling out mistreatment without drawing drama to the forefront of the discussion. i think youre right in that had she left out the city, had she rephrased the video, then sarah's video would've seemed out of place. tbh i just think people don't understand how to navigate conflict and complaints without it sounding like an attack.
@@RUlNA oh yeah I see where you’re coming from though. I think it’s super crappy though that theatre culture has decided to label people as “difficult” to work with and it’s usually people who know their worth and aren’t willing to do shady and most times sexual stuff to advance their careers. If you call it out now you’re *difficult* and suddenly it’s harder to book roles. But as someone who switched from being on stage to backstage it’s insane seeing what people deal with to *maybe* be a lead in a production. But I do think theatre culture is slightly different from cosmetology culture just because of the effects it has on other people. I think something that people keep forgetting is how much money these clients are truly paying to get their hair done and how much hours they probably had to work to afford that service. If I spend $2000 to get my hair done I expected to be done well and to the point where I don’t have to get it done for an additional 3+ months. Whether I book my theaters rendition of Hadestown has nothing to do with anybody else. It’s a sorta the same but not really situation cause the long lasting impact isn’t the same caliber. Also both these women are charging $1000+ for their services so *technically* they’ll both be okay in the long run lmao. People are still gonna go to the Sarah woman and people are still gonna go to the Slavic salon. The real issue is the crappy and damaging quality work that Sarah woman is doing, she clearly needs to stop focusing on making views. She’s destroying peoples hair and that’s grounds to have her license revoked. But I doubt this will effect either woman’s business long term. But I totally see where you’re coming from though, I just wish we didn’t have to abide by these social rules because it allows emotional vampires and truly shitty money hungry people to avoid accountability.
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In my opinion I think bad work should be shown so people can recognize what it looks like and signs of it. However, she was a little too specific in her description as there are only so many popular salons in a city.
Tbh I would never get extensions myself as I already have super thick hair that's hard to maintain even when it's short
I've had extensions a lot, and there is no way that those were from only 3 days! And it is CLEARLY from poor maintenance, and not following instructions on how to care from them.
Also, that stylist didn't need to name anyone. She made it very clear who she was talking about . Like she said, she's a new stylist, and wants people to know her work, BUT she dragged another stylist to get herself known. She knew exactly what she was doing with the original post!
absolutely. my hair care is top notch and my ktips still get matted sometimes, it comes with the territory. left them for two months in once and got a bald patch. it’s on me and waiting too long for a touch up. and sarah is a right. the hairdresser that called her out just wanted clout
Tape extensions for 2k?
Ew. 😂
Idk I think Sarah is exaggerating lmao. She’s just mad that she was identified despite there being a very vague description of another hairdresser. A bunch of people charge around 2k for extensions why would she feel the need to call them out if it wasn’t in self defense lmao. Idk, everyone saying the original girl was describing “too much” is insane because what if she’s trying to protect future clients? Some ppl just take everything so seriously
the original hairdresser shouldn't have gave so much information imo, like yeah she didnt name directly but it's pretty obvious clues especially since they would have the same audience
I think so too!! Way too much info
Not really most salons charge around that amount . I think one or two people mentioned Sarah in the comments and people jumped on the bandwagon. Sarah is known to be not that great of a stylist. She’s just big on TikTok
The original girl never mentioned who did the bad job previously so I see no fault. Also who cares about gaining respect from other hair dressers. Gain respect of your clients first and foremost. Also that price is pretty standard so it could’ve literally been anybody
This one feels like a witch hunt. Netizens can't leave drama alone for a sec.
I completly agree with sara jades speech . If you’re only able to get views by trashing another person or company clearly your idea or product isn’t good engough to stand on its own .
To be fair the stylist just said the work was horrible which is true it’s clearly horrible she didn’t lie the work wasn’t even decent especially if she charged 2k for that
Nah..as a consumer I want to know if a shit stylist is charging TWO. GRAND. for that garbage. Blast away.
Is it bad I'm living for these tik tok dramas 🤣🤣 keep em coming 🙊🙈🫣
Also this situation is different from mug gate imo, with mug gate the girl was just casually talking about things she bought with no ill intent, whereas this girlie was trying to be lowkey messy and got caught and didn’t think anyone would clock her lol if your giving out specific descriptors and attributes, ppl are going to speculate about who you’re talking about, and that’s eventually going to get back to the person in question
I definitely agree!
Either the client was lying about how long it’s been since her extensions have been done as it looks like it’s more regrowth, or the extensionist is wanting clout to grow her business. As a stylist of 14 years I would never tear another stylist down, that’s a fact!
Woah ok 2 uploads within like an hour 😍 we're having a good Sunday
Obsessed with mug gate and and hair extension gate both being in Australia 😭 gotta love the representation??
Yeah, you guys are just GIVING and we all are living for it lol
@@carlycrays2831 I’m here for it as well it’s so messy 😭😭😭
Two uploads in one night omg💖
*why did i think this was gone be about Hair By Jay 💀 lol*
Is the “self-snitching” an Aussie thing? Genuine question
Damn two Aussie drama stories in a week or two. Something in the water!
I understand why sara jade spoke out.. it seemed heavily hinted towards her. Plus she was tagged so many times in the comments.
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She knew what she was doing. It’s like when people would post on Facebook some cryptic status then get mad at friends for asking what’s wrong.
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For a while now, I've noticed many businesses that focus a major chunk of their posts on negative experience with customers or with commenters. The typical ones are story telling about unbelievably bad customers or excessively focusing on a few negative comments. 99% of the time, these accounts post this type of content repeatedly and make it their entire personality. They fish for sympathy and engagements. I think the self-snitching is just the latest tactic. People are drawn to drama and they can get business from people who feel sorry enough for them to purchase their stuff/service as a result.
I think people need to grow up. People are allowed to not like you or your work and you cannot control what other people say. So just focus on what you do have control over and move on. Because if you are proud of the work you do, you should be able to stand behind it without trying to convince people you are good at what you do.
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I need to get into hair styling because 2k for tape ins and a blowout on already straight hair!!!! Holy shit.
This is for engagement 😌
Also who’s the worst hairstylist? The original poster or Sara Jade? I’m so confused 😆
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It’s perfectly fine for the client to not like her hair. I do think it’s petty for the second hairdresser to post “OMG! Look how crappy this hairdresser did my client.” That hairdresser was looking to start something
I have tape extensions and mine are spaced quite similar, never had mats. I've had extensions for 2 years. You gotta treat them with care.
So, she didn't name her? Lol.
Bad gas travels fast.
It is so weird to see people I know in drama videos!!! Sarah did my hair back in 2020 and I LOVED it. She was the beginning of me having hair extensions and I loved getting my hair done there. Not cute to be hateful about others in your industry.
If she didn’t want “drama” or “high school back and forth” then she shouldn’t have packaged her humble brag as she did. There was zero need to say where the client got their extensions or how much they originally paid. Including that info was gratuitous and most likely intentional, to throw shade while maintaining what she thinks is plausible deniability (“but I didn’t say a name”) So while it’s true she didn’t say a name it’s equally true she added info that was unnecessary if her sole intent was to showcase her hard work and skill
Ah the internet where people draw conclusions, then proceed to harass and threaten people… good ol humanity
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Her rant about succeeding in the industry by being friendly with other hairstylists sounded like a veiled threat to me.
It’s common sense that the client’s results and word-of-mouth will bring much more success and clients actually appreciate when you don’t gaslight them!
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She knew what she was doing. She knew the followers would call it out
There are multiple hair stylists in Australia, just saying that is NOT identifying. The hair stylist isnt in the wrong for mentioning that. As someone who has worked with hair for over 10 years we always ask clients past stylists, we always mention if something is wrong and show proof of it being wrong. Posting it and not saying the name is perfectly okay. The Sarah Jade womans speech was uncalled for and shows she truly doesnt know the industry at all, she popped in and wanted to start shit for no reason. Sarah Jade was rude, and it was stupid of her to even say anything if she wasnt guilty.
No literally a hit dog will holler
To be honest, totally agree with Sarah Emilia.
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This is unrelated to the drama. I had nano ring extensions for 2 years and they wrecked my hair. The lady who installed them was great don’t get me wrong, and kept up with maintenance and all the advice they give (no sulphates shampoo conditioner etc). I hate the fact that if you think about it for more than 30 seconds of course hair extensions are damaging no matter what they say. And I feel like when I believed they wouldn’t it was kylie jenners lips all over again, like I was 17 and believed they just got that big along with everyone else, but it was obvious when I got older that it was lip filler. But I don’t understand the need to lie. Yes nano rings are the ‘least’ damaging, but I got them not so much for length but to make my hair thicker and ended up with half of my natural hair by the end. If you don’t have them don’t get them, you also have to style your hair with heat nearly everyday if you want them to be undetectable, that’s not even mentioning you can’t give your self proper scalp massages, can’t really oil your hair because they come out easier, can’t put your hair up without seeing the beads (anyone who says they can I promise you we can see them, no shade), overall I wish I’d have just focused on hair growth back then like I am now and I would have been happier. All of this said I do not include medical conditions or alopecia, I just mean if you have revalue fine/thin hair as I did. Sorry - just like the only thing I feel stridently about and find it interesting how many hair extension professionals refuse to acknowledge that they do, indeed, cause damage.
*Also* don’t get me wrong I was overcome with happiness at the new look I had and LOVED the extensions to begin with, it was only about 6 months in. The other issue is definitely the issues around the cycle, you feel your natural hair is too thin without them etc
Total different question, how can a hairstylist work with such long nails? No hate, I’m really curious, is there someone who works with such long nails as a hairstylist?
I've had stylists with long nails before. I have NO idea how.
I’m sorry but if your hair gets all matted from “improper maintenance” after only five or so days from seeing your original stylist, it’s so not your fault, that’s ridiculous. Hair does not get that matted in five days unless you literally haven’t touched it a single time since getting home, that’s absolute bullshit. Also, I’ve known may stylists and none of them are friends, they’re competition and you should call out their horrible work if they screw up your hair.
This is different to Muggate because these people are competing businesses. They both have the incentive to show the other stylist is The Bad Guy. You can't really prove the small business was trying to start drama, but Sara Jane's first response was to threaten to blackball them, in public, like a goddamn mob boss 😐 Let's not automatically trust when a famous, ruch, senior stylist tries to *crush* a smaller business over a (possibly unintended) vaguepost.
Muggate was just as identifying - hundreds of people recognised the design - but those TikTokers didn't see each other as business rivals. It was just a couple of 20-somethings being a bit awkward.
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I’m confused at the beginning that people are mad at 2 k. That much hair plus install should easily cost 2k if not 4-5k US
Maybe the original hairdresser was a little too specific I guess, but the well known one who responded didn't actually have to because at the end of the day no names were called. It's almost like she felt guilty and felt she had to get her story out there when no one important was calling her out. She has a client base that will always go to her so she had no reason to respond. And then low key threatening the original hairdresser to blackball her in the industry is so low and stupid for someone of her statue, made herself look guilty as heck. Glad the original hairdresser shut it down, made her look like the rational one while the responder came off as cray cray.
The original girl who posted needed to say in her first video that she was not going to be speaking on who did the bad job first, & she want engaging with any comments that were trying to guess who the stylist was, since she wasn't intending for the point to be about dragging anyone's work but rather to show her own work and how it came out in the end result. Or at least made a second video talking about quit trying to guess, what the purpose of the video was as well as addressing the issues with stylist etiquette & ethics.
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Nah, I’m sure because hairstyling is also a service business ((I’m a body piercer, I work in a tattoo shop)) that the “don’t bad talk people” is bullshit.
Of course you don’t want to talk shit on people who actually provide a good service and it IS professional to not join in when a client tells you a horror story with personal opinions, if you keep hearing the same thing about someone ripping people off and providing a bad service,
You don’t act like it’s all sunshine and flowers when someone tells you AGAIN that that same person/place has royally screwed them. It’s basically negligent.
You don’t go out of your WAY to talk shit, you stay in your lane but you WILL make sure people in your industry know there’s a bad apple if there’s enough evidence.
There’s a specific piercer that I constantly hear horror stories of his rude behaviour towards clients. His work IS GOOD and his jewelry is also good but his customers service is horrendous. Calling people names if they use slang terms for piercings and repeatedly saying things that put down the customer and make them feel stupid and uncomfortable.
If someone comes to me and says they also had that experience, I’m not going to ignore that. I’m going to sympathise, reassure them that’s NOT professional and they should NOT be expected to have the same knowledge as someone who this is literally their job and that it wasn’t just them.
Now, I give credit where it’s due. I will always make sure it’s known that his piercing work is great and his jewelry is top notch but his lack of customer service does seem to be consistent. So this person doesn’t feel like it was just them and that THEY are wrong for simply not being an expert in something they shouldn’t be expected to be when coming for a service.
It feels morally wrong to me to not try and let people know it’s not their fault that someone’s just has antisocial tendencies or is creepy.
I won’t BRING IT UP or ever truly say my own opinion, yes, but sitting and acting like it’s all sunshine and rainbows across artists in a service field and that you should NEVER react when you keep hearing the same names of bad eggs??
Bullshit.
The Nice Service Artist Always is fake af. Anyone who says that is talking mad shit behind closed doors, is totally bad mouthing people the just don’t like and is part of the problem with drama in these industries.
It’s not that hard to mind ya business, support other people you genuinely think are doing a good job, be cordial with everyone, ignore drama but also be empathetic and kind to your customers who may have had a nightmare with others.
Not everyone in these service fields is providing a good service. Not everyone cares about their work. Not everyone is just generally Polite. Some people have nefarious intentions.
Sitting there and saying “never show bad work from someone else. Pretend it’s fine and go directly to them.” Feels nefarious to your customers who may not trust that person anymore and you don’t get to make that choice for them. Thats mad weird. And no one is always positive. That’s just a lie to make you look better than others while claiming you not playing that game 🙄🙄🤨
I mean... Who tf spents 1k doing their hair.
I haven't put a foot on a hair salon in at least 10 years but i wouldn't pay more than 50€ for cutting and dyeing
Inflation effects the bottom of the market more than the top though
@@theMoporter ??? I still think it's absurd to spend a month's salary (at least) on doing your hair.
And i think it's affects, not effects. But I'm not native English speaker.
as you said it's been over a decade since you've checked prices, in sydney there are VERY few hairdressers who would charge less than $100 for a cut AND dye, let alone extensions - not unless you were literally getting your hair buzzed off in 10 mins and they were putting in dye from the box haha
1k is defs excessive though but sydney is one of the most expensive cities in the world (cost of living wise) for a reason 💀
@@user-er6gk1wi8y again, for the second time. I find it excessive. And I wasn't looking for enlightenment on why it's that expensive. I was just sharing an opinion, i don't care how "logic" is to charge thousands of dollars on your hair.
@@suan333honey, you literally did ask a question
its giving the streisand effect
We get sew ins 😅
Get sew in y’all it’s way more natural,practical and cheaper!!!!
Both those long hair ladies looked better before IMO. Like, obviously what matters most (and really the only thing that matters) is how the girls themselves feel. My personal feeling is that the first girl, the one whose hair was dyed super blonde, looked better with the original hair simply because her hair initially was something that would make you look twice, she looked spectacular and really unique, wheras the cut and especially the dye job made her look kind of samey and cookie cutter. The second girl with the really long hair, the cut looks great on her, but if feels like her original colour complimented her skintone better. Both of them are gorgeous and had beautiful hair both before and after, but to my eyes, both their original looks suited them better.
I'm sorry, i used to be all for ethical/diplomatic resolutions when it came to hairstylists (and lash techs) but after seeing the new wave of stylists after 2020, CALL IT OUT. POST PHOTOS AND PRICES. let the consumer decide what they want to do.
A hit dog will holler, staying quiet woulda been better than getting online and trying to talk down to a stylist who never said your name. Her guilt speaks volumes
Yup. And she never said that wasn't her work or even defended the quality 😂😂😂
All i gotta say is if you ONLY wanted to showcase your work, and you didnt want to start any drama, you would have said “this client came in because they were unhappy with the way another salon did their hair”
No price would have been said, not expertise would have been mentioned and no location would have been mentioned. It is really not that hard to cover someone’s identity. Also the response of “you guys are assuming and maybe it is her but it might not be” okay girl it is. Either say its not her or keep your mouth shut. Its not that difficult.
I never heard of Sarah Jade but I do believe the post was referencing Sarah, otherwise why get this defensive? Not only are you defensive you’re essentially telling her to watch her back and keep her mouth shut because apparently the industry is tight knit like the mafia.
imo , sarah jade was right to respond because if she didnt people wouldve just ran with it being her even if the original poster didnt name drop. do yall forget thats how the internet works? the original poster KNEW what she was doing and shes playing innocent. she knew that by keeping it vague it would drive engagement and drama which would get her more clients, and idk why yall in the comments are defending it but then also getting mad when sarah rightfully explains that this behaviour wont get you many friends in the industry😭😭😭😭😭 if ur gonna snake , dont expect to be welcomed and supported in your own community , thats not how the world works - if youre gonna start drama by throwing your own community members under the bus for no reason , you arent going to get the internal support a lot of communities like this NEED to keep the lights on. like this is highschool behaviour, spreading rumours around because you want to seem like a good person, its weird
No, point Sarah Jade made was true. The original post of the "shading" was made so people would start speculating, expecting people not to speculate when you drop heavy hints and people don't want to go to a bad salon themselves, is just too naive to believe it wasn't intentionally. The "bad extension" post could have been written more vague, why drop the location of the hairsalon? Ofc people will see this post and the people in the industry and region will talk bc no one wants to be the target. OP was spreading a rumor if true or not, what she did is business damaging, especially how they worded it.
Edit: Mug gate was kind of different since it came from the personal experience of a customer and it was not "shady", the girl was just "disappointed by the mug for the price."
If you are paying any amount for hair extensions you have lost any right to complain about how expensive it is to survive these days.
The second hair dresser really sounded like she was shading sarah with that caption, maybe she should have left out the "popular in Sydney" part and just left it at "my client spent 2k on this mess"
Less shady, still eye catching
I have no idea who these people are, but Im on Sara Jade’s side. Don’t tear someone down.
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I feel like if u were just proud of ur work u would post the before and after and not mention all those details that hinted to someone. I just think ppl need to relax on shading ppl bc it never ends well
Your so beautiful
I love your videos but please slow down. Im sorry it may just be me but i cant keep up with you
Random, but what the frick are you saying when you say “subscribe to the blahdgah gateh hegsg” whats a bullock. Where’s Sandra!?
Dropping hints and saying everything but the name is definitely shading someone. Its so low to act all innocent afterwards
sarah was 10000% right. putting her down isn’t gonna make your work better or make you likable
She did name drop. She said in "Sydney" had she not disclosed a city, there would be NO tea no shade, but she chose to say where and gave people something to speculate on.
Sound logic, vecause there’s only one hairdresser in Sydney.
First!! Just in time for my work break 🫶 thanks for always giving us entertaining videos!
I think the excuse of “people have bad days at work” isn’t acceptable if you are charging that kind of money. Like I stopped getting my nails done because that price was too high for how often I got the dude who didn’t know what he was doing and kept ripping my cuticles out