Drybar is finally coming!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess I don't see the point except for a special occasion, because I work out five days a week and no blowout I've ever had survives a workout and the shower.

Same here. People using these services must not exercise.

Like others here, I can do a salon blow out on myself, but getting to this point took a few years. I ask A LOT of questions when I get my hair cut and styled. Not to mention the Keratin takes most of the work out of it anyways.

I exercise. I've had plenty of blowouts survive a workout and shower. You just need dry shampoo and a blowdryer/flat iron for a touch up around the framing pieces.

[Anonymous]

the fact that this place even exists makes me laugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess I don't see the point except for a special occasion, because I work out five days a week and no blowout I've ever had survives a workout and the shower.

Same here. People using these services must not exercise.

Like others here, I can do a salon blow out on myself, but getting to this point took a few years. I ask A LOT of questions when I get my hair cut and styled. Not to mention the Keratin takes most of the work out of it anyways.

I exercise. I've had plenty of blowouts survive a workout and shower. You just need dry shampoo and a blowdryer/flat iron for a touch up around the framing pieces.

Me, too. everyone's hair is different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just made an appointment at the Bethesda location for a special occasion in November. How was your experience at that location?

Meh. Having gone to Drybar in LA and NYC, I was disappointed. Maybe Bethesda will improve, but at this point the quality was not consistent. Honestly, I went to a wedding in NH last Satuday and had my hair done in a salon there and it was much better -- cuter, more stylish -- than Drybar Bethesda.

[Anonymous]

I had a gala to attend last nigh and went to the Bethesda location. I loved it ! In a 1/2 hour I had a shampoo and great blow out. Charge was $40 and I tipped $10. For special Ocassions, I would definitley go back.

[Anonymous]

Has anyone got the beach look (Mei Tei, I think)?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the fact that this place even exists makes me laugh.

Same here, because it reminds me of going with my grandmother to have her hair "done": someone washed, dried, and sprayed it for her, and there it would sit on her head for a week before anyone touched it again.

[Anonymous]

Call me grandma then (what the hell, I've already turned into my mother anyway). I'm there every Monday and Thursday at 8am sharp!

[Anonymous]

Bump.

Any experiences with the Bethesda location? How long does the blow out last?

[Anonymous]

I usually end up going 3 times a month - I find the blowouts last 6 days for me (I have to put my hair half up on the 6th day or it looks a bit flat). Out of the 15 or so times I've gone, I've only had one "bad" blowout - it was fine, but the curl didn't hold and it had no volume on top, which is what I usually love about the blowout.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Call me grandma then (what the hell, I've already turned into my mother anyway). I'm there every Monday and Thursday at 8am sharp!

Wow. I thought people only did this occasionally but I guess that makes sense. Too bad I'm not closer to Bethesda to go myself!