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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is no way I would sign a contract or agree to pay full price for a missed appointment at a hair salon.  That’s insane.  I would find a new stylist, OP.[/quote]
So you feel you can not show up/cancel at the last minute, and the stylist loses income because they held that time for you? Seriously?  If you hadn’t booked that time, someone else could have booked.

And to the person who said stylists aren’t the “ brightest”: WTH. Outrageous and ignorant stereotype.

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Ah, you're talking about me. Sorry, I stand by what I said, particularly for the ones distributing aggressively-worded contracts - that's the fastest way to lose clients.
I am convinced there are highly intelligent, gifted hair artists in the world. However since the profession has a low barrier to entry and is not known to pay much, [b]you'll agree with me that most hairdressers you'll meet won't be those artists.[/b]

You catch more flies with honey, PP. Diplomacy is better than war. I think that's the gist of it.[/quote]

Aww, that’s cute, but that’s not what you said. Sick backpedal though.[/quote]

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