hairdressers in perth
Aug 5th 2004, 4:54 am
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hairdressers in perth
forgive me for my vanity, but does anyone know any good, trendy, hairdressers in perth?
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
Aug 5th 2004, 5:24 am
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by sunny side up
forgive me for my vanity, but does anyone know any good, trendy, hairdressers in perth?
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
forgive me for my vanity, but does anyone know any good, trendy, hairdressers in perth?
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
They have been really good so far. I've tried quite a few other places in Perth, but I think it more comes down to the individual hairdresser, rather than the salon.
I'd gone to Toni & Guy (in the city, not subi) several times, but the standard there was appalling. I'd have a shoe-shine done and it would be totally uneven with color down one side of my head and not down the other!
I've got short hair and vary the colour quite a bit from bleaching to reds, oranges, purple rinses!
Hope you find someone you like.
Aug 5th 2004, 5:26 am
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by sunny side up
forgive me for my vanity, but does anyone know any good, trendy, hairdressers in perth?
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
forgive me for my vanity, but does anyone know any good, trendy, hairdressers in perth?
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
This might tickle you or scare you :scared:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...t=hairdressers
There are loads of other threads, do a search on hairdressers.
Walla
Aug 5th 2004, 5:52 am
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by owieb
I get mine cut and coloured at Maurice Meades in Whitford City.
They have been really good so far. I've tried quite a few other places in Perth, but I think it more comes down to the individual hairdresser, rather than the salon.
I'd gone to Toni & Guy (in the city, not subi) several times, but the standard there was appalling. I'd have a shoe-shine done and it would be totally uneven with color down one side of my head and not down the other!
I've got short hair and vary the colour quite a bit from bleaching to reds, oranges, purple rinses!
Hope you find someone you like.
I get mine cut and coloured at Maurice Meades in Whitford City.
They have been really good so far. I've tried quite a few other places in Perth, but I think it more comes down to the individual hairdresser, rather than the salon.
I'd gone to Toni & Guy (in the city, not subi) several times, but the standard there was appalling. I'd have a shoe-shine done and it would be totally uneven with color down one side of my head and not down the other!
I've got short hair and vary the colour quite a bit from bleaching to reds, oranges, purple rinses!
Hope you find someone you like.
Are you OWIEB or OWIEB's wife?
If it's you owieb, I always had you as a bit of a macho, kitesurfing type but now you sound like a big jessie.
Aug 5th 2004, 5:53 am
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by renth
Are you OWIEB or OWIEB's wife?
If it's you owieb, I always had you as a bit of a macho, kitesurfing type but now you sound like a big jessie.
Are you OWIEB or OWIEB's wife?
If it's you owieb, I always had you as a bit of a macho, kitesurfing type but now you sound like a big jessie.
Aug 5th 2004, 5:58 am
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by owieb
I'd have a shoe-shine done and it would be totally uneven with color down one side of my head and not down the other!
I'd have a shoe-shine done and it would be totally uneven with color down one side of my head and not down the other!
Call me stupid, but what is a shoeshine exactly?
Aug 5th 2004, 5:59 am
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by jayr
Call me stupid, but what is a shoeshine exactly?
Call me stupid, but what is a shoeshine exactly?
Aug 5th 2004, 6:02 am
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by renth
It's a girls haircut, for girls, or big jessies
It's a girls haircut, for girls, or big jessies
Aug 5th 2004, 6:04 am
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Hmmm, just found this definition:
Shoeshine Highlights $45 up and Focus Foils $5/Foil Shoeshine is a method of
lightening just the tips of shorter hair on men, women and children. Any color can
be used, but the most popular choice is to lighten the top of the hair giving the hair
a sunkissed appearance a few shades lighter, or going all the way to blonde.
Shoeshine Highlights $45 up and Focus Foils $5/Foil Shoeshine is a method of
lightening just the tips of shorter hair on men, women and children. Any color can
be used, but the most popular choice is to lighten the top of the hair giving the hair
a sunkissed appearance a few shades lighter, or going all the way to blonde.
Aug 5th 2004, 6:08 am
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Originally posted by jayr
Hmmm, just found this definition:
Shoeshine Highlights $45 up and Focus Foils $5/Foil Shoeshine is a method of
lightening just the tips of shorter hair on men, women and children. Any color can
be used, but the most popular choice is to lighten the top of the hair giving the hair
a sunkissed appearance a few shades lighter, or going all the way to blonde.
Hmmm, just found this definition:
Shoeshine Highlights $45 up and Focus Foils $5/Foil Shoeshine is a method of
lightening just the tips of shorter hair on men, women and children. Any color can
be used, but the most popular choice is to lighten the top of the hair giving the hair
a sunkissed appearance a few shades lighter, or going all the way to blonde.
Aug 5th 2004, 8:52 am
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Hi sunny side up
I'll be arriving in perth next friday.
Ive had my own freelance hairdressing and beauty business for 14 years.
If you are still looking for a hairdresser post a reply or PM.
Alison
Grahams better half.
I'll be arriving in perth next friday.
Ive had my own freelance hairdressing and beauty business for 14 years.
If you are still looking for a hairdresser post a reply or PM.
Alison
Grahams better half.
Aug 5th 2004, 2:50 pm
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How lucky is that, your own personal hairdresser flying over right on cue
Aug 5th 2004, 2:57 pm
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by owieb
I get mine cut and coloured at Maurice Meades in Whitford City.
They have been really good so far. I've tried quite a few other places in Perth, but I think it more comes down to the individual hairdresser, rather than the salon.
I'd gone to Toni & Guy (in the city, not subi) several times, but the standard there was appalling. I'd have a shoe-shine done and it would be totally uneven with color down one side of my head and not down the other!
I've got short hair and vary the colour quite a bit from bleaching to reds, oranges, purple rinses!
Hope you find someone you like.
I get mine cut and coloured at Maurice Meades in Whitford City.
They have been really good so far. I've tried quite a few other places in Perth, but I think it more comes down to the individual hairdresser, rather than the salon.
I'd gone to Toni & Guy (in the city, not subi) several times, but the standard there was appalling. I'd have a shoe-shine done and it would be totally uneven with color down one side of my head and not down the other!
I've got short hair and vary the colour quite a bit from bleaching to reds, oranges, purple rinses!
Hope you find someone you like.
Aug 5th 2004, 7:01 pm
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hi alison,
wont be in perth for a while yet (still waiting for my pros.spouse visa - but being very positive...) but yeah! why not! i'll make sure to give u a pm when i get there!
thanks,
tanja
wont be in perth for a while yet (still waiting for my pros.spouse visa - but being very positive...) but yeah! why not! i'll make sure to give u a pm when i get there!
thanks,
tanja
Aug 5th 2004, 10:45 pm
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Re: hairdressers in perth
Originally posted by sunny side up
forgive me for my vanity, but does anyone know any good, trendy, hairdressers in perth?
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
forgive me for my vanity, but does anyone know any good, trendy, hairdressers in perth?
my hair's shortish, but i still like to think of it as feminine....lots of colours and all that - every hairdresser here seems to be able to cut it the way i want, but everytime i have it cut in perth it is SHORT and i end up looking like a little boy....i even took a photo of what it was supposed to look like once, but i still ended up looking like a 12 year old with a mum that thought she could do the job...
any recommendations??
thanks, tanja
was told by an australian hairdresser who works in Trevor Sorbie, London,that Lee Preston is probably the best place to go in Perth. She said that there work is often featured in Australian hair magazines, and have won some awards.She said going by what shes seen there work looks good, but the general consensus was that if you want cutting edge your best off having it cut in Melbourne.
the address is;
lee preston
155 Angelo st
south Perth
tel:08 9367 3668
heres another thread I also found on another forum about hairdressers in perth, hope it helps!
http://www.vogue.com.au/forum/viewto...rum=28&start=0
Mrs Iggy
