It wasn't about the beautician but the moment and her ability...I'm sure had she known she was going to be filmed she may have put a lil make up on n maybe she wouldn't have put anything on bc she's comfortable with who she is...stop looking for flaws and being so judgmental...we all have em even if it's the ugly things that are said to others...biggest flaw of all.
Hi Jayne, thank you ! At DryBar, they don't cut hair, just style it. Since my natural hair is wavy, when I go to my hair stylist I ask for long layers because it works best with my hair.
I'm not sure, I mean don't cut hair so it's not so messy. But if you arrive with your outfit and don't want to risk any products getting on it , I'm sure they will give you one upon request.
i’m 18 and i’m going to get my hair styled for prom i was curious to see if they would serve me a mimosa w/o questioning my age lol. eitherway, this is beautiful
Hi Sasha, good observation Lol.... they do use all of their products including brushes.However, it looks like my stylist decided to use a different brush.
You might think she did an awesome job. But whatever the cream stuff was that she put in your wet hair. She dumped it on the top of your hair and a bit down the length. She’s ok but I’m not impressed xx
She did an amazing job, but I feel like they need to work on looking more professional.. she looks like she just rolled out of bed and threw some clothes on tbh. I wouldn't expect that out of a high-end brand and I would feel a little insulted.
The dry bar wants the stylist to feel comfortable to come as they are. Nothing wrong with that. your on your feet all day and they just want them to feel comfortable
Alisa Milaní that’s true but she should have at least had on a sleeved shirt and they should definitely use capes whether they are cutting hair or not. I’m a Cosmetologist and they do teach us those professional things in school. We all use the Milady’s book no matter where you go to Cosmetology school in the states.
