She probably wanted to avoid conflict. Up until he said that she wanted that hairstyle even though she did say she wanted extensions. Then she ended up coming clean and admitting she didn't like it. I've had bad hairdresser experiences. You smile through and just wait to go home and rethink your decisions
Reminds me of sooooo many of the men I worked with in multiple jobs in the beauty industry. Overly confident in their mid work and it is always someone else's fault.
@@hpieces You don't know how it would turn out unless you have a way to read the future😉.. but there's a thing called contentment... It will give you the self-control you need to rightly discern when to accept or not accept an offer.. Both sides gave in to their lust. One for the opportunity to get an awesome do over from a famous celebrity for free and the added benefit of developing content that will bring in cash And the other, an opportunity to get brand sponsorship, develop content and gain more popularity.. The point is we won't be having this discussion if it all went well. So if she could acknowledge her role in accepting his offer in the first place, she would be able to sweep away the experience as a loss and move on.. unless irreparable damage was done which is a different matter.
THISSSSS! everyone keeps coming for her like she’s some entitled brat for not praising the ground he walks on! it’s ridiculous 😅 the way he kept talking about communication, when it’s obvious HE didn’t communicate that he didn’t want to give her LONG extensions…. i feel it’s really strange how people keep saying that putting extensions in is unrealistic because of her hair damage and that she should know that… if that’s the case it’s on the hairstylist to explain to the client and give other options, not just freestyle on someone’s head. wish she had gone to a real stylist who would give her a consult and actually talk about options, so she could have given informed consent.
Y'all on this channel are heavily entitled. The TRADE was to fix her frayed hair which actually won't hold extensions as a hairdresser myself that is impossible. It's not in state to be extension supporting so all this crying is crazy when she got it salvaged for free and it's not looking like hay anymore. Ridiculous i can't watch her anymore. She seems equally ignorant 😅
@@randomlyswatching9481You don't read at all what OP posted now, did you? If the hair is too damaged, he should have let her know. Also, by getting her on his channel he made a good chunk of money. The work he did, well, the color doesn't look good. Does it look better than before? Sure. Does it look great? Nope. Could it have been done better? Absolutely.
The way he keeps repeating "We all LOVED her!" reminds me of J Star for some reason. Very...ick? I can't even think of the word, it just makes me feel gross.
it's pretty common with how some flamboyant (gay) men are the biggest misogynist. (IDK if this guy is actually gay or just flamboyant, his voice is giving me fruity lol)
I feel like when a beauty person mentions the "negativity in the world/on 'xyz' app" or something along those lines... The call is coming from inside the house.
I feel like some people underestimate living with hair you don’t like. You see it every time you wash your hands in the bathroom and every time you pass a reflective surface Also, the way the hair stylist cut and edited felt so manipulative, even at parts where out of context I would have maybe understood to some extent
Saying "you're ungrateful" comes across almost as gender specific criticism, men are seldom ever accused of being ungrateful to other men. Never mind that he tried to fly her over out to his studio out of the "goodness of his heart."
I wish Guy Tang did her hair instead, she would’ve looked amazing! Why do the lack-of-skill people always get more views than the people with actual skill and talent
Honestly, her hair was so damaged, there's no way it would have been strong enough for the long extensions she wanted. Cosmetology is a science, not magic. There's a reason many stylists and cosmetologists are agreeing with him. It probably all boils down to miscommunication and Taylor not speaking up in time (or her caving to the comments).
i think the issue was that alfredo didn't say that. he didn't tell her "i wanted to do extensions but your hair is too damaged for it" he said "i wanted to do extensions but the brand isn't going to sponsor me so we'll just do a bob". also, according to taylor, he didn't even look at her hair before deciding to do a bob. she got there and he immediately told her they were going to do a bob.
Angelika, I love you, but I'm going to have to disagree with some of your takes on this one. Bringing back fried, damaged hair can be difficult. Her hair actually looked amazing compared to when it started. Going from where she started to where she ended is a direct result from the damage she inflicted on her hair. He had to work with what he had. Yes he shouldn't have agreed to doing extensions over the phone, but opinions can change once you see the damage in person compared to a picture. Long hair extensions can actually pull and weigh down fragile hair and actually cause more breakage and damage over time. Hair extensions are also expensive and require maintenance. If she claims to not have a lot of money, (which she did in a text to Alfredo) he actually helped her by not giving her those extensions. Hair also takes time in between sessions to relax and build itself back up. I understand it can be incredibly disappointing not getting the result you want, especially when it comes to hair, but I think she should've walked into the appointment with realistic expectations and not high hopes due to the amount of damage. But I guess that's expected when you fry your hair multiple times with no knowledge of the damage it would cause. I have been getting blonde highlights my whole life and one summer dyed my hair dark dark brown. Then wanted to go back to blonde. I had to wait in between sessions because my hair simply could not lighten enough in one session and handle the bleach. It's just a reality of hair. I also think the comments on her video got to her. I think she honestly liked it after she got used to it, but after the comments came flooding in, she started to believe them and felt encouraged to fuel. We will never know the conversations that went down in the appointment or how long it actually took. It will always be a he said she said disagreement. It should've been a conversation held in private where Taylor could've expressed her grievances about her hair. I will agree that communication should've been expressed on both sides and that she is not at fault for not saying how she truly felt when it was finished. It can be extremely anxiety inducing, especially with a camera in front of your face. I also wonder if Alfredo communicated to her about the damage and what he was able to do after seeing it up close. I will say though that both sides seem disingenuous in their videos. Lastly, it just rubs me the wrong way that she's saying she gave him a chance out of all the other brands that reached out to her. She knows her face will bring in views, it is just bound to happen. Like, those brands reached out to her BECAUSE she looks like Kylie. And those same brands would've done the exact same thing. I think she's only bringing this point up now because she doesn't like the result. But if you didn't want the exploitation, then go to a regular salon? But she didn't. She went on an all expenses paid trip with free styling. I enjoy your videos Angelika and glad to see different viewpoints!
Thankyou for logic. The delusioned take on this and delusioned replies from women others here just made me unsub. It seems very ignorant. That hair isn't healthy to support extension. Ffs
Normally never comment but you really help organize my thoughts on this and why I think videos focused on “who’s right/wrong?” (like this one) keep missing the mark for me! UPDATE: it turns out he DID actually give her extensions! I’m watching another RU-vidr’s video and she plays the clip where he adds them. I’m very confused why OP said she didn’t get them, and even more confused on why Angelika didn’t mention them. I’m somewhat less convinced she even watched all the videos ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9Psi-TP2L-k.htmlsi=Wv4x68zVHN9mquXr (8:46)
Definitely agree with you, no one’s truly right in this situation. He had to work with what she had going on and she should have managed her expectations a bit more because she knew the state her hair was in.
i thought her hair looked pretty and she definitely didnt have an upset face like she did in her original video to get here there. The minute you hate a haircut you're trying to hold back tears, especially if you want to people please and not ask them to do even MORE because you're unhappy. I've had this happen plenty of times and had to have my dad bring me back in and ask them to kindly help me out lol. My mom had gotten damaged hair from bleach and a botched perm over the years, and she had damaged screwed up hair for literally 10 something years. She refused to cut her hair as short as it needed to be to let the damage all get cut off to finally let the healthy hair grow past, and as such no matter how many times she went in for a cut it just stayed fried, her hair was very unhappy, and she never got the actual BULK of the damaged hair cut that wasn't growing out. It wasn't until she had to have brain surgery and get her hair shaved that it has finally grown back shiny, soft, and healthy. She literally would pull out CLUMPS of hair from her scalp when trying to softly brush it, damaging hair is extremely finicky and hard to work with, and to be putting extension on that? It looks great for what it is, especially since it covers so much damage and is light on her scalp to promote healthier growth for her poor hair. Hair weighs a lot and pulling it down with the weight, like if she were to wash her hair, definitely could prove to be much harsher for her already extremely weak hair.
As much as I am on the girls side, I do also feel like it is the clients responsibility to say when they don’t like something. A stylist or hairdresser won’t know you don’t like something when you say you love it. And it gives them no opportunity to fix what they did and to learn from that experience. We cant keep saying some hairdressers are bad and incompetent when we make no effort to bring our issues up with them.
Perhaps not really the same but if my experience dealing with renovations workers says anything then only that expressing that you don't like something will be met with hostility, excuses that they don't have anymore time or I wasn't specific enough, gaslighting or offering to redo stuff as an addition with no discount, and that's with a job I am paying them thousands for. So I choose to keep my peace of mind and just not return to the salon if I didn't love a haircut. 🤷🏼♀️
@@morgianasartre6709 but the thing is, I’ve always been honest with my hair dresser, and they’ve never been rude about it. And if she knew she didn’t like the short hair she should have said so in the consultation. Her story of them not wanting to use extensions because of the brand not wanting to pay them doesn’t add up to me because they did use the extensions.
"sometimes ppl do a poor job with hair" wow this is so true now if only the hair stylist could admit it then we wouldn't be here?? 😭 like no one except Mr "Im Too Good of a Stylist to be Wrong" has that position
As a stylist this shit drives me absolutely nuts. Youre not being confrontational. You're not going to hurt anybody's feelings nobody's going to be upset at you. You absolutely have to tell people when you are not happy with a service. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 shitty hairdressers are going to stay shitty hairdressers till the end of time because people are too afraid to say that they didn't get what they wanted. I should've explained to her that the color is going to fade patchy, putting extensions to cut them absolutely makes sense. We do it all the time to add body and fullness. Which in her case if her hair is breaking, that makes perfect sense. I don't think that he should have came for her? Berating somebody online for doing a make up look that isn't totally flattering is not it and it's just going to make every single person in that situation Feel like shit. I do redos ALL the time. It's literally not a big deal.
Unpopular opinion but being a people pleaser is nothing you can't grow out of or get better from. I used to do the same at the hair dresser and ruin my whole day. Then I started saying things like "Hmm I don't know if it is what I had in mind" and not once did they not try and fix it for me. In my opinion she's also sketchy. She alleges all these things about payment and such but she's accusing him of undisclosing sponsorships, which is a law offense if true. Idk the hair is shit but her failing to stand her ground in a COLLABORATION is also not someone else's fault.
Oh that makeover was NOT it. I’ve seen way more basic hair fixes that looked much better. And thank you for saying that being famous on social media is not the same as being talented at an art/service. Because real talk!!!
Ohh the Brad mondo shade, i watch him sometimes but I lost all trust when he was yapping about brushing curly hair dry, even if you are not trained to style curls common sense should tell you that you shouldn't brush dry curls unless you want a ball of frizz
idk adding super long extensions to her hair with that level of damage seems a little unrealistic (and he did give her extensions, just mini ones) like girlie i'm sorry u don't want a bob, but your hair is FALLING OUT just let the hair rest for a sec and grow out before doing the long extensions
It seems this hair dresssr has given her a 90s/2000s revival chunky high light job 😮 also if she asked for extensions I wonder why he didn't do them? Maybe her hair was too damaged at the roots to be able to hold the extension? I'd be interested to hear a follow up from both sides to find out why they went this route instead of extensions
I understand both sides but I think he should’ve told her that he wouldn’t be able to do extensions (the hair she wants) before she boarded the plane to another state. What if she didn’t know anyone there and she’s completely dependent on him and the sponsors for accommodation and ticket back. She’s basically left with no choice.
It's hard to say that ''I don't like it'' I had hairstylist miss my scheduled time for an hour, and I reminded about myself multiple times as I knew when they close and she said it would all be good and done, bur when came my turn said that she does not have time to keep bleach in my hair because she wants to go home, so I went out of there with black/ blue spotty hair, while I wanted blue... I still thanked with smile on my face and paid over 120 euro what is not a small amount... When I got home I was sad, angry and disappointed, it was my dream to get blue hair and I just gave up in that moment. I was so upset and could almost say traumatized that even now after like 5 years, I rarely go to hairstylists and only for cuts, the couple of times I have went was just because friends would recommend that yes- its ''safe'', but I never risked to go for color.
and the gaslighting, you can tell in the videos he is posting of her saying "I love it" that she doesn't. As a professional, you can see that and need to get it out of her with questions. "How are we feeling without extensions? Should we give them a try?" "What do you think of the color? Do you like the tone?". He is gross and childish, probably the type of guy that pushes peoples boundaries so often he doesn't even realize he's doing it.
I'm sorry but ther hair looks so damaged, even in the make over. I know next to nothing about hair styling and all that stuff, but doing all that color work probably didn't help her hair look healthier.
As a hairstylist and salon owner I can totally tell if a client doesn't like something! I tell them all if you don't like something please please please tell me and we will do what we need to! But if they don't I can't read minds. I have had clients text and say hey Donny love the tone and that's OK! I have them come in and we fix it I never make it a big deal!
Now, watching your point of view, even though I did like the do, we know them points of view, but I did remembered when I had highlights done for my first time that the hairdresser decided to use hairspray after he is the hairdryer on my hair. Bad idea! My hair looks like a rats nest, and I had to take my container of revive, which was known as R and B at the time, from Lush to get all that dryness out completely, even though it looked better after words, but I did notice at the hairdresser was a trainee since I did get this done at hair school. I am not sure how Taylor felt but to me with both sides. They could have been better about it since she did try communicating that she won hair extensions, but Alfredo decided to play with the current length and cut as a bob.
The way my jaw dropped when I say the final result. I don't need to be a hair stylist to believe the hair looks messy. Just like I don't need to be chef to now my sandwich taste like shit.
Theresa van dame is a great example of a stylist who posts on tiktok and is actually good at what she does, she even posts her repeat customer's who get their vivids done by her
Ok things can be multiple ways but like does he think the video of her saying “I love it” over and over again while CLEARLY about to cry makes it seem like she loves it? Because she obviously hates it.
I felt bad for Mia Maples when Brad Mondo did her hair. She was so excited and wanted something different, and kept saying that, and he gave her a mousy brown bob.
Not liking your new hair but still tipping the hair stylist and telling them you love it I feel like is story of every girl's life. More times than not, I'm OKAY with the haircut 😅
Im sorry, i know she flew out, but say no then. He is wrong for what he did but she should have said, okay no thank you, i thought we agreed on extensions.
Yeah is she sure the extensions company didn't say they were uncomfortable doing the extensions because of her damage? Could be a risky thing to do on social media.
28:15 I was watching Andrea’s live & she said the only reason she didn’t go back to Alfredo is cause it was her bday & he was in Dubai so she colored her hair herself & he walked her every step of the way.
The last time I went in a salon was prom 2015. I dye and cut my own hair and if need be I'll pull up to my aunt's house and shes a licensed hair dresser.
I will say one thing, you kept saying she could afford to get her hair done but she did say how broke she was in the texts. Other than that I'm on her side.
I’m sorry but I just don’t believe she doesn’t like the Kylie comparisons when she does her makeup and hair literally exactly like her like if you really wanted to not look like Kylie then dye your hair blue or purple or something and get bangs. so many possibilities lol but whatever girly 😂
SHE SAID she couldn't afford extensions, meaning she can't afford to keep up with them either - ofc you're not going to give someone extensions if they 1. have mega damaged hair and 2. can't even afford it in the first place. Maybe he didn't state that clear enough.
The amount of times ive said I liked my hair, gotten home & cried I could or count. I get purple highlights & one would think they’d just lift it & add purple but no. It took a decade to find the place that makes the highlights visibly purple. Don’t get me started on ppl cutting naturally curly hair either. You panic. You freeze. Now imagine someone has a camera in your face with millions of ppl on the other side at that moment? Nightmarish.
Oh no babe I have naturally thick, curly chocolate hair. I cut my own for years now I don’t trust anyone especially since I moved from NC. At least there was more sisters out there, I don’t trust any of these white people in my neighborhood with pin straight thin blonde hair! They’ll eff it up I get compliments on my hair all the time and I do it myself. 😂
So if I’m understanding right, they agreed on what the style would be but after she flew out there that’s when he told her that what they planned is not happening? That’s the big issue here.
@@randomlyswatching9481"we flew her out for free" vs "a brand flew her out for free" changes the entire tone of what follows. "we" makes themselves sound charitable. "a brand" makes them sound like they are attacking the person they are talking about.
He flew her out for CONTENT! he got his content (and then some) she got her hair...except she DIDNT get her hair. If he was any kind of man or hair dresser or even just a decent moral human being he'd take accountability. Instead he's soaking in his dupers delight. Sickening, really.
I admit that it would be totally awkward and uncomfortable to say so in the chair. Also, he is somewhat of a celebrity hairstylist or something like that so I can imagine she'd have felt some pressure.. Still, she accepted the offer. She could have said NO. She has to take responsibility for that part. She was NOT forced. Don't rail on a guy who went out of his way to do something great for you. It is such a poor look on her.
The trade was that she got a free trip. Extensions and products cost money, and the hair stylist spent their time to repair hair that she fried to hell. She also made her own content from the hair drama
Y'all on this channel are heavily entitled. The TRADE was to fix her frayed hair which actually won't hold extensions as a hairdresser myself that is impossible. It's not in state to be extension supporting so all this crying is crazy when she got it salvaged for free and it's not looking like hay anymore. Ridiculous
@@dotcom3015yes I unsubscribed from this yt creator today because she seems ignorant how much hair extensions cost and that those hair won't support extension after being fried beyond reason. The entitlement is delusional
@@dotcom3015 I feel like you missed the whole point of a trade, which is that they both got something out of it. He got payed and got celebrity lookalike content, she got free hair she hated. He simply did his job and it didn’t turn out how he and client agreed it would. *And* she was silent on disliking it until the stylist blamed her lmao.
omg ONE HOUR doing the hair?? there's no way any precision was used. I hate sitting in a chair for 3 hours to get my highlights done but at least I know it'll turn out good so I sit through it. I feel so bad, especially since the whole reason she dyed her hair in the first place was to be seen more of as her own person
Favours are FREE by default. Also, if you do something, nobody HAS to like it. If they don't like it, doesn't matter if it is for free or not. It was bad and they didn't like it. Not liking something, regardless who they are, they are allowed to say it. Beggars can be choosers. You are allowed not to like things, especially affecting your body, looks, life, appearance.
@@eneyavorodecky Totally entitled and narcissistic response. Beggars are also entitled to their opinions but they can't be choosers. To choose implies you have the power or influence to do so of which she had neither in this particular case. I mean she had the power to reject the free offer BUT she didn't. I don't see you holding her responsible for it. See, I also didn't like the final look so I am not giving the stylist a pass there but it was a kind gesture gone wrong. She is allowed not to like it of course but what is totally horrible is to try to get him cancelled because if it. Absolutely wrong.
@@Kayla-rd5jd Money was spent for the whole process. How is it wrong if he is able to make it back seeing that she wasn't paying anything. What kind of thinking is this... Also how do you know he made profit? Have you seen his statement?
@@emetdara2999 that is neither entitled nor narcissistic and I only hope for your own sake you never learn what is to be in a position in which you are seen less than human unallowed to have a choice because you don't have the money. Though, since you are American, because I have rarely seen this level of ridiculous outside of the US, it is when and not if. I hope you are not treated the way you are ready to treat others. Because it will suck for you so much.
Yes because everyone is a psychic and can read peoples emotions through their face. There's a lot of people who trust you when you say you like something.
She said she didn't want a bob because it made her look like Kylie, and after she's flown all the way out there he told her they were going to do a bob and he made her look like Kylie. So yeah, he used her for views and money.
Good but that frayed hay couldn't be saved MORE THAN a bob. I don't think any of you know how hair works and as someone who works with it owns own salon in London, I am laughing at how ignorant and wrong expectations y'all have after that frayed hay was fixed . It couldn't be salvaged more. Simple
@@randomlyswatching9481you can like- stop commenting on every single comment with the SAME ONE. We get it, you have a complex, don't need to shout it from the rooftops. It's embarrassing atp.
She could have said no to his offer there and then. Also, how is it being used when it was people like you who tagged him on her original post in the first place. You make it sound like she was being hunted or something and that's just a horrible lie.
The hair color and dye looks like the inspo pick and she said she can't afford extensions so how would she afford the maintenance for expensive extensions.
Smiling and saying “I love it” after a haircut you hate is so real. My hair dresser is older, and the way she styles my hair makes me look like my daughter Melinda is about to drive me back to the senior center to go play bingo with the girls. It ALWAYS slays after I wash and style it myself, so I go along every time. She’s the only one who’s ever cut it the way I want.
One time I got a hair cut and for some reason they didn’t use a brush to blow dry. I have thick wavy hair so the frizz was unreal lol the stylist was like pushing it up and fluffing it saying “beautifullll” which was a mind fuck. But I straightened it at home and it slayed so all was well😂
Honestly i feel like its not even just a skill issue, its so completely a “i want to plop some brown hair dye on a girl who looks like kylie jenner in order to make her look more like kylie jenner so we can get those views and comments”. This was completely rushed, completely manipulated to achieve the result he wanted instead of the result she wanted, he wanted 100% profit without having anything come from his pocket, which is why he didnt wanna use his own extensions. Pure unadulterated greed hidden behind a mask of “generosity and care”
Also how irresponsible to color her whole head and THEN highlight when her hair was that damaged. Clearly he was in a rush because a good stylist could do a reverse balayage.
Exactly a good hair dresser would be focused on trying to preserve and save the damaged hair THEN working on the next stage once the hairs in better condition or roots grown out that could actually hold and keep hair extensions
Christ. Even in his apology he couldn't *_just_* apologise. He had to be majorly defensive (gotta protect that -bank- brand), and take some snide shots at her, and also still blame her to some degree. Why is it so hard in this day in age to *_just_* apologies and/or admit mistakes? You don't have to be winning whilst also losing.
I cannot get over how many times in his response he said “you have to tell us what you want” as if she didn’t say/ask for extensions every interaction like sir be ffr
@@callahardy8639 She can still get extensions, it's not like that work he did doesn't allow her to get the extensions after, in fact now her hair looks healthier and not the orange hot mess it was before, so it will be easier to get extensions. He gave her a cleaner canvas than what she had before.
@@steffytoussim the issue is that she was told she was getting extensions, all her inspo pics were long hair, there would be no issue if he still gave her the extensions she was promised, and he's making more money then a normal hairstylist would, they treated her like an object and didn't even give her want she wanted, and he spent 1 hour without full attention when a normal fixing bleach job is at least 2
@@manen2391 I understand being told you will get gifted something and then not getting it. But this service he did doesn't stop her from getting extensions herself. as for just spending 1 hour on her, many salons with big name stylists work like this, they do the main bits and formulation and then have someone else do other bits, kinda like surgeon, it's not the ideal situation, but it's how many of these places work.
@@steffytoussim and that would be fine if he had done a good job, her hair looked horrible in the video he posted and it was patchy in the video he posted, he also did put in extensions, he basically teased her with extensions and then cut off the length of them , was her hair fried yes, but he made so many mistakes the fact he felt proud posting it when he was getting paid to do it, by a brand like a brand deal would entail, and then made her to look more like Kylie Jenner, which was the reason she fried her hair in the first place, after he offered and said they could do extensions, and them to go back and acting like he did,could she get extensions elsewhere yes, but he basically made more work to fix her hair by plopping dye onto it
I don’t trust hairdressers that got huge tiktok followings, or huge social media followings in general, they’re always weirdos and there’s always a huge discrepancy between popularity and the talent and skill set of the actual hair stylist, someone could have 2.5 million followers and the hair looks like Tyler Perry wigs, hair styling as a craft is just dead I fear
Brad Mondo always gives me good vibes but I'm biased because he reminds me of a friend I don't think a craft ever truly dies as long as there's a market for it. It's just hard to find the truly talented artists because anyone can post photos of another's work and claim it as their own nowadays There's always a bias when you compare art from the era you live in to art from the past because time hasn't yet filtered out the trash. If anything, the standards nowadays are probably higher than in the past, simply because the competition is huge and globalisation means we don't have one defining look per decade but one per month. And the looks that make history are so expensive none of us could realistically afford them anyway lol
I showed this drama to my mon whos a hairdresser and she said he should have said we might be able to do extensions but if your hair is really damaged then it could damage your hair more. So please keep that in mind.
Definitely agree with your mom ! Yes extensions could be put in, but longer extensions would cause further damage due to the weight. Also there is no guarantee that they would even stay in because of how damaged it is they could easily slip off.
I think this situation is the very reason Brad mondo was so selective with the people who he helped after their hair disasters. It’s so easy to mess up and it’s also hard for clients to remember and accurately and tell the stylist all the damaging things they did to their current hair
@Jillberto he destroyed snitcherys hair. Mia maples asked for bangs and fun colors and she ended up looking like a blonde lord farquad. If you've gone to Cosmetology School, you can tell he doesn't know shit by his commentary on his videos
plus the entitlement this guy has is unserious, the girl isn’t obligated to say your work is good when it wasn’t just bc you flew her out and gave her free service, and then using the “my mental health 😩” card is played out, the hair looked ugly get over it omg
she gets that comment like a million times on her tiktok videos so it’s safe to say, you’re not the only one (if I was her, I would get so annoyed by that same comment lol)
No omg. We ripped that girl apart last week for saying people sometimes tell her she looks like Meghan Fox… but this b doesn’t look like Kylie. And neither does Kylie 😂
The way he speaks sets off red flags for me. I don't know why. There's something about the demeanor, tone, false sincerity, etc that feels manipulative.
It is the entitlement that is setting red flags for you. All of them are doing this for content. And she's getting things for free which you'll perhaps never😂. Lol
I know right? It's the "I want to help these girls!" - "I would love to give her the hair she wants." "We LOVED having her at the salon." like I feel like I heard this text before. I totally get what you mean, it gives off bully vibes. Besides the fact he's now pulling the "stress on mental health" part. It's not like she was stressed out about her hair and had hopes of getting it fixed just for it to end up the way it ended up.
I'm sorry but YOUR HAIR WAS FRIED because of YOU, if you want A+ hair you're going to need to go in for more than 1 session. Also, don't go to a tik tok stylist and pay. And USE YOUR WORDS. Don't say you like something when you're there because not everyone has time to read your damn mind. Sorry, maybe it's because I'm old but it bugs me when people say they like something to your face when they don't then get mad when you didn't realize they were lying. I"m not your mother, friend or partner, I'm working
I believe Taylor. From the moment she said that she showed up and THEN the stylist tells her 'no extensions', I believed it. This shit happens to women & femme ppl all the time, over piddly issues and major ones. IYKYK also, she was SO OBVS about to burst into tears over the bob. these guys 100% used her.
While Taylor is beautiful I think there is nothing wrong with her admitting she was not happy with the end results she is entitled to her opinion and she asked for something and just admitted Alfredo didn’t do what she asked or what they had initially agreed on. Also Alfredo is a big hairstylist, he should be able to handle both constructive criticism, and sometimes having a client who is not happy with his work , that is part of the job on occasion and Taylor did state she didn’t want a bob and he didn’t listen. And i do think Taylor was grateful for the experience and trying to stay positive but it she realized it was better to share that she felt unheard and used.
We need to start speaking up when we’re unhappy with a product/service instead of pretending we like it bc we feel awkward dealing with confrontation. It robs the stylist of the opportunity to fix the issue and learn/improve for future clients and it kills our confidence having to settle for a result we’re not happy with.
tbh if a stylist fucked me up i do not want them to try and fix it i am going somewhere else 😭😭😭 if they fucked up once why should i give them the benefit of the doubt in thinking they can fix it?
Yeah - that was weird. She said clearly she couldn’t afford extensions. It’s not a one time deal - you have to have them moved every six weeks and it is PRICEY. I have them but it’s definitely an investment. If she, as SHE said, cam’r afford them once, what does she do in 6 weeks? And then in 3-6 months when you have to invest in a whole new set?
I personally think what began this fiasco is the herd mentality of all the comments in the beginning, that was making fun of the initial outcome after Alfredo and his team worked on her hair. The comment section recommended him to her, and then they turned their back on Alfredo after the collective audience of Tiktok did not approve of the look. I feel like Taylor probably did like the look at first, but then the comment section got to her and made her change her mind immediately because she is so impressionable. But all in all, this could have been avoided if she watched Brad Mondo bleach fail videos to know what not to do when bleaching at home ~
I love that you're pointing this out. I also think the mess could've been avoided if she spoke with him privately rather than airing out her feelings after the fact. I'm sure that took him completely by surprise, despite what happened in the initial meeting
@@longkr09Didn't he start blaming her after people said they didn't like the look? Say she didn't communicate what she wanted, and then she got defensive herself?
If you watch the clips he showed of her saying she loves it you can clearly see that her mouth says one thing but her eyes another. She hated it then as well.
@@sylverscale Even if he noticed her not looking happy, what was he supposed to do? She kept claiming she loved it, even afterwards in text. If he continued asking if she liked it, I think it’s safe to assume she would’ve insisted and doubled down on her liking it rather than say something since she couldn’t do it the first time. Both of their hands were tied
I went to a hairdresser I am never ever going back to. First I had to choose what I wanted at my appointment at home when I booked my appointment, which makes sense, but my hairdresser hadn't even bothered to look at it, and was all like 'what do you want?' when I arrived. Like you fill out all of this information including your name and exact time you are to arrive and yet she didn't seem to have any idea who I was and what I had booked. She was stand offish, and barely talked to me the entire time, plus I was like the only customer in there when I arrived, and yet she was still 5 minutes late. edit: You can see how uncomfortable Taylor looks when Andrea is doing her make-up. Also how tone deaf do you have to be to give the client who says they don't want to look like Kylie a make-up look inspired by Kylie.
Well, don’t promise what you can’t deliver. If you can’t do the extensions, tell the client beforehand. She flew out, that takes effort and time too. He wasted her time, even if it was ‘free’.
15:30 the one hour thing is the biggest red flag of this and it’s telling. My hair is not that long but it’s very thick, a full hair appointment takes 4 hours for me! Lol
i'm on her side, idc WHAT people say. he totally made it look like he'd give her extensions, even in the video HE SHOWED THEM AND THEN DIDNT PUT THEM IN, LIKE ?? if he really wanted to do a nice thing that wasnt for views, he would've put them in. what really convinced me to be on her side though was the fact that she didn't say anything negative UNTIL he started being shady online. THEN she stood up for herself. as she should. the color was messy and streaky.
Tbh I think there is a possibility that hair stylists and other professions where the service can be classified as an art tend to get very defensive over their work and don’t realize that people have a hard time saying to someone that they don’t like what they got. I have paid for horrrrible hair a few times and the one time I felt validated enough to complain it ended up being a huge deal and I got refunded but still never got my $80 tip back but did get attacked verbally by the hair stylist
Paying for a service you weren’t happy for and ultimately requesting a refund is one thing.. That’s why stylists tend to give a 1-2 week window, for a client to come back. Which, I can see why a salon would be hesitant to give a refund - vs. attempting to correct the service, first. It’s really a client by client basis, for most. However, expecting the stylist to give you the $80 tip you VOLUNTARILY gave them, even when you weren’t happy, is rather ludicrous. Tipping is highly appreciated - though, not mandatory. We’re not restaurant servers. Though, of course, receiving any sort of disrespect or backlash from the stylist is highly inappropriate, in any regard - and of course, only reinforces the stigma that causes people to be afraid of speaking up, when they don’t like something. I’m a former cosmetologist, and have been physically assaulted, when going back into a nail shop, wanting a refund or my nails fixed - and when everything happened, a few days before, they were so rude they made me cry, while it was my birthday and I was receiving from surgery. Though, I still got my nails fixed. I am very hesitant to go get my nails professionally done. So, again, I understand where you are coming from.
Seems like an unpopular opinion, but i honestly think they're both wrong. If youre going to offer to do something, even if it's free, then you should still do a good job at it. Especially if it reflects your brand/business. On the other hand, it's not like she went in completely unknowingly thinking she was getting extensions. He told her prior to that it wasn't going to happen. She can absolutely still be disappointed she wasn't getting the hair they initially talked abour or that she wanted, but she's almost acting like he hacked her hair off. Also, she didn't pay him. Even if he profited. I don't know why that part aggravates me so much, but she didn't pay him. She appeared in her video. And while I think collabs should be 100% mutual and not one-sided (hence the word collab), he's not really wrong for having "used" her for views. That's essentially what collabs have become these days with influencers. Which, in her own words, this was a collab. So while, again, no one should feel EXPLOITED since collabs should be mutual, and his alleged behavior is terrible, it's not wrong to think her presence would have been "used" for views the same way her doing a response video tagging him and saying she loved it was also for views. But you presence is not a payment. It's a collaboration. His consequential profit is also not you paying him. It's just as it sounds - consequences from the collab and good marketing.
It’s very annoying people bringing up that he got paid by the brands. It was free TO HER ! I’m sure no one wants to work for free no matter what job they’re doing, so was he not supposed to get paid one way or another ? She got a free trip, makeover, new hair, and I’m sure plenty of products.
I don’t trust either of them honestly, I think she is right to hate and be disappointed in her hair but equally I can see why he wouldn’t give her extensions if she’s got a track record of not looking after her hair as it could lead to a situation like this where she blames him for hair loss from the damage/extension combination
She fried her own hair off and said explicitly that she couldnt afford extentions at 8:40, it wouldve been irresponsible to give her what she wanted anyway. Like her inspo pics require a LOT of upkeep which is very expensive and if she cant afford the extentions from the jump hows she going to budget in move ups? It sucks she didn't get what she wanted but like there was no way she was getting perfect caramel and ashy blonde highlights on long hair without ruining her hair even more.
I'm sorry but this drama wasnt even worth a video let alone one thats 30 minutes long. And I'm not gonna act like I know this girl personally but I do know of her and I know people that she has known personally. None of them have said nice things about her. And she doesnt hate the comparison, hell kylie jenner was blond for quite a while. A lot of people have said she is very spoiled and entitled.
I watch too many true crime videos to know that when someone's head motion doesn't match their words, they're lying. She was shaking her head ‘no’ when she was saying how much she loved it. Not too mention the fact that she looked like she was gonna cry the entire time.
People demonized mug gate girl for making jokes about an expensive mug without naming names saying it was her fault for feeling to awkward to say no. Now those same people are defending this woman for doing the exact same thing AND calling him out and saying he’s a bad person like “poor thing just couldn’t say she didn’t like it!” ?????
Hi! I worked for a popular salon near me and part of my job was processing what’s called take 2s, which is a free redo if they don’t like it.. all of the clients that called in had told their stylist in person that they love it. It’s hard to tell someone to their face that you don’t like something they put time and effort into and it’s easy to assume that the professional who received education and training knows best in the moment.
Honestly the hair aside, the way he treated her is bad enough. Even if she got exactly what she wanted, and it was the most amazing hair job ever, he still shouldn’t have used her for clickbait. He and the others refer to her as Kylie throughout the videos, when she’s expressed how much she hates the Kylie comparisons repeatedly. Like that’s just spitting and stomping all over her boundaries! Like seriously, no one would stand for him giving someone a shitty nickname, or worse deadnaming someone, so why should she accept him calling her by another name? Ridiculous. Also he ignored all the inspo pics, like even if he did give her some short extensions for volume, she wanted LONG HAIR and I think everyone hears extensions and thinks long hair. He didn’t want to use them because he wouldn’t get paid, but honestly also because it plays into the Kylie Jenner look and clickbait which once again, is gross behaviour.
Also I once sat in a hairdresser’s chair CRYING and still told the hairdresser I love the hair and was just upset because of something else that had happened. Like no one wants to say they hate their appearance after someone has spent over an hour working on it.
