#Nearby salon

[kitsunabi]

This is just the Ousia Furina experience imo

[nicnacsnonsense]

It’s so weird to me when I see stuff be like “sending a fax??? How absurd no one sends faxes any more.” Because like, yeah, I do, for work, not infrequently. If you’re going to be sending sensitive information (I work in finance) then sending a fax is generally more secure than sending an email. Plus if you have a physical copy in front of you already, like you have paperwork printed out so someone could sign it, then honestly sending a fax is usually a lot simpler than trying to scan it, upload to your computer, then send as an email attachment.

[sparky-is-spiders]

Me: Well it would be nice to get a hair cut before going back to NYC for Thanksgiving! It’s getting a bit too long….

*remembers that I’m visibly trans*

Me: Hmmm maybe I can wait actually.

[girlspecimen]

getting my hair color redone YAY

[homoromantixx]

Every time I wash my hair and blow dry it I feel like one of those fancy pomeranians leaving their grooming appointment

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[thewholeproblem]

To the woman who did my hair,

I hope they burn your hair in hell everyday.

Warm regards,

The person who you assured you could do that elaborate hairstyle you've probably never seen in your life.

[tonehairsalon]

Discover the Best Haircut Salon Nearby: Your Ultimate Guide to the Perfect Hair Transformation

Are you in search of a haircut salon nearby that can cater to your specific needs and preferences? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of finding the perfect salon in your area. From determining your desired hairstyle to researching local salons, we will cover all the essential aspects to ensure you have a positive and satisfying experience. So, let's jump right in.

Identifying Your Desired Hairstyle

When it comes to identifying your desired hairstyle, there are a few key factors to consider. First and foremost, think about the shape of your face. Certain hairstyles are more flattering for round faces, while others work better for square or oval faces. Another important consideration is your hair texture. Do you have thick, coarse hair or fine, straight hair? This will determine which hairstyles will be easier to achieve and maintain.

Additionally, think about your lifestyle and daily routine. Are you someone who is always on the go and needs a low-maintenance hairstyle, or do you have the time and patience for more intricate styles? Lastly, consider your personal style and preferences. Are you more of a classic and elegant type, or do you preferred a more edgy and trendy look? By taking these factors into account, you can narrow down your options and find the perfect hairstyle that suits you best.

Researching Local Salons

When it comes to researching local salons, there are a few key steps you can take to ensure you find the best options in your area. Firstly, start by asking friends, family, and coworkers for recommendations. Word of mouth can be a powerful tool in finding trustworthy and reliable salons. Secondly, utilize online resources such as review websites and social media platforms to gather more information about the salons you are interested in. Reading customer reviews and looking at pictures of their work can give you a better idea of the quality and style of the salon.

Additionally, don't forget to visit the salon's website or give them a call to inquire about services offered, pricing, and availability. Lastly, consider scheduling consultations or appointments at a few different salons to get a feel for their atmosphere and the expertise of their stylists. By taking these steps, you can confidently research and choose the best local salon for your needs.

Visiting the Salon

When it comes to visiting the salon, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Firstly, it's important to book your appointment in advance to ensure you get the time and stylist you want. Secondly, make sure to arrive on time for your appointment, as salons often have tight schedules, and delays can disrupt their entire day. Once you're at the salon, communicate clearly with your stylist about what you want. Be specific about the cut, color, or style you desire, and don't be afraid to ask questions or provide feedback during the process.

Additionally, remember to take care of your hair before and after the salon visit. This includes washing your hair beforehand and using recommended products for maintenance afterward. Lastly, don't forget to tip your stylist for their hard work and expertise. By following these tips, you'll have a successful and enjoyable salon visit.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect haircut salon nearby doesn't have to be a daunting task. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can ensure a positive and satisfactory experience. Remember to identify your desired hairstyle, conduct thorough research on local salons, visit the salon for a consultation, and assess the results to make an informed decision. Taking these steps will help you discover a salon that can bring your hair goals to life and leave you feeling confident and satisfied with your new look. Happy salon hunting!

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Nearby Spa

When it comes to relaxation and self-care, a nearby spa can be a true oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. With its serene ambiance, soothing music, and professional therapists, a trip to the spa is like pressing the reset button for both the body and mind. One of the most enticing aspects of visiting a nearby spa is the array of luxurious treatments on offer. From rejuvenating facials that leave your skin glowing to invigorating massages that melt away tension, there is something for everyone. What sets these spas apart from ordinary beauty salons or wellness centers is their commitment to providing holistic experiences that integrate various techniques and therapies to enhance overall well-being. Moreover, a nearby spa offers more than just pampering; it can serve as a sanctuary where you disconnect from technology and reconnect with yourself. Stepping away from your daily routine into an environment dedicated solely to relaxation allows you to let go of stress and worries even for just an hour or two. In this tranquil space, time slows down, and you can immerse yourself in pure bliss while focusing solely on your own needs.

[peregrine-rnendicant]

i think i might go insane if i dont get a haircut in the next month

[avicecaro]

see. okay. this is true about chairs. and while i personally think “adult human female, female meaning of the sex which produces ova” is a very clear and comprehensive definition, not everyone agrees. and, for the sake of argument, that’s fine! but that’s not how the law works. lawmaking bodies agonize over the precise definitions of terms to ensure that the law does what they’re hoping it will do, and is not easily misused. that’s their job.

in ireland, the bread that fast food restaurants use is legally considered cake because of the sugar content. cake is regulated differently than bread. do you and i need to argue the finer points of cake and bread? how sweet do you think something has to be so we can consider it cake? does it matter? not really. but it does when you’re trying to tax staple foods and non-staple foods differently.

there have been multiple court cases in the US determining if a taco is a sandwich (as of May 2024, it is, as per the superior court of indiana, fun fact). is a taco a sandwich? i don’t know! i don’t really think so. if someone said “hey i made sandwiches” and gave me a taco, i’d be confused. and anyway, does it matter? not really. but it does when i’m trying to determine if a taco restaurant can open in a space that won’t allow sandwich shops.

is a barbershop different than a hair salon? i think so. i go to a hair salon, my brother goes to a barbershop, if we switched our appointments we’d both be unhappy. it matters for the sake of communication, but is it a super important distinction? not really. but what if i signed a non-compete agreement with the barbershop i work at that said i wouldn’t work at any nearby barbershop for six months after terminating my contract? can i work at a hair salon? now it matters.

if i needed fifty chairs for an event, and the company i contracted with sent fifty horses, or fifty tables, they could argue “but it’s something with four legs that a person can sit on!” and they’d be correct. but i would know i’d been given something different than what i asked for, and i would expect the chair supplier to know that, too. so if i want to demand a refund/return/exchange on the basis that i’ve received the wrong product, do i have a claim?

so, okay, you feel we can’t define the term “woman” perfectly. or maybe we can define it, as in we know what we’re trying to talk about, but we don’t have a good term for it. wouldn’t be the first time it happened! but if we are creating a legal category, it does in fact need to have parameters. meaningful parameters.

if i want to give some speeches promoting radical gender acceptance, i could probably get away with never outright defining the word woman. but what if i want men who kill women to have their crimes classified as hate crimes? i need to have a meaningfully defined category of what a woman is and what makes one different from a man. mexico requires that congressional candidates be split 50-50 between men and women to enforce gender parity. “woman” has to be a meaningfully defined category, or else … well, you’ll end up with the same problem they keep having to deal with.

if we want protections or resources for women, “women” have to be a meaningful legal category. if it is a category anyone can opt into, then it is a category that includes anyone, which is not a meaningful category when it is meant to include only half of people. also women aren’t chairs.

[glorious-spoon]

i respect the school coach/counselor steve movement, but in my heart of hearts i know that steve is going to grow up and become a hairstylist. he'd love it. the bitchy gossip, the human drama, the satisfaction of making someone feel comfortable and look how they want to look

maybe he follows robin to the big city for college. tries a couple of classes, drops out, goes to cosmetology school

(does NOT tell the kids until after he's finished. they still tease him within an inch of his life, but like - whatever. he fought interdimensional monsters on like five different occasions before he was old enough to legally drink, he can handle dustin hassling him for knowing what a strand test is)

(eddie is not around to hear about this. he lit out of town as soon as he finished summer school, diploma in hand. steve can't blame him. hawkins was never a good place for eddie munson, and even after the murder charges were cleared, it got worse)

(he still misses the guy, though. they ended up hanging out a lot that summer, and it sort of felt like the start of... something, but it'll take years for steve to work out exactly what)

anyway, eventually he uses some of his government hush money to set up a salon. he settles into his life as a regular person, and it's nice, it's good, it really is. eventually he gets around to figuring out why eddie's over the top flirting always made him feel clumsy and thrilled, and that's another part of himself that he settles into. finds some more family. some more community

he still keeps in touch with the hawkins crew, of course. robin lives nearby, and dustin calls all the time. nancy, too, when she can. she's overseas now reporting in war zones. it was never gonna work out between them

he hasn't seen eddie munson in almost ten years on a brisk day in february when the door to the salon swings open to admit a swirl of snow and a lanky figure wrapped leather, and steve drops the clipper he's holding and thinks, shit, what happened now and then, absurdly on the heels of that, he's going to freeze dressed like that

and then he's crossing the salon to yank eddie into a hug and getting hugged back just as hard, and ten years feels like nothing all of a sudden, and maybe he wasn't too late, maybe neither of them were, maybe they were right on time.

(eddie drifted out of touch with almost all of them other than dustin, who was tenacious, brilliant, and just unprincipled enough to track him down every time he moved

he told eddie to look up steve when he moved to the city, and eddie did, then dithered outside the door for twenty minutes freezing his ass off before he could make himself go in)

[haoboutyou]

haircut | choi seungcheol

fluff | 646 words | no warnings

an: he got a haircut T-T

The sound of the door unlocking and closing causes you to peek out of the kitchen. Closing your laptop, your chair screeches back as you get up from the dining table, moving to greet Seungcheol at the doorway. Sounds from your padded feet echo across the house as you make your way towards your lover, muffled by the soft carpet flooring.

“Hi Cheollie!” He grins up at you. He hangs up his coat, sitting on the nearby bench to remove his shoes. You had placed the bench in the entryway earlier when he first got injured so he would have an easier time with his shoes. His heart swells every time he sits on it, forever thankful for your thoughtfulness.

“Hi baby.“ You found yourself standing in between his thighs. Your waist automatically encircled by his hands, drawing you in closer. One hand is on his shoulder as you steady yourself, while the other gets entangled in his hair. You briefly recall Seungcheol informing you he was heading to the salon earlier in the morning. Fingers softly run through Seungcheol's hair, ruffling. His hair is shorter now, you note, but still barely covering his eyes. The now ebony strands tumbled and resettled, all fluffed up by your ministrations.

“It's shorter now,” you pout.

Seungcheol laughs aloud at your jutted lips, placing a kiss on the hand on his shoulder. “Yeah, it was getting in the way,” he leans into your touch. Like a puppy seeking warmth and reassurance. It was an instinctive response, an unspoken invitation for more of that comforting contact. He pats on his good knee, gesturing for you to sit on his lap. “You liked my long hair?”

You nod, humming in agreement. His lap makes for a sturdy seat, now eye level to him. “It’s nice like this too, I guess,” you push back his bangs. Examining his face once more. “It makes you look dashing.”

His eyes, still vibrant, held a touch of mischief as if testing the waters to see if your adorable pout could be softened by any resistance. “So you’re saying I wasn’t dashing before this?”

It's the way you let out such an exaggerated gasp that has him grinning from ear to ear. Lightly slapping at his chest, you stand up from his lap, making your way back into the kitchen.

“I hope you go bald,” the threat of your words hides behind the sweet smile you shoot his way. He chuckles at your retreating figure, finally removing his shoes before trailing you into the home.

“Oh, so that’s your type now?” he calls out.

“Mhmm. Hyungwon looks really handsome with his hair shaved.”

Now it's Seungcheol’s turn to be flabbergasted. He takes the opportunity to rewrap his arms around you as you go about setting aside your work on the dining table.

“...You and Jeonghan– You guys hang out too much, I swear.” His voice is muffled as he buries his face in your hair. You can feel his pout against your head, enticing a giggle out of you. Facing him in his arms, you loop your arms around his neck once again. In the warmth of each other's embrace, you tiptoe to peck Seungcheol on the lips.

“You need to use chapstick more,” you murmur against his lips. He smiles into the kiss, pressing you even closer to him.

“You need to kiss me more.” He bites down on your lip. The edge of the table presses into your back, causing you to arch into his touch. He prods with his tongue, and–

-his stomach grumbles. Seungcheol groans in annoyance as you pull away, laughing at the impeccable timing of his stomach. You start flitting around the kitchen again, this time pulling out pots and pans instead.

“C’mon,” you pull him towards the fridge. “Help me make dinner? You can pick.”

He sighs, defeated. “Fine, dinner first.”

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