| User | Comment |
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| Dino | | posted 30-Jan-2002 7:27am |
Just hair stuff when I was younger (except perm good grief!) Now I just go to a barbers and get a buzz cut. |
| Jemmy | | posted 30-Jan-2002 9:56am |
A few of these. When exams are over, a few friends and I are going to go to this lace in the mall and get make-overs! |
Enheduanna  | | posted 30-Jan-2002 11:03am |
Hair wash/cut/color/blowdry, massage, facial, manicure, pedicure. |
Kristal_Rose    | | posted 30-Jan-2002 11:06am |
Well, I've had my hair washed/cut/styled, and I've had a full body wax. Anything else has been at home. I amaze friends by doing perfect nails while we race around in the car. (I tried doing it while bicycling, but that was a bit out of range.) I also spent time working in SF, and bicycle camping up the coast, so doing make up on a subway or bus without a mirror is no trick either. |
| Biggles | | posted 30-Jan-2002 12:33pm |
I've never been in a "salon." |
| Kristal_Rose | | posted 30-Jan-2002 12:39pm |
Oh, I thought you meant saloon. Gee, that changes things. |
| anoddoblivion | | posted 30-Jan-2002 12:44pm |
I've gotten my hair buzzed before, until I got mature and figured out that seven to ten dollars is a lot to pay when I could buzz it myself for free. |
| anoddoblivion | | posted 30-Jan-2002 12:46pm |
Oh, in a salon. I've never been in one, either. But the basic point remains, I guess.
Biggles-Saloons are were they have Old West gun fights. He-he... |
| Biggles |
What? I know what a saloon is....... |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 30-Jan-2002 1:33pm |
None of these-I don't go to salons. When I was younger my grandmother would give my sister and me home permanents and a cousin gave us trims and cuts. My sister went to cosmotology school is a licensed cosmotologist and takes care of my hair for free. |
| confetti | | posted 30-Jan-2002 1:37pm |
Hair colour (cherry-black), highlights (golden), haircut (a gazillion ways), blowdry, hair was, hair perm (eeech, don't make me remember 7th grade). In case you're wondering what the stuff on my head looks like, it's very nice, soft, dark brown and straight.
And manicure.
I don't really trust anyone except for myself to do plucking and waxing and sunless-tanning and facials. And I'm way too young for massages. |
| mrsbbear | | posted 30-Jan-2002 1:37pm |
Had my nails done for fake nails in a natural-looking "Pink and White" look. It was really quite impressive, though they took a lot of getting used to. Unfortunately, they started popping off, taking the top layer of my nail with them, when I had to carry heavy crates while moving. The nails were too long to fit in the nook where I had to grip the crates, and the pressure hurt a great deal and ruined them, leaving my nails very thin and weak also, even more so than usual. They were very pretty and very durable (except for the crates!) but I do too much with my hands. Maybe I will try them again someday, because my husband and I like the look, but in that case, he will have to do the heavy lifting himself. A woman can't be expected to do a man's work and have hands that don't show it. |
| confetti | | (reply to Biggles) posted 30-Jan-2002 1:38pm |
I can't think of what to say  (which is a miracle) Did your mom just slap a cereal bowl on your head and cut around it? |
| Biggles | | (reply to confetti) posted 30-Jan-2002 1:44pm |
No, you can get your hair cut professionally without going to a "salon." I tend to think of salons as being for more than one thing. I mostly go to a very basic hairdresser. A lot of the time I've been to a barber. |
| cuteasabutton | | posted 30-Jan-2002 2:40pm |
Mmmmm- chest massage for women? Sign me up! lol
I have had all of that stuff done to my hair, and have also preformed all of those hair treatments to other people. I have had acrylic nails done in a salon- but do them myself now.
Oh- and I hate those 7-10$ hair butcher places. You get what you pay for. |
| juliw | | posted 30-Jan-2002 6:30pm |
shanpoo, haircut, blow dry, hair color, hair highlighting, perm, hair straightening, eyebrow shaping, individual false eyelashes applied, facial, makeup, manicure, acrylic nails, and tanning bed (fake and bake). |
| mandy | | posted 30-Jan-2002 7:33pm |
I use to tan in the 80's.
Other than that, just the basic hair stuff. |
| confetti | | (reply to Biggles) posted 30-Jan-2002 8:15pm |
I guess it's different in G. Britain. Hi!  I passed my Computer Lab test. The chem went pretty well, although I don't know if I passed or not yet. But yay!!! Half-way into ninth grade. |
| anoddoblivion | | (reply to Biggles) posted 30-Jan-2002 11:11pm |
You accidentely typed in "saloon" instead of "salon" in your reply. I was just trying to be silly. If you typed in "saloon" on purpose, I missed it. |
| anoddoblivion | | (reply to Biggles) posted 30-Jan-2002 11:14pm |
Ohhh, It was kristal_rose who typed "saloon" instead of "salon". Sorry Biggles. |
| bond_girl | | posted 31-Jan-2002 10:18am |
I had a bikini line wax the other day. OUCH!!! |
Wicksy  | | (reply to bond_girl) posted 31-Jan-2002 10:28am |
Yummy |
| autumnlight | | posted 31-Jan-2002 11:49am |
I have only ever had my hair done at a salon. |
| Biggles | | (reply to confetti) posted 31-Jan-2002 12:12pm |
Congratulations |
| Cleo |
I don't do salons.  Bad experience when I was 16,my sister in law cut all my long butt length hair,shoulder length.I cried for days afterwards. |
| Zang |
Manicure, wash, cut and blow-dry. I've had quite a few of the others, but not in a salon.
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| anonymous | | posted 14-Feb-2002 6:13pm |
massage, lollipop, fudge |
| Kristal_Rose | | (reply to bond_girl) posted 14-Feb-2002 6:16pm |
Thank goodness for pet salons, eh? |
| spidertea | | posted 19-Feb-2002 7:05pm |
Most of the hair stuff. Once, on a cruise I went to the ship's spa and got a facial/massage combo. It was INCREDIBLE. It was expensive, but OH MY GOD! |
| natsim |
A complimentary facial for buying some Clarins products once. |
| CCHRISS4355 | | (reply to bond_girl) posted 7-Jun-2008 1:21pm |
Yes i have had pedicures manicures haircuts and a makeup lession |
