Stylus Hair De Rock

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from August 7, 2013
  

  laitpourlecorps asked:

  What's the etiquette with hairdresser consultations? Hey guys. I've had the same hair for like 10 years now and never done anything to it... since I'm starting a new job soon I decided to go get it cut much shorter and maybe coloured, my question is: since I've never had my hair coloured all I want is to go into a hairdresser and ask them to tell me what would look good and talk through different options about how they're going to do it. What's the etiquette with this kind of thing? Are most hairdressers happy to take time out to just talk about this or do I have to book first? How do I know where to book if I haven't talked to anyone? If a hairdresser does go through it with me for free is it then rude not to go with them for whatever reason? If you have any great stylists or colour-ists you can recommend (just for basic colours, more concerned about them being able to recommend stuff to someone like me who's pretty clueless) that would be fab too. Thanks in advance!

  

  usersame replied:

  [Stylus is great](https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stylus-Hair-De-Rock/226845114004335?fref=ts). The hairdresser, Lee, is really good at giving advice as to what will work well with your hair and the type of effort that you want to put into it - whether there will be a lot of work to keep it looking good, or if it's a good casual do. It's a good idea to have some ideas as to what you're after when going it. It's pretty hard to start from a completely blank canvas, so a bit of direction would help - but she will offer guidance as well.

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• Referral from March 22, 2013
  

  Venom D. asked:

  anyone know of a hairdresser that is 'good' with children with additional needs - particularly those with sensory issues? I don't want a short back and sides for VMan and he DOES like it long himself, a lá Brian Jones. He is not comfortable having his head/hair touched so no barber with buzzing clippers or angry hairstylist with zero patience. inner west would surely have some one suitable? HELP. whilst I'm completely fabulous at almost everything, hairdressing isn't my forte.

  

  Joanne B. replied:

  Try Lee Skeggs at Stylus. I'm not sure about the children situation but she's pretty down to earth so you could ask her about it. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stylus-Hair-De-Rock/226845114004335?fref=ts Stylus Hair De Rock Spas/Beauty/Personal Care Page: 144 like this

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