Do you like getting your hair washed at the hairdresser?
The running water sound does help me too. .. and they make me take out my noise cancelling earbuds .
Snd am learning about doing innocuous small talk about stuff. but I normally never initiate the conversation.
Is ferls nice to have mice hair, but it feels nicer to leave their place of business.Afterwards
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Diagnosed hfa
Loves velcro,
How do you all get your hair styled without going through uncomfortable processes like these?
I ask, because when I started on the job market for a receptionist position, I was told point blank by the head of the job agency that I needed to do something about my hair and told me "they only want the most attractive ladies up front". (Also note that this was a job agency associated with disability services...)
That sexist nonsense aside, last time I managed to get a Data Entry job where I didn't have to worry much, but now I'm back in the job market and have started applying for Receptionist positions because Data Entry jobs have been far and few in between and haven't even given me interviews. And even though it was sexist nonsense, I'm afraid it's true. I'm not the prettiest girl and nothing can change that, but certainly my styling of my hair could use much improvement. So I wonder if anyone has any advice.
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Diagnosed with ADHD, Strongly Suspecting I'm also Autistic
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I ask, because when I started on the job market for a receptionist position, I was told point blank by the head of the job agency that I needed to do something about my hair and told me "they only want the most attractive ladies up front". (Also note that this was a job agency associated with disability services...)
That sexist nonsense aside, last time I managed to get a Data Entry job where I didn't have to worry much, but now I'm back in the job market and have started applying for Receptionist positions because Data Entry jobs have been far and few in between and haven't even given me interviews. And even though it was sexist nonsense, I'm afraid it's true. I'm not the prettiest girl and nothing can change that, but certainly my styling of my hair could use much improvement. So I wonder if anyone has any advice.
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I am sorry in advance if I say something off or rude - English is not my native language and I come from another culture.
Wow, such a phrase would piss me off completely! For a couple of weeks, I think I would become an anxiety ball of low self-esteem!.....
About hair, here is what one can do:
0 make a haircut that doesn't require everyday hair styling. One can google "haircut with no hairstyling" or something, and choose and then come to the hairdresser and show the picture and say to have a haircut that doesn't require hair styling. I use kitty cut for example.
I don't style my hair, it dries on its own after washing and I think it looks pretty.
1 Find a proper shampoo and conditioner. A good one that suits the type of hair. And find out how often hair requires washing. This drastically changed the quality of my hair one day: I always thought I had bad-quality hair before that. I wash my hair every other day cos I have very oily skin and my hair gets greasy quickly. I don't think I can post a link to the product here because that would be advertising. I think though I can say - it is not mass-market, it is something semi-professional from a hair-shop.
2 I hate everyday hair styling, it is boring as hell and I don't like to feel throughout the day my hair tightened. And I wouldn't say I like the feeling that I should sit still and don't spoil my hair. If hairstyling is required I would suggest some simple solutions without any products like wax, glue, pomade, hair dryer, or curling iron :
a simple ponytail
a simple braid
or headband with loose hair
I hope this somehow helps.
I cut my own hair too, I can't walk too good, i have a walker & a wheelchair, it is hard to go places on my own. When I could walk better years ago, I went to the hairdresser, I didn't like it too much, I didn't like getting my hair wash cuz of the sink, the sink can hurt my neck, it was little loud in there & alot of lights. I love cutting my own hair, it is free, I can cut the front but the back is very hard.
I never liked how it felt on my neck (the back of the sink). Ugh. Plus the last places I went would always charge extra. Not worth it imo.
I wish I get a dry cut, years ago when I went to the hairdresser, my haircuts were good, but later there can be strain of hair that were uneven, my hair was alot curly back then.
No...No....No.....Only do it cause , its part of Hygeine ..dont want strangers touching any part of me .!
Lucky , I do not use a wig...but seriously thinking on it ! Prolly end up putting it on. upside down
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Diagnosed hfa
Loves velcro,
I also LOVE having my teeth scraped by a dental hygienist -- not the ultrasonic gizmo, but the old fashioned way. I guess I have sensory "seeking."
As a male its actually embarrassing for me getting a 20 something attractive female hairdresser give me a shampoo and head wash as invariably it involves a scalp massage. they know I am enjoying it. One time I had it done and the lady who was at the cash register cracked a joke about me enjoying my hair wash and I was legitimately thinking whether I was showing my getting my rocks off while getting my head massaged.
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