Girly questions - is it safe..

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Re: Girly questions - is it safe..

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Feline wrote:I am a new member and will be moving to Hua Hin within the next couple of months. I would also like to know of a good hairdresser that uses L'Oreal products and know how to colour blonde hair? Am I presuming too much????

Weeeeell - as Vital says earlier getting highlights/blonde bits done can be fraught. Some good - some not. A lot of salons do use L'Oreal though.
To be honest I'd always use the same tactic as at home in the UK - have just a wash and blow dry done first and see how you feel about the hairdresser before getting anything else done. Work up to colouring!
And BTW VS - it seems rare these days for hairdressers in the UK to use the old cap and pin method! Most weave and separate with foils. I guess the Thai ladies are trying to copy that without enough training?

My main reservation about colouring at all in Thailand is that they normally only need to use a block colour on black hair - often a red - and just aren't used to matching the infinite number of blonde shades.
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Aha, so thats where the Fish and Tackle shop is!!. :thumb:
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I'd love to help but sorry- it is just not safe to have blonde highlights done in HH....after several disastrous attempts at different salons, I have come to the conclusion that there is only one place you can go to - Bangkok:
I suggest the French hairdresser at the Sofitel Silom Bangkok.
Name is David (at Style Paris hairdresser) and he speaks perfect English.
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Make an appointment (Sofitel extension 1235 or 1236) ....beware -it is not cheap, but for me worth every satang!
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Hi there, after trying many salons in Hua Hin I have short hair and have it dyed blonde. I used to have hi-lights but gave it up as a bad job. The hairdresser I have used for the last 2 years is Elle which is near The Baguette Shop near the King's Palace, the girl who cuts my hair is called Lec, very good cut, I would say as good as my hairdresser used to do in the UK, cut and blow dry 150 baht and when I have a cut and my roots done it's 800baht. If you need to ask any more girly things please feel free to pm me.
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Yes you are presuming too much. You can find hairdressers
who can give a good cut. But they nothing about blond hair
and colour. At least not in HH. Maybe Bangkok is a better
choice ? The strong sun in HH is also hard on our hair.
But I do get good hairmasks in HH who makes the hair
less dry. Maybe you could bring your own stuff and instruct
the hairdresser ?
Good luck.
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