Could There Be A Barber Shop, Beauty Salon, Or Beaty Supply That Will Hire Me At 14 In Atlanta, Georgia.?
Posted in Beauty & Style on 09. Jan, 2010
Anything that will help me to get money and help oput my mom and family.
What’s A Good, Affordable Flat-iron I Can Get From Sally’s Beauty Supply?
Posted in Beauty & Style on 29. Dec, 2009
My hair is thick, and kind of coarse && damaged looking, but then again, it’s always been like that. I want one that makes it nice and shiny and well-conditioned looking. I tried a variety of hair products, including the expensive ones, like Redken and John Frieda, and they didn’t do shiiit for me.
Can’t be some ungodly amount, sorry. I’m not gonna spend almost all of my lifetime savings for the pricer ones, like the CHI or GHD.
How Much Does It Cost To Dye Your Hair At A Sally Beauty Supply Store?
Posted in Beauty & Style on 29. Dec, 2009
I plan to dye my hair red for Halloween. I have dark-to-medium brown hair and I want it to be a pretty brilliant red for my costume (Poison Ivy from the Batman comics).
The catch: I’m a starving college student. The most I could possibly do is $30 and that’s … a bit much.
So yeah, how much does it cost to get one’s hair dyed at Sally’s?
(This is the color I want it to be: http://www.bebe.com/Fragrance-GIFTS-Prod…
What’s A Good, Affordable Flat-iron I Can Get From Sally’s Beauty Supply?
Posted in Beauty & Style on 28. Dec, 2009
My hair is thick, and kind of coarse && damaged looking, but then again, it’s always been like that. I want one that makes it nice and shiny and well-conditioned looking. I tried a variety of hair products, including the expensive ones, like Redken and John Frieda, and they didn’t do shiiit for me.
Can’t be some ungodly amount, sorry. I’m not gonna spend almost all of my lifetime savings for the pricer ones, like the CHI or GHD.
How Much Money Is Needed To Start A Beauty Supply Business?
Posted in Beauty & Style on 27. Dec, 2009
lots ♥
Are There Any Other Present Or Ex Employees Of Sallys Beauty Supply Who Are Aware Of Being Exploited? ?
Posted in Beauty & Style on 27. Dec, 2009
I like many other employees, of this store do have a Cosmetology License, stopped doing Hair, due to worn out body parts etc.
I am finally out of there, it was the worst place I have ever worked!!! They take EXPLOITATION to a new level. I only took the job, because, it’s what was the best out of the other available options I had had at that time. Besides low… low pay, they allow others, coworkers. customers to accuse and abuse you, without any them having to substanciate any facts.
While its always good business to care for the customer, they could give a flying hoot about thier employees! I was one of the minority,as far as thier employees go, I spoke up about these abuse’s..I did it in a very tactful respectable manner etc…In one case, for example, there are no allowable coffee breaks and lunch hours are not a garuntee much of the time, even if your sick. They treated me as a machine, and took away my sick pay benefits,cut my hours as a result of being absent due to illness for 6 times in 18 months, most of which was flu, and I had always called in and supplied a sick note from my Dr.
After this I was bullied by my then boss, given more night hours than anyone else, which meant getting home from work at 1030pm. My reviews and raises disappeared and so on.
They totally ignored the fact that I covered for co-workers, worked 12 hour days when I did, when they fell sick and for the crappy pay, or that I came into work even after I was up all night with my kid at the emergency room at the hospital, who was very, very sick for a very long time and was at emergency on an average of once or twice a week for almost a year.
What baffels me is why the majority of thier employees stay there and never admit to anyone that counts and allow this to happen. I know about not wanting to rock the boat and passive agressive people, but this takes the cake.
Perplexed by the apathy of others here in Arizona?
