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Hey, what's up what's up what's up what's up good morning good morning or good evening whenever you are watching this, but we are going to get into this because it is a mess as it pertains to these new hair stylists. Now the decorum, the unprofessionalism, the rules, regulations and fees that they are charging is ridiculous on top of their behavior surrounding customer service. Now I understand that there are rules and policies that one you know would like their customers to follow, but there are certain times where you, as a business owner, are able to use your discretion to go around the rules, because sometimes it calls for that. Sometimes you know there's something that you feel empathy towards the other person and you're willing to for forfeit a rule, because it's just common human decency. You know, but these stylists, these nail techs these lash uh, ladies, they are losing their mind and I'm gon na go over a few videos with you guys of examples of them losing their Everlasting mind. Now. This woman right here is a lash Tech and she took to tick tock to basically talk about a client who she claims is not her client, but talk about a client who recently was dealing with the death of her boyfriend. The client was not able to do her appointment because she was mourning the loss of her boyfriend and this hair stylist wanted to. Let y'all know how it is on their side and why the policy and the rule is the rule and why she has no remorse. For it so we're gon na look at it. Okay, hey, let's go straight in hey, I'm sorry! I missed my appointment. My boyfriend died and I haven't been able to think straight period. Please. I really need help with the funeral, since I need my money back no period. Okay, first things. First, sorry for your loss. This is not any of my clients, someone, I know and we're about to get in it. So, at the end of the day, y'all be on a for you page caring about stylist myself a day myself today, so I'm professional with ghetto. But let me tell you something: you got: ta have a certain kind of personality, a certain kind of characteristics to do with some of these clients because number one: why did you go on the booking site? Pay, a deposit, no show or nothing anything. You could just send a message and get your money big, and it's like what do your situation do with me? Why did something happen to you? So it happened to me. Why do you feel, like you, get a pass to bypass all of my policies and procedures? What about the time it took for me to get to work? What about the gas it took? What about the day that I had to set up, because I thought I had a certain kind of appointments like y'all, don't ever think about it, but she's supposed to get her money back. No, no! You got ta, be kidding me and a gag. Is it wasn't? Even her boyfriend, it was her SD and it's like girl, now, okay, and if you guys are wondering what SD is that's sugar daddy, so the girl is basically saying hey, I'm sorry, I missed my appointment. My boyfriend died and I haven't been able to think straight. Please I really need help with funeral expenses and need my money back all right. So this woman who says that this isn't her client. She obviously knows the person because she says that it wasn't even her boyfriend. It was her sugar, daddy and what happened to you? Ain'T got nothing to do with me. It'S like girl, you don't have no compassion for certain situations and it's giving broke at this point, because I'm I'm feeling like this to have that type of behavior means that you probably already done spent the girl money and you broke, and you can't give it back Because if somebody is literally dealing with a death, you didn't use no products you didn't use like. I would. I would gladly be like you know what sorry for your loss, sending my condolences. You know. Hopefully you you get better soon. You know um. The girl basically had to defend herself and she posted this. She said um, her boyfriend died and she said that he was a great man and he is not her sugar daddy. She said the girl was lying about him being her sugar, daddy, and she showed videos of her and him together. Okay, so she showed all of her videos of her and her man together, and you know she said that she was hurting behind it. So one person on uh Twitter, she said I hate this entire culture around providing a service has changed so much F the money we used to build relationships with our beauticians. This would have never been a conversation until the past two to three years. That lady would have got her money, condolences, flour and food, okay, um, and so this girl right here she got a lot of flack for what she said and how she did not have any empathy or anything, and she decided to turn her comments off. Then she decided to make another video, okay, explaining herself all right, so first off y'all really got ta cut it out, because what y'all doing is called harassment and bullying I'm entitled to have an opinion. That'S the first thing I stated in the video. These are my opinions. This is not. My client did y'all not hear that part. This is not my client. I never had and never will post a situation that I've experienced with a client literally never had never will. But I will speak on something that I feel like. I would like to speak on in regards to someone else and there's nothing that anyone can say on this app to tell me that I cannot. Second of all, just because I said that I wouldn't give the lady her money back, because she was obviously lying and when I say Obviously lying it went over a lot of people head at the end of the video. I said whole time. It was her SD, because clients tell us their business, so she told this particular stylist her business about so you decided to discuss other people business, but she won't discuss your client's business but because it's somebody else's business. What'S the difference so um the girl had to prove that it was actually her boyfriend and had to show the um obituary. You know she submitted the obituary and she said it's my boyfriend. It is not my SD, like the nerve of people, but my whole thing is like, even if it was her sugar daddy, like that's somebody that obviously was giving her some sugar and some funds, if that was a sugar daddy situation, so you think somebody ain't gon Na be hurt because it's a sugar daddy any less, like that's somebody who was supposedly financially taking care of the person, so that's gon na hurt, even more like, is with her SD. So in I don't give a damn if it's the Milkman. If I got a relationship with that person, if I feel sad about it, I feel sad about it period so um that was her. So I've seen several other videos of stylists who clearly have lost their mind. So this girl went viral. I want to say um. I think like last month, or so when she showed her stylist, did a very, very, very poor job. I guess she said that the girls work on her page was good work and so she booked her and then she ended up getting her hair done and when she was done getting her hair done. She wanted her money back so in her requesting her money back. The girl did not want to give her her money back, even though the BR, the the faux Locs looked it a hot damn mess: okay, a hot mess. What is it that you don't like right? Seeing my words yeah like this, do not look like the work. I'Ve seen here, you've got orange hair on top of black hair. I'Ve had like color hair on top of black hair, a lot in my like it's, never this puffy. I know I've had lots before so it might and I've had colored on it, but it's never. This puffy, it's okay, so what you want me to do, can I can? I have my deposit back because this this, like you, can like honestly, you can like cut. You can like cut the bottoms and stuff. You hear me, you know. Okay, like I said you can take these out, I don't have a problem with paying you. I don't like this. Okay, like I'm, recording this now, so we can take these out. You can cut them when you get a service and then you don't pay for it. So everything you have not paid for it, so I paid half for it. I don't like the service and you can take the service out. Like I said of the install fee, you got the install I just called Fulton County, and so when I seen this, I'm like clearly they're trolling. Clearly, this is not real and then the police came and the girl was serious, like she really called the police. Like I'm, the type of person like I know how to do: hair. Okay, I know how to braid my own hair. I know how to you know, do individuals. I know how to do weaves wigs, all of that, but sometimes um, and sometimes people ask me to do their hair like if I do somebody hair and I look at it and I because I've done back in the day like back back back in the day. I remember I did my cousin's hair and the hair that she chose was very bad hair and I tried to like cut her some bangs and it looked a mess like. I can't I wouldn't even charge for this like. If you see your work and you see it look a mess like I wouldn't even like as a person, I wouldn't even feel comfortable charging for that, but she was dead, serious and she ended up calling the police broadcast it. This woman here has put this hot mess in my head and is now calling the cops on me because I don't want to practice for an individual. However, I had probably issues that my friend this woman - let's put this in my head and wants me to pay for it, so I advise heard that stuff by taking does not want to pay. Take the service down. I told her that I could, but that's still a feat, however, she's not willing to pay anything, don't lie to the police babe. I asked her to give me my money back, because this is a hot mess and she can take this out. I'M not trying to leave and they can watch the videos okay. Well, they can watch my video yeah you're lying to the police right now. So I'm just you you're, lying today that you're lying to the police right now on your own video, so okay, you're lying to the police right now, no, no weapon, no ciao, so the police ended up coming child. Where is the video of the police coming because there was a whole video child, the police ended up coming and the police told her that she had to pay. Where is the phone put it online? Okay, that's fine! I'M gon na put you online, but this is the finished product and she's asking for 100 more dollars. So here's here's. What I can tell you, okay finished product is already it's already finished already done. Okay, pay her for that service. Okay! Now it's handy because you can get a copy of that report. It takes foot to civil court, okay, because the service wasn't up here. You can try to see it for the best and try to get that back. Okay, okay, as of today, you have to pay that okay, because don't set the services I feel like she knew that she messed up and that's why she called the police, because she can get her money and that's so ridiculous. Does that make sense if you want to pay the hundred dollars yeah, because I'm not trying to go to jail, but this is ridiculous, like I can't make determination on whether it's ridiculous or not, I can't say, is I'm sorry y'all gon na have to put me: That'S a day in jail that I'm gon na sit okay, cause you're gon na have to get it back in blood period. You got to get it back in blood because no ma'am, no ham and no turkey - I would not be paying for that. I'M sorry! I don't care, I feel, like the girl was trying to be funny at this point like I feel like you trying to be funny. If you really just sit here and put this in my hair and think that I'm supposed to pay for it, and you think that it's okay and I know a lot of people in the comments are saying you know well, why would she sit there and let Her put that in there the girl probably did not have a mirror, so she could see I'm guessing. I don't know like when I'm getting my hair done. I do a progress check. You know like, as is going on. I'D be, like you know, I'd be bringing my hair to the front and trying to see like you know, but that's just me, but maybe she didn't see a mirror to see that she was doing that. You know because I mean I'm not gon na lie. I have had a time where I got my hair done before and I kind of was like in my phone and looking at my phone, but I still don't care I with dots. I would not pay for that, like you got to get it back in blood like you got to get it back in blood. Take me to court whatever whatever, but I'm not paying you I'm not, I'm, not, I'm not paying you period. So this is another video of a girl who basically got her hair done and the hair was already like lifting and stuff, and so basically she asked for a refund because she was not pleased with her hair either. So let me play it. My hair done - and this happened when I told her I didn't like it - she slammed the door on my face and locked. It shut the [ __ ] up about it all right and then she text her and she said little ugly, a girl. It took everything in me not to try to unalive you, you better, be thankful, I'm changing my ways and God is working on me daily. That'S all. I must say, after all, that you're still ugly and a little broke a little girl and still nobody even knows you lame a b foreign. I got my hair done and this happened when I told if y'all saying wow to that ciao, let's share the next one. So this next person got their hair braided and when they got their hair braided their scalp was bleeding. So she contacted the hair stylist and told her hey ma'am. When I got home, I looked in the mirror and my scalp is literally bleeding and the hair stylist told her. Well, let me read it so, as you can see the braids, the parts are not even there's big Parts: big braids little braids, the hair. Don'T even look tight to the scalp, so I don't even understand because it don't even look braided tight. So I don't even understand how her scalp got like that, but I do know like there's like this tool that people put on their hand that helps part. So I don't know if she used a comb that was digging in her or or that parting tool, but it looks a mess. So the girl texts, The Stylist and she said I didn't pull my hair up or anything. That'S how it looked once I got home. So the lady text her and says no ma'am. I asked you while I was doing your hair, was I stabbing you and you said no before you left, your hair was fine. Why didn't you say anything before you left? If I was braiding too tight, I would have fixed it. I can offer you ten percent off your next appointment. I apologize, but I do not provide refunds. Okay. So if you asked her, were you stabbing her, then you knew you were stabbing her in your work. Ain'T even neatly parted. You got big braids small braids, and then this looked like three braids in one. What do you mean? You could give her 10 off the next appointment ain't? No next appointment, [ __ ]! What are you talking about? What next appointment like? I would never go to you ever again. What are you talking about the next appointment? You knew you were stabbing her. You said if I, if, while I was doing your hair, I asked you was I stabbing you, you knew you were stabbing her. That'S why you asked: what are you talking about 10 off the next appointment? What next appointment, what what these new hair stylists have lost their mind? So then, a hair stylist decided a different hair stylist decided to make a policy that you cannot come if your hair is not straight so miss Ari styles says: if your hair is extra long and thick like this, come braided or pay me extra period to braid. It because this setting me back an hour, it's gon na, take almost an hour to braid this flat if your hair is extra long and thick. First of all, these new stylists really grind my gears because number one half of you heifers don't even be licensed for one half. You heifers need to get a damn fine and to be closed. The hell down, because you ain't supposed to be doing it anyways to have these type of attitudes number two. If you are licensed, you're taught how to manage all hair types, and if you can't work with all hair types, then you don't need to be doing hair. If you can't handle thick hair, thin, hair, long, hair, short hair, then you need to be out of the business of doing hair. That'S why the people going to you in the first place an extra fee cause your hair is thick y'all, don't even be having hair. Maintaining skills like y'all, don't even like the purpose back in the day when people went to hair stylist was so that they can take care of their hair. You know you guys, don't even do hair care, you got ta clip the ends, wash the hair. A lot of styles won't even flat iron right or go right if the hair is not washed correctly. So why, as a stylist, wouldn't you want to do the process from beginning to end? That'S why you're charging these ridiculous amounts. The amounts that you're charging be ridiculous. Already and then you attack attach these tacky fees on the top of it and the fee, the original price that y'all charging be a ridiculous anyways a mess. So then there was an example okay, so there was an example of what's acceptable and what's not acceptable. Okay, so in case you didn't know now, you know straight acceptable, not straight not acceptable, and another stylist also wanted y'all to know that um. These are the rules. So let me show y'all this other stylist child, hey guys, sharing a few changes on my site, one! Your natural hair must already be braided down before your appointment for now on number. First of all, if you do hair see me again, I know how to do hair. I know how to do weaves, wigs braids, all of it. The way that I install my weight. My weaves or wigs, the braid pattern has to be a certain type of way. So how are you even ensuring that you're giving your clients the flattest hairstyle, if you didn't braid it yourself like for me, I have to braid, depending on the style, depending on where the part is gon na sit depending on. If you have a middle part parting, whether you have hair out or not or a side parting, whether you have hair out or not, the braids have to be braided a certain type of way for it to lay flat like. If I wear my hair to a side, part there's a certain way that I braid my hair, even if I'm wearing a full wig, so that the part where it's supposed to be a natural part, it lays flat like how are y'all even ensuring that you're, like There'S no way that don't that don't even make sense to me um! That'S that already tells me that you're doing crappy work. Your natural hair must already be braided down before your appointment for now on 10 cornrows going back or must be flat. Otherwise, a fifteen dollar fee is a perlide to braid down. Your lace must be dropped off ahead of time prior to appointment same day. Plucking bleaching is a twenty dollar fee. No extra guess new location location will be given day of appointment unless you're dropping off lace. So, after all these Dusty stylist, there was a woman on Tick Tock who who was like? Listen, I'm a stylist and I understand why women are fed up with these new stylists because they are ridiculous and let me share with y'all what she had to say because it was facts. These new stylists are really damn ridiculous understands. Why, as someone who is a licensed, cosmetologist and two separate safes, I completely understand why clients are over these new age hair stylists and why they are fed up with you guys, [ __, ] y'all are full of [ __ ], like these new age. Girls really be smoking. Dick first off y'all be having rules that sound like a crackhead themselves throughout the [ __ ]. So many rules and requirements and I'm like you're charging upwards of 250, 300 plus dollars and you don't even wash or blow dry your client's hair. They got ta come wash and blow dry, so they don't have to service their self and you learn in school, which I know a lot of Bishops didn't go, but you learn in cosmetology school that is so important to wash your clients hair yourself, because a lot Of people either physically cannot properly wash their hair or they just generally don't know how to properly wash their hair. So you're doing these services on dirty, ass, hair and then to top it off the attitude, be [ __ ], the customer service be [, __ ]. The whole experience be [, __ ], then you're doing it out of your crib, which there's nothing wrong with doing out of your crib. I know a lot of girls do hair out of their crib and they are fire. The issue is you're charging prices that you would be. That would make a lot more sense. If you had boot front to pay, you don't have no good friend to pay. You don't work in the salon, sis. Why are you charging these prices and you don't wash your hair and you don't blow dry their [ __ ]? You couldn't even cut their [ __ ] if they needed their real hair cut. Their ends just broke all the way. Half up they hold the whole shaft, just [, __ ] up, don't know [ __ ] about their real hair or anything. These modern hair, stylists have gotten hair stylists, have gotten lazy as [ __ ], but also expensive, as [ __ ]. How you charge them more, you lazy as [ __ ]. Like you, [ __ ] are lazy. You cannot be mad at clients for calling you out and then when people call it out, it's like, oh, if y'all just need to go to somebody y'all can afford it's, not the price, it's the principal. What are what what are the girl he's paying for? What are they paying for period? What are they paying for the hair, not included? They don't have to work, and they got your crib mind you at your crib babies, Holland, uh, baby, daddy's, coming all the all the things of the things ciao bam, smoking, dick got. Ta be got ta, be drugs all right, and I agree with her. It'S totally facts like it's totally facts like it's a it is re, damn ridiculous, the the um rules and policies. It'S a ten dollar uh late fee. If you don't come to the appointment on time, but then, if you come to the appointment on time, you got ta, wait two hours for the [ __ ] to be done with a client. That'S ahead of you, like you, can't even schedule properly for the allotted amount of time that you need to do this hairstyle. But you want me to sit here and wait, but if I'm late 10 minutes - God forbid, I got ta pay this fee. But if I get on time - and I got ta wait for your previous client - you don't knock off no money off my service how'd that work how'd. I work it's a mess. I feel like these new age. Stylists need to get it together because it makes people start to not want to um support. You know entrepreneurs and things like that, and it's so unfortunate because you want to support your people. You want to support your kind, but when you get certain services and I'm not gon na say that is through all black businesses, I'm not one of those type of people like. Oh, I had a bad experience with one black person, so I'm not supporting black people. No never be me period, I'm still going to support black period. However, it makes people easily have an excuse on why they don't want to support black, and I feel like just it's. I I deal on things on an individual level like I'm just not gon na support that stylist. You know what I'm saying, but I'm not going to deter myself from supporting black period, but you know it is what it is um you guys uh. Let me know what you guys think: do you guys want to come up and talk about this or or y'all want to catch um? Another video, another topic. Let me know if anybody wants to come up and speak press one. Um Nick you'd be a lovely partner in an interracial relationship, interesting um press one. If y'all want to come up press two, if y'all cool with the video ending - and we talk about something else - let me know, let me know lucky what you got to say hold on. Let me put the stream yard Link in the chat chat. Let me put the stream yard link in the chat, how long, how long, how long all right, let me put the stream yard Link in the chat. It'S ones. It'S twos all right! Well, we're gon na talk to the ones and then we'll be uh, we'll be back for another topic, but the stream yard link is in the chat. Let me Pin It To The Top so that y'all can um. Yes, nails are ridiculous. It'S the nail techs! It'S the Lash text, it's the hair, stylist, it's the all of it all of it is a mess lucky hello, all right, good morning, uh good morning good morning. What'S your thoughts, girl, you up early early, I sure am I thought it is. I don't understand how the girl who's getting the braids installed in her head, and it took like three or four hours to do that like. Why? Is she not checking her work while it's going on like? I would think that, after like the first four or five braids I'd say, let me look at them and I would look through and see if they're in the same pattern and same style, that I would want it to look for the entire head. That stuff looks so raggedy like she just basically took it and tied a knot around one piece of hair. She couldn't even see as a style. She shouldn't even have said. This is my work like I've. I'Ve performed this in this service for you, and this is what I do, that [ __ ] look horrible, it looks a mess, it looked horrible, but I don't understand why the girl did it noticed that before she got so long into it, you can't sit up There, no three or four hours getting your hair, braided and you're not checking to see if the hair is smooth if they the same size. You know I don't understand that so a lot of that is her fault and then another thing too, when the officer tried to tell her that she had to pay her for that um, that's a civil suit, so he couldn't uh. The officer can't tell you that you got to pay for that, the officer all he can tell you is like he said it. First, it's a civil suit and then her as The Stylist would have to go and file at the small claims court. We know what that is style at the small claims court to get her money for the work that she did right. He couldn't have me tell he tell he was telling, but he no, but he was telling her that she had to pay her like uh-uh. I'M not paying her, I would have gave her no money, I didn't they didn't say how much she said she wanted a hundred dollars yeah she. I guess she had to pay another hundred another hundred on top of the deposit or whatever she already gave her right. [ __ ] ain't, nothing! I she wouldn't got nothing else for me and we they just had we've been on high speed trades down the highway because I would have gave them nothing for that hair dude. But I guess that would make it worse than what it was, but she was, I don't know, I don't think I would have paid her and they would have just had to take me to jail. I know that's petty over a hundred dollars, but I could have did that one where the girl scalp was bleeding. That'S weird, because it seems like I would feel lacerations in my head before I left like. I would feel some blood or something would feel wet or something before I left and then again, even with the girl, with this bleeding y'all spending, 200 300 dollars and ain't, nobody got a mirror, nobody got a mirror throughout the process and your head bleeding and before You left up out of that that girl's house, you didn't look at your head like even if she went to go, look at it in the mirror. She probably looking at it from like frontwards like she probably not seeing like looking at from the top like once. She got home, she probably felt like hold on like what the heck is going on and then probably investigated a little bit longer or whatever but hold on. Let me add: a L, boogie, L, boogie, hey, what's up hey, do great sting, though it seems like if your hair, if your skin is cut or whatever well, I feel like uh braids are painful period, so some people might not be able to distinguish the two. Like sometimes people braid really tight to where it hurts, so you might not be able to distinguish it to go, get go, get dressed for school. Now, I'm on live back up back up, go get dressed for school. Um yeah go ahead! L boogie foreign, I'm doing well. What'S your thoughts um, I feel like I've been getting my hair done. Like my whole life, my mom used to take me my auntie's take me to get my hair done and professional settings. Then I started going to like you're not trying to support your friends, your cousins and whoever whatever. Then we started going into this Instagram stuff and it just seems like after covet everybody feeling like a boss and for me you're not doing ball stuff you're, not doing it in the sequential order. You'Re, not you're, not doing nothing like you sitting up here. You capped up, but then you want to charge people outrageous stuff, you mad rude, and then you posting stuff online and my whole deal is why not hire a technician? If you saw bossed up like what's the point of sitting up here online and talking all this and talking all that and making it seem like you're putting people down or whatever you still a stylist you're supposed to be offering a service, I come here to get You know be relaxed to some extent when you getting your hair washed. You know you're going through this. You coming to kind of Reform yourself from like all the stuff you went through now, all of a sudden. It'S it's I'm more stressed out than how I came so it's at this point. It'S like people, learning and doing it on them. You know by themselves on YouTube or whatever nobody got time for y'all and y'all really feel to go out of business. To be honest, all right, uh, Kiki, hello, okay, okay, hello, yeah, go ahead; yes, I mean okay for me personally, I you I used to go. Get my hair braided from the African shops. I used to go get my hair braided, even just the chop shops at home, I'll say it that way. Now, for me personally, I stopped going to both getting my hair done and going to get my nails done when the pandemic, just you know, happened, and it's like what what the other person just said. It just seems as if everybody want to be the boss, but everybody's, not I I'm and there's no pun intended, but everybody is not the boss, like me, everybody's, not on that level, in order to carry yourself on a level of being a boss, you have to You could cover yourself case in point. I live in Atlanta, it's been so many stories when it comes down to just nails like one lady. Here she got caught a bad infection and it's just it's it's to the point where we we as people, I hate to say it black people, us black people. We we try to help our people. We try to get these deals, but then, on the back end, we end up getting slapped in the face. Now me personally, it's one girl here in Atlanta that I would still go to, but since I've been teaching myself how to do nails and even how to break my own hair, I'm not going to do it, but with her she goes to Clark Atlanta. She comes from California, but when you go to her, I I've never met a girl like her who's, not even, I repeat, she's, not even 23 years old. This girl she has more professionalism than anybody that I've ever crossed past. Why? You can't? You can't say that it's just all people you just got ta bring it on an individual level. It'S plenty stylists who are um good as well as the bad. It'S just the bad apples kind of deter a lot of people but hold on one. Second, Kiki uh go ahead black queen good morning. I just want to say shout out to my stylist. I love my stylist, I'm so glad that I can get my hair taken down washed braided and done and curled all in one 150 wig install um and two. I just wanted to say that when you had the girl on there and because I don't want to say anything to your audience, I just want to say in general that I don't feel like. I don't like how I'm not going to speak about no other race, because I'm only going to speak for black people, but I just noticed black people in the comments talking trash about her parents talking about her lips and saying all this and stuff, and I just Think that is so wiggity whack like if people don't want anybody to talk about them, but they'll be the first to be in the comment section typing some BS towards the moment. That is so ridiculous. We got people dragging us to talk about us all day. Talking about the the hair, the comments made on the the hair stylist that was calling out the black hair stylist. Yes, yes, when I was reading the comments and it was, it was somebody named Jay talking about her lips and stuff and I'm like you know, that's ridiculous. I actually follow her and and I'm not biased, though I'm a black woman, I support black women and black men, and I just I don't like that, but that's all I want to say I have been watching the show forever for years. I wake up. I go to sleep watching a show. I love unique. Oh thank you. I appreciate that, of course, I'm gon na go back and back to watching, because I'm getting ready for my work today. Okay, all right: okay, Courtney. Thank you. Courtney. Courtney going once Courtney going twice all right: uh Superstar, Graham my name. How are you good morning good morning? I just want to chime in real, quick um. As far as the stylists are concerned, I think that we as consumers, you know first off. We have to also be mindful and respectful when we approach them um, because I know a lot of times. Consumers can be rude as well, but at the end of the day, when you are uh being respectful and you know being nice to The Stylist, they should return that same energy as well, because we are the consumers and we are supporting your business and we are Keeping food on your table and you're providing a service for us, so I think it's fair that a lot of these stylists need to also take into account some of the things that they're doing, which is why a lot of us should just start doing our own Hair and our own Nails, because it seems like it's it's becoming worse and worse. Okay, all right! Thank you! Um one. Second, uh w Wait, WTF with the something with the family, tapers hi Nick. How are you hey, I'm doing good? How about yourself? I'M just fine! I'M here at work, but I I'm new to your channel, but I watch you all the time now you are really doing your thing over there. So thank you. I appreciate that. Okay, now I am big on um supporting black on small black owned businesses, and one thing that I have noticed about our people and I can talk about our people because I am an African-American woman and sometimes we make it hard for people to support us in General, not everybody, but just especially the hair stylist that do hair from home and I'm all about building Brands and things like that. But if you know you are overbooked, you you can't get all of the money. Sometimes you have to turn it down. That'S right. You know and and just be respective of other people's time, because if you set my appointment for 10, I'm early and you don't get to me to 12 or 1 and you taking breaks in between time, you feeding, kids, you stopping to fix lunch. You got to run to the store and all of this and you don't knock anything off my price. That'S not fair to me until I sit there and endure all of you know all of the craziness you know, and then you got kids running around back and forth and, and I say again, I support small black owned businesses, but sometimes I mean you just have To call a spade a spade, we make it hard sometimes for people to support us and, like a previous caller said you charging these prices and you're at home. You don't even have what are you doing? You don't have Booth prices to pay. What are you doing? You know I just thinking: yes, they still got rent to pay, though that's true, that's true, but as far as like um, you know we got to wash our own hair and do things that you should be doing. I just think that that's um it's too much. We'Re doing too much, and sometimes you lose people who really want to support you with the the craziness you know, so I just think as an entrepreneur, you have to be more Mindful and respectful of other people's time, and people wanted to support you all right. Well, thank you so much uh we're gon na go to uh Courtney. Okay good morning. Can you hear me yes go ahead good morning good morning, I just wanted to say, like speaking from a brightest perspective and a customer perspective like sometimes it's not always the the stylists who are at fault because I have had clients come super duper late, clients change Their mind all the time or whatever the case may be, but I will say, as a customer going to get my hair done and experiencing unprofessionalism. It has definitely taught me how to be professional and how to treat people. So I think somebody else was talking about this topic like not too long ago and a lot of the stylists. Nowadays they don't charge like per you, know the service they're, providing they're charging for this lifestyle that they're trying to maintain. So I think that's a that's. An issue too, but I just want to say, like if people do their research like look into the people that you all are hiring or um. You know trying to get a service from looking to their background. What they provide like. That'S how you, I guess, figure out who to spend your money with, but a lot of these people they're just charging, because they're trying to maintain these lavish lifestyle or these Instagram lifestyle, this Instagram fame and that sort of thing but yeah yeah. That'S very true! Thank you. Courtney, you're. Welcome. So last caller is Brittany. Brittany, hello, hey me. Can you hear me? Yes, go ahead, it's a little Muffler. I don't know if you you got a headphone on. No, I don't you know what go ahead. Just don't move around or something it was like static. Okay, can you hear me now man yeah go ahead: okay, yeah, okay, yeah cause I've been doing hair for a long time. Ever since I was probably like 17, I'm 35 now - and I was like you know when it comes down to washing hair and maintenance and everything, I'm really really big - on hair care, because I've had a client come to me and was like. Oh, I washed my hair already and just like the lady was saying before, like sometimes you're running late. You know you just want to like okay. Well, I could just go ahead and braid it. I went ahead and tried to braid her hair split it down the middle and the Palm model of this liquid hit me in the face like I'm like what and it was so brittle, I'm like what did you wash your hair with she like? Oh, I just use some um dish, soap and I knew it like when she said it. I smelled it. You know the Palmolive like she like, she didn't get it out of her hair good, I'm like wow, I'm like. So this is what you I'm okay. This is why I wash hair, because this is your hair, just like breaking off it's brittle, it's terrible, so I washed her hair and I conditioned it and she was just telling me like you know, every time I get my hair done, you know they always tell Me to come washed and, and I'm just like that's terrible. Her hair just broke off so bad, and I was like this is why? Because you're using dish liquid and not even telling you how to use the proper things like why? Why are you even using dish that you should be using shampoo um for one and then on top of that um? I'Ve showed her how to do our hair growth and like Health, serums and and growth serums, and I was getting her hair growing back and that's just what is really big on like I've. Never known like this. I'Ve had like the like the deposits like I've. Never even charged deposit one day in my life and I never yeah hold on hold on one. Second, somebody in the comments said uh dishwashing wait. Wait. I think it's feedback. When I talk so hold on. Let me let me mute you real, quick um. Somebody said dishwashing soap, question mark, So I was always taught that you can use like Dawn dish liquid in your hair as long as you follow it up with like washing it with the shampoo and conditioner. So some people use dish liquid to get the grease out. Like if your hair is really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really greasy um right, then sometimes people might use dish soap because it gets the grease out, but you should definitely wash it with regular shampoo after that and um Condition it really really good, but go ahead, Brittany! Yes, you definitely should because it takes strips all the moisture out of your hair and then you come and you try to get it. Braided, that's painful, just Braiding on top of just dry hair, and I just didn't understand and that's why a lot of my clients they come to me and they're like well. I like how you just care about my hair, because I just love doing hair like I do hair like I sit up and I make wigs on my on my spare time. I sit up and make wigs and just do braids and just different things. I just love to do so when it comes down to hair care, I'm just really big on it. I'M just like. Why do you a lot of people to do this to your hair? Then they charge so much. People in the comments say use clarifying shampoo, never dish liquid. I'Ve been using dish liquid um, you know forever and my hair is thick as hell, but as long as hell, but that's my hair. So you know um. You have to use a definite conditioner afterwards because it's so it'll dry out so bad and I just like wow, that's terrible and follow the hair stylist in the chat. They say: don't use dish liquid, don't listen to me child, but whenever my hair is really really really really greasy, I'm gon na wash it with some dish liquid and then wash it with some shampoo, some conditioner in it. But that's just no but go ahead. Brittany! Yes, no, I was just saying I was just saying: that's how it is it's like, and then I see these salad, they charge so much money and then they don't even have the they. Their work is trash. Like you said it just doesn't. It doesn't be good at all, like I only come to me already braided, just like I said, the foundation has to be right and everything has to be right. The braid pattern has to go the right way like how I want to go. Do your hair and if I wanted to style, going a certain way you got cornrows going to the back, we're not require them to go down to the side and then it's going to look crazy. Like you have these gaps in between and I didn't see, people just really mess up and they charge so much money. It'S like. I don't even charge a lot for my a lot of the Styles and I do everything from washing conditioning trimming the ends. Um, deep conditioning treatments, um, hot or treat just anything to keep the hair growth run everything, and I don't even try to have as much of these child styles that charge you got to come braid it um like. Basically, you got to come wash braid it cap already on your hair, the um concealer already down. You guys already have to look bald. You already have to have the pre-glue across your forehead, like it's good. It'S going to get to the point where, because I've seen people where they charge a hundred dollars just to oh well, actually 150 hours just to sit the wig on your head and just glue the front of it down, that's ridiculous to me like. Why would I pay 150 for you to sit there and just glue the front like from ear to ear down, and I say 150 and then you just you know, do the little style, and I understand that but 150. That'S too much! That'S a complete style. To me, 150 right right, somebody said people still using grease, there's other things that can make your hair greasy other than actual using grease. You use oils, you can use coconut oils. You have natural oils in your hair, um there's several things that can make your hair greasy other than actual just putting grease in it. But oh yeah, exactly the products that you use. It can definitely make it a lot of things, make it greasy and just like they use that got to be glue spray. A lot of that takes your hair out and it's so hard and you look up and all your edges gone. I see a lot of girls now they don't even lift they don't even like moisten the edges anymore. With the lace front, they just rip them off now and they just they don't even take the time to just moisten the front. Even though you only have this little front, you don't even have the rest of you just have this wig and you just rip the front of it off it's just this. The maintenance is just so terrible with the people now when it's coming down to hair care. It'S just terrible, yes! Well all righty! Well! Thank you, Brittany yeah, but I just still wanted to hear what you had to say. Well, all right! Well, all right, y'all um! That'S all for this video um! I just wanted to bring that to y'all, because I felt like a lot of those stylist requests are ridiculous. Now I'm no hair stylist so again follow the hairstyle. I'M not I'm no licensed hair stylist. I don't do hair as a profession. That'S not my profession! I'M a YouTuber, okay and um. Before that I was a so you know I was sewing, you know and doing clothes design. Okay stuff, like that. So that's my! You know level of expertise there. So the people in the comments say don't use dish liquid. I don't know so, don't don't don't don't don't do it use clearance Claire what they said. Clarifying shampoo, okay, use that okay, because what works for me might not work for you when my hair gets too greasy. That'S what I do. Okay and I do a deep conditioner and my hair is thick as hell, but that's me: okay, don't don't don't listen to me! Listen to the professionals, use clarifying, um, shampoo and use discernment when you're booking with these people, and I think that also stop going to people - that's not um licensed when they got these crazy requests. Okay, when you see these people because ain't nothing wrong with getting. You know a hood hookup from somebody. But if you see that these people have all of these crazy rules and requests - and all of that require them to show you that they're licensed okay, because if you are made to follow all these crazy rules, then show me your license. Okay period. But that's all for this video I'll talk to y'all on the next one. I got to assist my child in getting dressed because I told her to get dressed 20 minutes ago with talking to y'all and she is not dressed. So you got a closet full of clothes, stop all right y'all! I have to go

Beauty MacQueen: If you’re not a full time hairstylist then you can’t possibly understand the struggle. That girl with the red hair is a stripper! She does not do hair or nails full time and probably went back to stripping because all of the bs you gotta deal with when it comes to clients. I admit some people are ridiculous when it comes to customer service but who are y’all to tell someone what to charge? That’s given broke! If you can’t afford that stylist or don’t feel like it’s worth what they’re charging then go to someone else or learn how to do it yourself ‍♀️. Also a lot of these people come to stylist expecting us to tackle the same head they avoid coming everyday . Shampooing/conditioning and blow drying starts at $30 if it’s natural thick and long it’s $50 plus your install. But stylist need to do consultations and then provide pricing for this reason.

Ebony Jackson: I was going to book an appointment with a braider on the neighborhood app...until I went to styleseat to book. When I tell you the list of rules was longer than the terms and conditions on a credit card. I logged off the app and went to an African braid shop. I'm not gonna go through all that to sit in your kitchen and listen to you yell at your kids

Lola Fairchild: THIS is why I started doing my own hair, because there's a lot of UNLICENSED stylists out here charging way more than their services are worth ! I've never paid more than $150 for my hair ever in life, and those people were licensed! I got my hair braided ONE time, never again..... It was a 2 day process because her people were there kicking it, smoking weed, drinking, she had to run and get her man from work, like it was TOO much!

Dee Ransom: I watched the story time last night about the girl with bloody scalp. It’s crazy how these stylists act now and days. That’s why I just do my own hair because if I mess it up, oh well ‍♀️ Last time I got my hair braided down by someone else she tried to snatch my soul out through my scalp. I had to take the braids out it was so tight!

Sabrina Slater-Warren: I stopped going to salons years ago. I got tired of the over booking, sitting for hours, being harassed by the stylists little girl. It was unbelievable. I wore a short cut for decades. I would relax my own hair and go to cost cutters to get it trimmed. This insured that I didn't over process my hair. Now that I am natural, I either braid it and wear a wig or stretch it and put it in a ponytail. If I am really daring, I will blow dry it and use my flat iron. No more salons. No more braiding. I sat for 7 hours straight the last time. I don't like the unprofessionalism of these businesses. I like to be addressed when I walk into any establishment. The salon workers look at you as if you just walked into their home unannounced. We have to do better by each other. I want to support black owned, but black owned needs to stop with the short cuts.

Chellez Rozay: This is exactly why I do my own hair. I refuse to pay for bad customer service and a style I can probably do myself. I’ve also been doing peoples kids hair just so they can avoid people like this too.

FanFan: What ruined it for us everyday ppl was the rise in celebrity of celebrity stylists. Now that these stylist see the lifestyle these celebrity sylists (tae/jonathan/etc) have now we all have to pay for them to attain it too. The get-to-the-bag culture is disgusting, nail techs, lash ladies and stylists chile.

GodSaidIAm Xx: I’m glad this conversation is being had, it’s long overdue. I say all the time that I will never open a service business ever again. I opened a day spa years ago and it was fun and I made money but I had to stop doing acrylic nails just so I wouldn’t get that clientele. Natural nails is a different type, I’m sure the same kind of ppl who were extra picky and annoying are the same kind of ppl trying to do hair today just to take ppl money. After owning a business in the beauty industry, I will not get my nails or hair done unless it’s a sure professional. I won’t go, I wear peel on nails , idc I’m not dealing with these ratchet women trying to get me to pay their car note.

INDIANS EXPOSED INVESTIGATIONS!: First mistake is dealing with any stylist that works from home in a bonnet, not professional, not sorry. Second problem is alot of these folks dont have basic human decency, emotional intelligence, compassion, or empathy - to not care about someone that experience the loss of their loved one. If i go to your booking site and you got a whole bunch of irrational rules, forget it, ill just do my own damn hair. if the stylist not at least 40 yrs old i cant fool witchu!

Boujee B. with the Tea: I went to a stylist to get a trim 3 weeks ago. She didn't wash out the products I had in my hair good enough, so she sprayed ALCOHOL in my hair. The first time I smelled it I was thinking to myself, "I know that ain't wat I think it is." I turned my head to look at the bottle she sat on the table & it was a spray bottle with clear liquid in it. She sprayed it again & I was like, "Is that alcohol?" She was like, "I been doing hair since '97. Us stylists be needing alcohol." Just because somebody been doing hair for 20+ years, that does not mean they've been doing hair PROPERLY for 20+ years. I've been doing my hair since I was like 12, but I didn't know wat I was doing til about 6 years ago so wat does, "i bEEn dOiNg hAIr SiNcE '97" mean to me? Nothin.

Augusta Perry: My daughter who is a licensed cosmetologist in 3 states, she and I had this conversation. Just like the beautiful young lady with the red hair said. It is straight laziness to not do the full service. That is what you learn in school but we know once they get out of school they don't give af. I went to nail tech school and know from experience when you go into most nail salons those nail techs are not following proper procedures because it's about milking people for as much money as possible. They charge extra for cutting down your nails, for shaping the nail, for clear acrylic or crystal nail, all those things that should come with the service they're charging extra for. It's ridiculous. There is no customer service anymore because people are greedy and want to charge for sh**y quality

Dark Bliss: I’m a stylist and I’m shocked at these cases you presented. First of all braids should not hurt. If they hurt something is going wrong. I mostly do natural hair and charging someone extra for their hair being in it’s natural state is crazy.

Chase Rider The Truth Chaser: I had a hair stylist tell me a price for a style and when she got finished she doubled the price. Needless to say she lost a customer that day.

Neech BK: I think ppl need to start filing their claims with the state license board then these fake stylist will stop doing hair with all these discriminative behaviors. No one can change their hair color like their skin color and they need to be stopped immediately and sued for the pain and suffering of the mental break down of if your hair can be done or textured Nique I need to come get my weave install asap let me know!!!

Kofo Blue: I'm so glad that this is being talked about more recently. So many people I know have stopped going to these new school beauticians because of all of this bad behavior. Some of them need to be canceled and boycotted.

Macy Gray: And then the need to blast everything on Social media by these stylists is disgusting. I’m glad that they’re exposing themselves, but damn… s/o to the old school hair salons

Jasmine Greene: Girl!!! One stylist required like 20 signatures and initials on her StyleSeat. I thought I was getting a mortgage or something, not booking a hair appointment. Then had the nerve to tell me that since I’d be a new client, i had to pay for a $60 consultation before I can even get in her chair. I told her to go to he!! cause wtf is that?!

Crowned Queen: I’m glad someone is saying because this new hair stylist generation is beyond me.

La Kevia Thompson: These people are crazy, I had a horrible experience with 3 different African braiders so I'm not dealing with they nasty attitudes either.

HELLUR: The internalized texturism (and therefore colorism) of these new age *unlicensed* “stylists” is quite appalling. These will be the same chicks complaining about racism and white supremacy. The open and arrogant discrimination is what bothers me even more than the ridiculous rules and fees.

Mrs. W: This is why people don’t support some black businesses. The unprofessionalism, no scruples and horrible work ethics. So shameful ,

Kiss of Sugar: OMG, I showed up to my appointment 10 minutes early. After waiting an hour for her to finish the client ahead of, I just walked out. It was my anniversary and I had other shit I had to do that day. I was so mad.

ShayP.: If you not in a shop and have a board certified license taped to your mirror I ain't going. These new heffas dangerous af and have the worst attitudes.

MaggieBrooks: Wooo chile ...seeing how these alleged "stylists" did these ladies is triggering. The nerve of some people. Good service is difficult to find now. I guess we are going to have to get a friend or family member that we can trust and take turns doing eachothers hair or something. Idk, but we have to come up with something better than this. We're always gonna need to get our hair done.

D’Ugo has landed.: Thank you for addressing this topic. I’ve SINCE given up on these “new-age” stylists. It’s a headache… Just take the time to learn what you need and can, then buy your products on Amazon lol and follow YouTube tutorials.

Jazs: The girl who was bleeding did a storytime. Her channel is IAMASIA. The stylist knew she was poking her with the metal comb and saw she was bleeding so before the client left she put it up in two buns so the client couldn't see what she did.

HELLUR: The second lady who had to deal with the police should not have paid. The police would not have arrested her. They have no grounds to arrest her. The product was defective so why would she pay for it? She didn’t get what she booked. This is why you should know the law!

Chakra: As I'm watching this I swear Nique's face reactions are just as hilarious as her verbal reactions, "GET IT IN BLOOD" and the blank stare gets me every time

jamila pryor: LADIES!!! You can definitely dispute services with your bank if you attempt to find a resolution and the refuse. Stop paying these girls hundreds of dollars sometimes almost $1000s in cash and letting “stylist” do this.

the Big Goat: this stylist in my city charged a girl a 40 dollar late fee after 1 minute and she was in the parking Lot ! 730am was the appointment, at 7:31 she texted her saying she had to pay $40 late fee. she posted texts and receipts , everybody was basically riding the stylish saying she was right for following her policy. but come on now $40 after a minute? and for a child back to school hair style. i’ll never forget that. craziest shit i’ve ever heard

E-maginne: I’ve been braiding hair since I was 13. My mom braided and so did my grandmother. We would never do these things to our clients and we have generations of clients that’s been coming to us for years!

SASSY BAYOU: I paid $155 plus tip for a wash, Olaplex treatment, trim & “style” she bumped my ends… I looked on the website to see how much a relaxer was & it was $125-$225 depending on the package when I started asking questions about the Special treatments, brand of relaxer & the brand of dye & detail of the packages she did not want to answer my questions & no one was answering my calls. Was I wrong for wanting to know these details or is it normal for the products to be a secret? I noticed that she was charging additional $40 for a aloe Vera treatment & $60 for Olaplex so I was curious on what the relaxer package came with.. I went ahead and purchased the Olaplex treatment myself but was very disappointed she wouldn’t not communicate & educate me on the products I’m paying for with that being said my hair is thriving now because all I needed was that bonding treatment from Olaplex.

Monique B: These ghetto hairstylist have lost their effin minds, and this is why I have learned to do my own hair and only go to the shop every now and then. I had a horrible experience before my wedding which is why I did my hair for my own wedding and was left to find a makeup artist literally the night before.

Daniella: I finally gave up on stylist and drive 2 hours to LA from San Diego to get my hair done. The lady isn’t cheap but she’s an old school stylist with growing hands!! I refuse to deal with anyone else.

JMG: Born from a cosmetologist, much respect to the industry. I remember losing my whole day waiting for a simple cut and style in a salon. Tried somebody's house and learned too much about their fam & personal life. Ain't been back to either in over 15 years. Way too much going on nowadays.

USNMelanie Daria: That’s why I love my sister-in-law, because she does hair and she does it well. She does it all, hair care, braids, weaves, sew mind etc. anything you ask for she provides it!❤❤❤ I had a beautician tell me that I need to “wash my hair and dry it” before I got to the salon and I asked her what the hell was I paying her for!!

Rona V: Hey Nique and the at Nite crew... I live in Cincinnati Ohio and I experienced something similar at a nail salon! I myself called CPD because I didn't want to be charged with theft of service! 2 black officers arrived and told me I didn't have to pay... it's a civil matter! They then asked me why do we even patronize non black nail shops that treat us in such a manner! At the time there wasn't many black nail shops in my area!

kiki Pearce: That energy she's putting out will definitely come back to haunt her. Absolutely disgraceful

Meraki Box: Social media be having the "not so bright" dry snitching on themselves smh.. Refusing to refund a minimal deposit can potentially costs them thousands of dollars in return revenue and referrals. ‍♀️ These girls gotta learn the hard way huh? Damn shame ...

Naomi Star: Doesn't matter if it's your client or not...she showed a total and complete lack of compassion for the situation...she has zero discretion and this is why salon life is crap. I'm licensed since 2004...I can't even do the shops no more. I'm mobile, I come to you and I come with skills AND compassion for humanity. Fuck the money, you gotta have a passion for hair and building relationships with your clients. I quit the shop because of this very ratchetness.

fadethechannel: I don’t think it’s just hairstylists. I think people today are just showing their insensitivity, cruelness, inhumanity, and just showing that they are bad people. They’ve always been there; they just haven’t been as brazen in the past in displaying it. But now it gets attention. And u can actually get paid for being a shitty person. Ain’t life grand?

Klassy Curves: She wasn’t wrong as a business owner about the deposit But when business owners go to social media about their clients it’s trashy fr that’s really trash of her

Callie Glow Up: Nah man this is ridiculous. She definitely needs to follow through go to court because she will absolutely win. Get the screenshots of her profile or page whatever has the work advertised that she is using to represent her work that is not up to par. I'm a stylist and it is a big problem with people using other people's pictures. No one has used my pictures that I know of but I see things in the braiding community and hair community in general where people will post a photo of a style and say come get this style and not put a disclaimer that says this is not my work. People need to be honest and if you are looking to build your skill with a particular style offer it at a deep discount or even free for two clients and have them provide the hair so you can get the practice but do not charge full price for a service that you aren't that skilled in. All it takes is one bad review honestly for your business to be really impacted. Say she goes to court, the other guy can lose her ability to do hair in her state. You never know the state I live in I don't have to be licensed to braid even though I'm pursuing my natural hair license it isn't a requirement in my state. Whatever state she's in they could absolutely require a license for her to braid she could get fined at the ass on top of having to pay damages to the girl and court fees all of that. This is where you got to have that follow through cuz is it a pain in the ass yes but I wouldn't want her to get away with that either

Chuck: I feel like they should take a course in being professional

Joi Richardson: I've been dealing with hairstylist for over 40 years and my rule of thumb is if the stylist doesn't look up to par (hair also looks good and presentable in appearance) than I don't even think about getting my hair done from that person bc if they take the time to look presentable they will make sure their work is presentable‼️

Tara McKay: Nique, I am so impressed that you do your own hair. I truly love your styles so much that I always screen shot them for ideas. I look forward to seeing what styles you're rocking in your videos.

Michelle Cruse: I just paid $63 for a trim. She charged me extra because she had to “blow my hair out”. No wash no nothing. And trust me, my hair was not tangled. I was sure to blow it out before I got there. This is why I do my own hair.

Brandy: I'm a stylist since '99 and I'm retired now but I would have never ever, never ever ever dome no rude unprofessional shit like this ever no matter what. You only accept clients and preform services you are comfortable doing. And if someone wasn't happy I would feel awful. And if it takes awhile to braid or flatten it then add that into your price from jump and adjust how long you book the appointment for..

wana forever: It’s the audacity of these stylist for me! ‍♀️

MISS MELANIN: But they wanna complain when they're NOT supported, FOH! Meanwhile I WISH TF I WOULD PAY A DEPOSIT FOR HAIR OR NAILS. TF, deposits are for houses, apts. etc...

NB itsme: The 1st girl is going find herself in a similar situation 1 day that's how karma work & who cares if it was her sugar daddy that's someone she spent time with & cares for she was trifling for that there is no explanation to that nasty opinion

Leila glissom: That other sis was on point. A salon day is like a spa day too for us women and yes to be and feel rejuvenated. Yes social media got these people tripping...

Naomi Star: 11:25, it's called integrity Nique and kudos to you for having it there have been a couple times in my decades of being a barber and stylist, where the person wasn't satisfied, u not gonna please them all, I'm gladly giving the refund and with compassion too...these bitches is pressed out here frfr. I'm so glad I do my own braids

Adriana’s Report: Wow, that’s crazy. The first one got scammed clearly. Ain’t no way she knew how to actually do locs. That’s crazy. It doesn’t even look like she used edge control on the scalp.

China King: Exactly Nique. It don’t matter if the boyfriend was current or past. Not everybody hate their ex’s. This is exactly why I learned to do my own hair cause baby that second video, no ma’am. Smh Edit: Since when do you pay to get your hair braided for a sewin when I thought that was apart of getting a sewin. Make that make sense. Not to mention these are black women discriminating against our natural hair texture. Most black ppl have thick coarse hair like wtf. Smh

Brown Skin: This is why I do my own hair, or I will go to a African shop for the braids these hairstylists charge you two arms and two legs for certain kind of hairstyles; especially, when it comes to lace fronts, sew-ins, braids, and faux locs… My hair is long so I understand the length of the hair, and how long it’s going to take for them to do it… But as far as paying $345-$600 is ridiculous that is a no no for me… Thank you Nique, you took the words right out of my mouth… If I am getting braids I make sure I wash and blow dry my hair the day before they’re not about to charge me extra money for doing so.

Just Chrissy: My stylist is a Nigerian man. He specialize in hair care and he only do basic styles. My hair is long and so are my sisters. He still charge 60 for wash, silk press and trim. Been working for me ‍♀️

PZBartender: If you are receiving money for doing someone's hair, you have to have a license ladies so if the stylist doesn't have a license, call the police. If they have a license, file a complaint and report with the state board.

imbusy likereally: I haven’t been to a hair dresser in years because of stuff like this or all the good stylist be booked up or out of my price range YouTube been a blessing to be honest lol

LIB Fulagyrl: In case anyone wants to know, to get grease out, Aveeno has an Apple Cider Shampoo with a matching Conditioner. I have locks and it works wonders!

Porshia W.: Facts on facts on facts!!! This is exactly why I went to YouTube beauty school to teach myself! I had my hair damaged cut for the 3rd time and just said F them! I can do bad all by my damn self!! At least then, I'll only be mad at myself! You have someone else jack you up, then you're mad at yourself, them, and out of money and time! I started going to YouTube to teach me how to do my natural hair and to french braid. I did crochet braids over my french braids until I got better at them! It's been 6 years now and people are always complementing my hair and shocked that I did it myself! They ask me to do their hair and to go to school or start a business but I can't ever see myself being a hairstylist in all of this! But I also feel like people like me and you, who care about our work/art, also are needed in the industry again! We are supposed to care and help promote growth amongst many other things! Also... these deposits to book without refunds are wild to me! That's like reserving a restaurant and then having to pay a fee for not showing up! What's the fee for? The phone call?!

Fannie Mae: How she gone call the police? Ma’am are you licensed to do hair? Is your home approved to operate a beauty shop or business in it?

ThatgirlNye: Anybody that get braids on a regular know that you don’t feel how tight it is until it’s done.

Sadi: This is why I learned to do my own hair. I had horrible experiences with ppl doing my hair

Kimberly Reviews🔎🌎: OMG I got some good laughs from yall. Nique talking about aint no next appointment. Then the caller (Lucky) talking about it look like she tied a knot. I've been disappointed a few times with my hair and just took my loss because it's usually someone who is doing it for a discount.

Corneilus Saines: She's lost a lot of clients from those vids.

Peaceful Blessed: I can very well relate, in the passed I have been belittle, yelled at, talked about by American and African beauticians. The unprofessional beauticians been going on for a long time I had went to quite a few beautician knew nothing about hair. Some of my hair fell out last year, after my visit at the dermatologist . After receiving instructions, how to properly wash my hair. I taught myself how to do my hair, my hair has grew a lot. Today at 43 I don’t let no one touch my hair, at least if I mess up. I will repeat the process until I am satisfied in the privacy of my home. No charge, No jail time, No attitude and most importantly free of charge. I don’t have the time and patience for drama foolishness. I don’t connect with a lot of people energy . People energy are far off . I will keep my money to myself. Yes ma’am

CoachK.Simone : This is crazy. I was just talking about this! I've been a fruitful Stylist for 32 years. I was looking for a braider. I gave up 2 deposits and canceled both appointments due to their lack of professionalism. I found someone unlicensed, hate to say it, who is better and cheaper! I have faithful, long time clients who are like family. These young stylists have no idea about customer service. They spent the client's deposit and CAN'T GIVE IT BACK. I'm old school. You come and pay and if u don't, someone else will. No deposit!!!! By law, it's stealing if she didn't pay and then sue her for it

Rough & Rosey Tu: Those days at getting your hair done at the “beautician” house been over. There is no hair care treatment or education.

Tiffany Downs: That is crazy. I'm not a hairstylist I attempted faux locs and they were decent. Ladies let's do our own hair or find a licensed professional js.

Nola Bunny: Yesss hunni.. im glad more ppl are speaking on these wack ass hairstylist.. i paid $600 to get my hair done for my bday, my husband took me on a cruise,.. the style ddnt even last a WEEK hunni,.. smdh better believe that was my 1st && LAST.. i do my OWN hair now, FAITHFULLY.. i braided my own hair for the 2nd time && its beautiful.. i've gotten more compliments then ever .. my Braids even colored.. **oh && i had to put a deposit add that to the $600** my husband was like (REALLY.. as long as your happy)

Indigo Bleu: I been stopped going to bw to get my hair done after: BW #1: she came to my house at the recommendation of a friend. I used to wear the layered Bob with Duby hair. The heifer gets half way through my hair then throws up her hands and said "I don't know what I'm doing" but still demanded I pay her because she caught a ride to my house. BW #2: Haitian woman who solicited her services to my when we worked together, showed me her cosmetology license and all. At this point I'm natural and my 4B/C hair is curly and pretty. I get to the shop and she outs a KISS semi permanent color in my hair that didn't take and then passed me to her barber boyfriend who used Barber clippers to create the taper cut. And still wanted $120. BW#3 Jamaican woman who lost a client before she even got one because of her attitude. I walked into her shop in Vero Beach, FL and said I have natural hair under this, I was wearing clip ins and she interrupts and blurts out "oh I don't do clip ins" I said that's not what I'm here for, I specifically said I have natural hair that I need maintained but thanks. And I walked out. I now go a 55 yr old Trinidadian woman who have been a Licensed cosmetologist since 1983 with waist length dreadlocks. My sister has been going to her for 6 years. She was the one who started my sister's locs and they have grown so beautifully, not even breaking off. My sister catch flights from Vegas to Fort Lauderdale every month to have them maintained BY HER ONLY. And when she cant get to her, my sister learned to retighten her locks on her own. I have an appointment with her next month to start my cheat locks I didn't need to put down a 50% deposit or any deposit. Never...again!

Ms._ Hunt: Omg Nique. Me and my mom was just talking about “Hair Care” and how it is not being done these days. I am very particular who I let in my hair anyway especially these days. Recently I have been disappointed by the lack of creativity, care, and love for hair period. It’s like they pick and choose who they give good service to and who they just wanna take their money. Back in the day the hair community used to take pride in growing your hair and how their work is presented to the world. I am so like I’m just gonna do my own hair… shiiiit I’m tired of paying for absolutely nothing. Period.

Deevine: A white salon I love going to charge $40 for a blow out & flat iron. She asked if I wanted my ends trimmed. I said yes. She cut a few pieces of hair and it was $50 extra. Ends trimmed was called a “hair cut”. I paid it and kept pushing. When I go back, I turn down those so called “hair cuts” that cost more than the blow out

Bee: I’m natural and I’ve never had braids weave or a professional trim or service, so I didn’t know this was a thing!!!!! Listening to the Beautiful lady with red hair really shocked me! The main reason why I don’t even go get my natural hair serviced is because of price. Ladies with their own salons, been in magazines, certified, amazing stylists. I’m just cheap. So their aint No way in Hell ima sit in your front room and have my hair messed with?!?!?!? My hair is healthy and passed my bra strap, I contribute it to not Letting “ stylist “ like that on my hair

Chakra_Khan 357: Watching this video makes me so thankful for my loctician. He’s been doing my locs for 5 years and his work is impeccable, his prices are reasonable, and my hair is healthy

kjenki11: That’s why I just braid my hair myself … it’s not perfect but I’m content with how it comes out .

Branding In Pajamas: Wow, just another reason I celebrate being natural, it works for me, this is wild Nique.

Ra _: This makes me grateful for my hairstylist that does my hair in my home . I'm going to tip her more from now on.

Aja Wilson: That’s exactly why I love my hairstylist because she works with me to grow healthy and maintained hair. It’s sad that maintenance and growth is not in some hairstylists vocabulary. If you are a good hairstylist your customers hair should be growing so why not do long hair? Most of your customers should have long hair because you maintained it!

Renee Walker: This is a great opportunity for change. I have had so many styles and hair dressers. I enjoyed all of the conversations. Thank you.

Tru Blue Soul: These new age kitchen beauticians wanna charge deposits tell you to come with your hair prewash and dried and cant do worth a tap of hair. I know only one braider where im from who has those type of rules but she does a damn good job at braiding, you can book and not show up but if you tell her she will just keep the deposit and reappoint you to another day without charging all the extra. Now i let my teenage niece braid my hair whenever i come back home since its easier for me to get it done whenever on the weekend or holidays.

lbennaugh: The first stylist had every right to maintain the contract she had with the no-show/no-call client. Compassion can be given, but business is business! The client agreed to the terms when she paid the deposit and was fully aware of the stipulations.

Tracy Lofton: I called my old hair stylist asked her did she install wigs she was honest said no I'm still old school but I do have a couple of people to refer you to . Most people would have played in my hair then expected to get paid . I got sick of all the BS and cut my hair off

JayKoutureTV: Wow, it has gotten crazy and out of hand with these cosmetologist and aestheticians, nail Tech, and make up artist too, it’s like regardless they’re license or not license they are charging these crazy over the top prices, and some of them don’t even know how to properly do hair or even skilled at the basics and regardless, even if some of them do Hair from their home They still have to have a properly set up to maintenance at their home if you go to cosmetology school, especially in your current city and state, it should be in your textbooks or handbooks, but all I can say at this point, including someone like myself we as the clients, got to start fighting back and teaching lessons because this issue has became more of a pandemic like the virus Smh

Quirky Jones: I understand being a beautician is stressful and I whole heartedly agree they should be paid their worth but the prices combined with the professionalism of these new news is absolutely ridiculous...

Kelsey McGreggor: I used to go to this Jamaican salon to do my hair. I was going to the same stylist for about 8 years. She used to take care of my hair which grew so much when it was permed and damaged before I started going to her. The cons of going to her was that I would come on time after taking 2 busses, and the shop was closed. I would call her repeatedly and no answer. Thank God my cousin lived around the corner so I would wait there. Then she would take breaks while doing my hair. She kept my service because the result was ALWAYS flawless and would last a long time. Plus she was always so nice. But the last straw for me was once she had her friend (who didn't work there) in my head because she needed help to do the style. She lied about being able to do the style and then later had the nerve to tell me it was 20 dollars extra than the price we agreed upon. So I told her I would be back to pay her during the week. She texted me asking for the 20. I blocked her and she never saw me again. After 8 years and endured not the most professional behavior, I still went back and tipped her greatly. Her being greedy ended that relationship. Ever since, I've done what I could do with wigs and the African salon for braids.

Misslimitless 21: Yes KiKi! I’m from California but live in ATL now. My expectations of customer service are way higher than what I receive. I was warned that the culture here is unprofessional and that’s just the way it is. I limit my interactions outside because the disrespect is very rampant. Unfortunately, ATL is known as the Black Mecca and for this to be the culture translates to a generalization that black people are terrible with customer service. I’ve found some that aren’t, but they’re transplants from other states too.

Siren Song Beauty: I'm a hairstylist myself and almost 4 years ago I needed my hair did to go take care of my dying sister. My hair was braided so tight my head was hurting and throbbing for almost a week. Sometimes it's hard to feel how tight a person is braiding until after the work is done. I didn't say anything to her I just never went back.

Teresa Mccraw: She don’t if that was her boyfriend or sugar daddy she just going off hearsay and using that as an excuse to be nasty

Christina B: Nique you better keep preaching sis!!❤️❤️❤️❤️. When I get my hair braided, it’s only done by someone I trust. I also look in the the mirror during the process.

Nikki Clark: Keep up the great work Nique. You are a awesome representation for us.

Natiera Lickfeldt: Lord knows this video came right on time! I’m 8months pregnant and thought you know what let me go get some twists or braids just so I don’t have to worry about my hair after the baby comes etc... When I tell you I was fed up by the end of my search!!I'm either just finna teach myself or do a natural style real quick and call it a day

Arnetta Kirstin: I've been natural 13 yrs. I've been to a salon only 5 times since. They were ALL bad experiences. I'm my own stylist, and I receive numerous compliments. I'll keep the extra money and less stress.

Quirky Jones: I would sue the hell out of her just to be petty ...in regards to the faux locs situation. That was crazy. She knows go and well that she messed that woman's hair up. I can do my own hair and my little sister can do hair so I haven't been to a stylist in years (and I've been natural for over 10 years now) and this is partly why. I'm like you nique, I gotta do a security check especially if it's my first time dealing with them. Shawty tripping tripping

Mehoshi Shimoyama: Great customer service and integrity and skill is what builds clientele. That's what I want as a loctician. I would never, ever treat someone the way these people have been treated. This saddens me.

Seyven Roses: The loc situation happened to me. I had to take down the locs the same day because I was afraid my hair would fall out the same day. I told the hairstylist and she did nothing.

La'Trina: I know some teenagers that will give you your Hair life for $60/80 bucks. So I would never pay a hair pimp‍♀️and if I was that girl with the mess up do, I'm not paying, it's not like she's was going to get the electric chair for refusing to pay ‍♀️

Maddie Lu: I caught myself going to a stylist home for some braids. I have never in my life had my entire hair braided in 45 mins. Her spouse was there, her kids were running around, and she had loud music going... I almost cried... and they looked like the ones in the first video and the hair was red too. I paid her and dusted my feet, never looked back. I recently tried to book with another one and when I saw all her rules, I backed out slowly. Will be going to the African braiding shop next week, gladly

L. Mitchell: OMG! My sister's and I just had this conversation. I don't understand the attitude and the sense of entitlement that a lot of these folks have. The rules they are enforcing are coming off the top of the dome FRFR. Before I book I read all rules etc and if they sound foolish I click right on off.

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