Hair Salons in London

Ramadan>>>>Question about a Halal Job….?

grace — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 04:43:46 +0000

Asalamu’alaykum Brothers and Sisters

I am qualified hairdresser and i was thinking about starting a Mobile Hairdressing service business targeting Hijabis or Muslimah wearing khimar/niqab.(strictly sisters)incha’Allah Ameen. I’m currently in London and i was wondering if you could give me some feedback, advice, encouragement and make du’ah for me please… it will be well appreciated, barak’Allah fikum wa Jazak’Allah khairan…

May Allah guide, bless and protect us All incha’Allah ameen
Thank you

Note: Hairdressing is a Halal job please do not mix culture with Islam…

am i crying over something stupid?

grace — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 13:09:36 +0000

i worked at a hair salon earlier this year and the manager just kept messing me about. and then said he was going to look for someone else who isnt at college (as i was at the time) and now i had an interview at a hair salon in london wich is 1 hour and a half away from me. he kept asking me to come in, first for an interview, and then for a job trial and then to cut and colour hair. and now he is telling me he has found a stylist with 10 years experience and as i only have 2 he is going to take on him. im so upset. i feel like im failing as a hairdresser. is it stupid to cry over this? has this happend to anyone else?

Im worried about the future because i dont know what i wanna do in life :(?

grace — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 21:36:26 +0000

i have no idea what i wanna do in my life im 22 and have a normal job in retail but i cant surly have this job for the rest of my life can i. I just dont know what to do its worrying me because now im 22 by the time im 30 i am in trouble jobs will not take me on so easy ect..i dont have any idea what i wanna do and i done know what im good at. my sister always wanted to be a hairdresser and she did just that now she works in 1 ect…but me i dont know…i didnt get any GCSE’s in school because i was bullied and im shy but alot better than i used to be…i still live with my parents to which sucks i wud love to have my own little flat ect i live in London and of course things are expensive and on my wages i doubt i could get anything…i get 800 a month basically lol what should i do? is any1 else around my age and feeling like this? grown up answers only please i dont need some snot nosed child acting all tough ok thanks.

i feel bad for taking my boyfriends money?

grace — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 05:56:18 +0000

im just finishing college and i dont have a job at the moment as its realy hard for a hairdresser to get one at the moment, if it wasnt for my boyfriend i would have no money at all, hes so lovely to me, he buys me everything i want and need. but i dont like it, i love him and i know he works hard for his money, and i dont want to take it of him, even though i know he wants to help. im trying so hard to find a job. does anyone know were i can get information for hairdressing jobs in london?

terrible haircut!! Question about wigs?

grace — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 14:24:24 +0000

right so, iv had a terrible haircut, and its way too short and looks evil. Anyway, that doesnt matter now – iv come to terms with it sortof…hair grows back!

Untill then, iv found an wig i used to use for musical theatre shows, and it looks pretty real, so its good for now.

So first question – does wearing a wig everyday kindof, stump your hair? Like make it grow slower or anything? Because i want it to grow back asap!

Seconds, I heard that House of Fraser in Oxford Street, London, has a wig section – i want to get a wig thats more in my style, seeing as the one iv got at the moment isnt really me. Does anyone know how much they cost there? Anything would be of help, other places that sell wigs even.

Thankyou so much – i was really depressed all of yesterday after the hideous event took place – the hairdresser completley went scissor happy and ignored what i said

Do you like this CHARACTER?

grace — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 07:11:43 +0000

It’s for a story. Jaime Lydia Kotak is a 23 year old very beautiful girl from London. She’s the only child from Caroline, a scottish banker, and Dharma, an Indian shopkeeper. This heritage gave Jaime an exotic look: She has a very pretty face with two shining green eyes, her black hair is very long, she’s tall, slender and has an amazing body.
Jaime is also a young mother of two boys, Isaac and Blake. Her little son was born at home with a midwife in a birth that for her is unforgettable. Her first son Isaac was also present at the homebirth. Isaac enjoys very much her brother’s homebirth: he laughed loudly when his mother Jaime was screaming and moaning because of the painful contractions, he followed Jaime when she was walking all naked through her home while she was in labor and Isaac touched with the help of the midwife his brother’s head when he was coming out Jaime’s vagina.
Jaime wanted her first son Isaac to be at the homebirth because she wanted to create a deep link between the 2 brothers. She also wanted to have a homebirth because she wanted to be relaxed while she was giving birth and supported by her family. She wasn’t afraid of pain, she was able to give birth without drugs and did what many millions of women do centuries ago.
Blake, Jaime’s homebirth son, has the name Suresh as a middle name. Jaime put her little son that name because is the name of her husband and also because Suresh means for Indian “Sun” and the sun is the center of life.
Jaime is a hairdresser and love her work very much. She had also done some amateur modelling work but quit when she had her first son. In the future besides of raising her sons, Jaime wants to become a midwife and dreams to attend the delivery of her grandchildren by her own.
What do you think of this CHARACTER?

Who are your initial favorites of Survivor Gabon?

grace — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 00:01:40 +0000

- Randy Bailey, a 49-year-old videographer from Eagle Rock, MO

- Jacque Berg, a 25-year-old medical device sales representative from Santa Barbara, CA

- Danny “G.C.” Brown, a 26-year-old maintenance supervisor from Portland, OR

- Michelle Chase, a 24-year-old music production assistant from Los Angeles, CA

- Crystal Cox, a 29-year-old 2004 Olympic gold-medalist track athlete from Durham, NC

- Robert “Bob” Crowley, a 57-year-old physics teacher from South Portland, ME

- Kelly Czarnecki, a 22-year-old retail salesperson from Buffalo Grove, IL

- Ace Gordon, a 27-year-old fashion photographer and Cartier jewelry salesman from Naples, FL who was raised in London

- Charlie Herschel, a 29-year-old lawyer from New York, NY

- Ken Hoang, a 22-year-old professional video gamer from Westminster, CA

- Corinne Kaplan, a 29-year-old pharmaceutical sales representative from Los Angeles, CA

- Dan Kay, a 32-year-old lawyer from Walpole, MA

- Jessica “Sugar” Kiper, a 29-year-old pin-up model and actress from Brooklyn, NY

- Gillian Larson, a 61-year-old retired nurse from Temecula, CA who was raised in South Africa

- Marcus Lehman, a 28-year-old doctor from Atlanta, GA

- Susie Smith, a 47-year-old hairdresser and assistant teacher from Charles City, IA

- Paloma Soto-Castillo, a 24-year-old student from Downey, CA who was born in Chile

- Matty Whitmore, a 29-year-old personal trainer from Pacific Palisades, CA

~Who you think will win? Follow your instinct..

can anyone provide me with some hair pics of..?

grace — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 08:29:14 +0000

im african american n i have long hair that i straighten with a flat iron and i really want to get my hair cut. i want it to be cut in the front like at eye level or a little below the eye i guess u can say like a bang sort of but similar to lauren london n i want t have like a layer almost at my chin line but maybe a little lower so im trying to find a good pic to show my hairdresser of somehting similar to this could u guys help me find some pictures of this hair cut?

British woman facing ruin over headscarf row – what do YOU think about this?

grace — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 01:19:49 +0000

A British hairdresser is facing ruin after rejecting a job applicant; the applicant was a young Muslim woman who refused to remove her headscarf.

Hair salon owner Sarah Desrosiers says: ‘It is an absolutely basic job requirement that stylists should have their hair on show if they are to cut other people’s.’

But Bushra Noah, the job applicant, argues the headscarf is: ‘… essential to my religion and is non negotiable.’

Ms Noah does admit that she has been turned down by other salons since her interview with Sarah Desrosiers in March of last year.

Ms Noah is now claiming £34,000 in compensation for ‘injury to her feelings and lost earnings.’

Sarah Desrosiers: ‘This girl is suing me for more than I earn in a year. I am prepared to stand up in court but if I lose this lawsuit, my whole business will fold.’

Should she receive compensation? Your views?

Source: London Evening Standard, & Daily Mail
1st April 2008

Questionnaire, Please answer?

grace — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 09:39:53 +0000

1. Pick a home
a) high rise flat bang in the middle of a London suburb
b) Posh appartment or studio flat in central London
c) cosy cottage in the country side, a small village
d) terraced house on the outskirt of the city
e) large house with wide windows, and a balcony overlooking the sea
f) log cabin in g) the mountains h) the cliffs
i) mansion by a huge river or country park
j) Old English manor house in the country side
j) traditional farm in a rural area
h) council estate

2. Pick a culture and comment on it and why you chose it.
a) Japanese
b) Spanish
c) French
d) Indian
e) Chinese
f) Brazilian
g) Mexican
h) Norwegian
i) Gambian
j) Swiss
h) Mid American
i) West Coast American

3. a career pursuit
a) lawyer
b) artist
c) singer
d) writer
e) dancer
f) photographer
g) Journalist
h) hairdresser
i) doctor
j) Actress
k) Pianist
l) farmer
m) News reporter
n) horse riding instructor
o) marine biologist

4) Finally, describe your ideal. Take this how you wish…

Thanks!! =)