When and how, do you Break Up with your Hair Dresser?

I used to have a hairdresser who was the one designed my hair styles and advised me to put the highlights on my hair. I was very happy with her until last year. Without any reasonable reasons, she started cutting my hair hurrily and left me to her assistance to blow dry my hair. When I consult her for the colour for my highlights, she just showed her impatience. For many times, she just left me waiting for half an hour or more without saying apologies. I told myself enough is enough. Before Christmas last year, I changed another new hairdresser and am pleased with the new one.

If he isn't concerned about hurting your feelings, why should you be concerned about hurting his? Could be his is trying to tell you he doesn't want to do your hair anymore, get lost, and instead of just not taking your appointment, he takes it, takes all your money and does a bad enough job hoping you will go elsewhere. Him doing that is just hurting himself.. he looses your money, and you aren't going to give him any referrals or recommend him to anyone, so he looses. Just call, cancel your appointment nad find someone else. I was always one to give the bene of the doubt, turn the other cheek, all those things, until I just got trampled on so many times, I finally woke up and smelled the enchilladas burning! Look out for yourself.

The moment he was rude to my son would be the time to break up.I am not a parent but I do know you are not rude to children.I am sorry about this. I know a good hairdresser is hard to find.But he/she is out there. Good Luck.

Have the courage to say, "I'm sorry but lately, I'm not satisfied with how you cut my hair and all those." And tell that guy all your reasons!

This boils down to service. You can tell him straight out that you are unhappy, or just find a new stylist and never look back. I have had different stylists and I just make an appointment with a new person and don't book again through the person I didn't like. Maybe he thought he deserved a better tip. I think the going rate is around 10-15% for haircuts. But in my opinion they still have to earn their tip. And you weren't happy. He should take it as a sign that maybe his work was lacking since he got a lower tip. That does not excuse him being rude to your son. For that alone I would leave.

I view this kind of treatment as a bad service, and I personally hate to spend my money on a service that was not delivered. You are in no way obliged to continue using the same hairdresser much in the same way you can shop around for the best insurance qoutes.Would you return to a restaurant that served you inedible food??? I think not... You do not have to break up with your hairdresser, simply take your business elsewhere.

I would just stop going. I don't think you owe him any kind of explanation. He'll soon figure it out.

I would just find myself a new one and Esta Izvestia baby! rotflmao or something like that. Hey it's my money I am shelling out, and at 140.00 a pop I not only expect your attention I demand it. If you can not give me what I want, I have no problem at all moving on. For goodness sakes do your homework on a new hair dresser though. You don't want to jump out of the frying pan into the fire.