Tkyja Norberg there's not much wrong about that (it means you believe in equal rights for women and men), unless she's a tumblr feminazi then that's bad
An old woman once cut my hair (I'm a women with a very short hair in a country where it's not very common) and she didn't stop telling stupid things about women with short hair and I just had to pay and leave soon as possible
Well mark that's because you're an old white man whose probably never had a controversial cut or color in their life. As someone with hot pink hair I can say I feel the judgement rolling off hairdressers every time I try and get my hair done anywhere fancier than a sports clip or cost cutters. And even there its iffy.
Ive worked as a receptionist in a hair salon before...everyone is getting judged. Even the regulars. I lasted 6 months and couldnt take the gossiping anymore! Lol grown ass women too..
When they said "no judgment" I thought they meant they wouldnt be mean to me about what I do to my hair at home, that's the only reason I dont go to salons lmao stylists get so mad at people who do their own hair
Was looking for this comment. I would go into salons so much more often if I knew I wasn’t going to get a bunch of judgmental questions about what I do to my hair on my head. Okay it makes your job harder - charge me more instead of making sad faces in the mirror??? Over it.
@@laurakneski1346 ikr everytime i come to my hairdresser, she always asked me "so what have you been doing to your hair over the past month? are you taking care of it? did you do what i advised last time you came here?" even before answering the question I already felt such a thick judgments from her
Yea true me too. It's either that or I always get hairdressers trying to pursue me into straightening my naturally perm-ish hair when they dont know how to style it.
I really like the *"No Judgement Policy"* . My hair is very frizzy and curly, so whenever I go to any salon, I'm judged. And I really don't like that! I really want to go to this place someday!
They mean wether your gay, straight, bi, trans etc. they don't care they won't judge that you're welcome from religious, straight, native, or not, all are welcome
Clint Futrell how would a hairdresser even know whether you’re straight, gay, christian, or bi or anything like that? Race is easy to see but it’s not like all gay people just LOOK the same, so unless someone runs into a salon yelling "I’M A BUDDHIST!" They wouldn’t be able to judge you for it? Because they don’t know? They’re a hairdresser, you go in, they do your hair, you pay and leave? Just seems like some feature they implemented to be able to say "we’re inclusive!" When they;re really no different than any other salon...
Cool idea, but essentially what I got was “our Instagram profile should be more important than the hair…” If I go to a salon for a haircut I would want to have them more concerned with my hair then the insta picture
@@lunasereno8233 I'm not sure if you have ever been judged by the way you look vs how well you work. She's right in this video. Almost every place you work (especially in hair and makeup ironically) they want everyone to look the same. All black. Uniform. Plain Jane. When in reality, shouldn't you be able to express yourself? But places don't want to see you for who you are. Expression is bad. I couldnt even get a job with my purple hair. But luck upon me, I was able to start my own business so I don't need people to tell me shit anymore. I would push for more business to have such a policy.
crypandora66 happy to know that you started your own business. I know whatever the people say they just don’t believe in it like only few does. Even I’m a person who like to wear makeup everyday and keep my hair open but people are like “is there something special” “why u always keep your hair open” these all are very disgusting but I do it cos I like it and that’s my choice 😊😊
@@lunasereno8233 don't let anyone tell you to change!! The day that society tells you what to look like and to shut down your thoughts is the death of your creativity. They want you to dumb down to societies standards. Do not let them take your uniqueness away, ever!
🤣I just read the title and watched. It was only when I read this comment when I looked at the thumbnail. The video was good. They could have done better with the thumbnail though. If they were going to use that person hair in that state at least use to picture between 0:13 and 0:14
This seems so nice! I remember I was getting a dip dye once and I was really excited and I heard other costumers gossiping about how “its a waste of my natural hair” and how “I’m too young” and how they thought it was too much! All I did was a dark purple dip dye on my dark hair!
@@miamia2365 i mean true that but you'll never really be respected by the public. Unless you are genuinely a nice person. As for the salon thing, someone in the comments said that they went there and the prices are pretty same as normal salons (depending on the treatment and hairstyles offcourse)
I think the people there seem super nice. But, when she said hair is second importance, I didn't like that. I go to a salon to have my hair done nicely and it's nice that they're non judgement. But, my personality is not your business, you're just here to do my hair. It doesn't seem much different than other salons.
In this salon you supposed to have fun with workers. If you prefer simple bland salons where nobody talks to you then just go there. Having fun while you're doing your hair is what makes this salon unique.
@@TamaoMizuki i don't know but i never had a haircut whitout a funny conversations and i go to many diffrent places. Maybe it's also up to u to start one when u feel like it. 🤷♀️
I liked the whole idea but to be honest none of the customers’ hair styles actually stood out to me, I didn’t get the feeling of speciality within those :/
Perhaps its more about the feeling and customer service than just people who want colorful hair. I for sure go to certain places because the people are always nice even though I know I could save $5 if I go somewhere else.
Really isn’t though, it’s pretty average it’s where I go, £60 for a cut wash and blow dry for long hair, obviously colour is more expensive but their work is amazing
Me- Heyyyyyy mom? Ya know how I need to get my hair done? Mom- Yes? *shows mom video* Mom- Hun, we live in Massachusetts. We are not flying overseas for a haircut.
You could make a holiday out of it! London has a variety of places to visit for your family, so if one of those visits happen to be to this salon, well, just a souvenir you can wear that can't be stolen. Just remember that it's an urban city like any other you've been to, take precautions to keep safe.
picsart tutorials well the food is nice, nice accommodation, nice landmarks lots of things to do. But the downsides are that it’s busy and there is thieves. Lots of them
Thing is they are so extravagant I’d feel judged for just wanting a basic trim and not funky colours plus it’s too much stimulation for me I can physically feel my heart beating too fast watching this, anxiety in a high stimulating (lots of clients and bright colours people talking) place isn’t for me but I do like what hey are doing so hats off to you guys
Ya but that's why I use neem leaf gel one day il get caster oil to than it will look nice ya still poorly coolerd on some of the hair and some of the hair styles do look a bit choppy still cool though
Don't be jealous. After 2 weeks that girls hair will look awful, unhealthy and dry because of 'keratine treatment' (hope I wrote it wright), is incredibly bad for hair 😉
I wish I could work here. We really need more places like this in the USA. The place I work at all the ppl judge everyone and make ppl like me feel like we're weird and don't belong. If the client likes something the stylist don't like then they won't do it and I get in trouble for agreeing to do it bc I know it will make the client happy
Jacob Straw we are all unique already. And that is such an assumption and a leap to think everyone is a unicorn and genderless. No one can make you a different gender identity just by being a no judgement place.
ThatOneAlien thats not actually my hair type but still, i agree with you. Until they dont bring up hair diversity then they are not different, they just are more colorful
Well I don’t know if you follow them on social medias but Spooky (one of their stylist) is known for doing thick and very curly hair. Thing is : it requires more time to get very bright colors when it comes to curly/textured hair cause they are naturally very dry. So they need more time to lift your hair otherwise it could be very damaging (and most clients don’t really take the time for that). They explained many times : they don’t do magic. They are realistic. They won’t turn your hair silver if (no matter your hair type) they are damaged, too fragile and that it could be risky in anyway. So yeah I guess textured or curly hair are more rare in these salons and if they shot this video in one day they might not have seen a client with that kind of hair (which is a shame I agree).
I really love how the people in the west is so liberated and free. They also have a huge respect for fashion .. art and everything unlike here in my country where dying your hair with those colors and people would stare at you like so weird.
@@whynot7802 coming from someone from the middle east, there is little to no unnatural hair dying facilities at all here. Essentially, most people view hair dying the same way they religiously view tattoos, thinking its a way of changing what god gave you. In the younger generations its also been associated with the lgbtqia+ for some reason? I don’t know why, and due to misunderstanding of religion, they view it wrongly and kind of think that hair colour = lgbtq+ = bad. Its dumb but its the way it works. So yeah most people really view the west highly as its really frowned upon to be different from your beginnings
@@anchill8894 I actually was about to say this until I found this comment ... I would just like my hair getting a trim 😂 I love the creativity and that place really, but I also love my hair the way it is .... I've never styled my hair by using straightners or curlers or anything really ... Don't worry, my hair isn't very posh It's just naturally straight black hair (a very dark brown if light reflects on it)
yazzaroo hairdressers are taught to work on all sorts of hair. Obviously stylists with afro Caribbean hair are better because they have the most experience. 🙂
Aaron Jackson glad that's your experience but all the salons I've been to in my time have stylists that are quite inept with tightly coiled and kinky textured hair. Their go-to is to straighten it and that's no bueno.. So when we see advertising for places like this, it's always going to be the first thought.
Ashley Ronquillo they should’ve showed it in the video and even on their. instagram there’s only 2 people with curly hair and you have to scroll quite a bit to see it.
@TrulyTaekook We don't go in because in their publicity ( from social media and videos) they don't include us... Why'd go to a place that don't show you that you're a part of it ?
Meanwhile, hairdressers in my town consist of a mens barber and an old salon where the most exciting colour they have is red, and 90% of costumers are grandmas :(
Nasreen Fathima Colour doesn’t damage hair, bleach does. But even so, if you go to a good salon and fork up the extra dough for hair protection during bleaching (like olaplex) and hair treatments after bleaching, bleached hair can actually still look and feel like before it was bleached (though your hair will technically still be damaged). I’m Chinese, so my hair is black, but I’ve bleached it light blonde and it still looks and feels like my natural hair.
Marela9 but it's true, the dyes are just pigment applied to extra pourus hair shafts. But yeah everything is killing us hormones in milk, air pollution, people wearing the wrong kind of jewlery in peircings, pestacides. We can atleast avoid sum of it tho.
This salon is just more colorful than most. It definitely would be a fun place to work, I'm a stylist / specializing in color and it's always a blast to use these fun colors! It's amazing how far our color options have come, you can do any color imaginable !
No judgement policy... So if I want a conventional haircut without coloring whatsoever and without any chit chat whatsoever, it will still be fine, right?
@@threemanband The "entire" meaning of a swastica is not judgement. The swastika symbol, 卐 or 卍, is an ancient religious icon in the cultures of Eurasia. It is used as a symbol of divinity and spirituality in Indian religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. Some cultures in the past differentiated between the clockwise swastika and the counterclockwise sauvastika. In these cultures, the swastika symbolized health and life, while the sauvastika took on a mystical meaning of bad luck or misfortune. It is a common sight on temples or houses in India or Indonesia. Swastikas also have an ancient history in Europe, appearing on artifacts from pre-Christian European cultures. However, the work of European linguists and other scholars was taken up by racist groups, for whom the swastika was a symbol of “Aryan identity” and German nationalist pride. This conjecture of Aryan cultural descent of the German people is likely one of the main reasons why the Nazi Party formally adopted the swastika or Hakenkreuz Swastica names in cultures: China - wan England - fylfot Germany - Hakenkreuz Greece - tetraskelion and gammadion India - swastika (I would get a buzzcut, dye it red, then have a swastica or many mini swasticas dyed black over the red :)
The reason most hairdressers wear black is to not get bad stains. I’d rather get stains on cheap black clothing rather than something colourful or godforbid white and have a bunch of stains on it...
Cool concept for instagramers, but in real life most adults just want to walk into in a peaceful salon🚶♀️, relax💆♀️, get their hair done💇♀️ and leave🙋♀️. Idk, this is not for me, maybe someone else would really enjoy it though👍.
@@thvf2381 I totally agree, I’m 35 and going to someplace like that would be so much hassle for me, when I go to get my hair done, I like to just sit and relax, I work a lot and so that is me time, I’m glad younger people feel the same about it, I guess that isn’t for everyone. But it’s good for people who actually enjoy sitting and taking pics for Instagram.
I once got highlights at my local salon. My hair was super dry after I got them, but once you use the right products for your hair, it will go back to feeling normal. Having dry hair after a procedure is normal
This Saloon would be good to have in Belgrade because, every time when i want to have some red ends on black hair they look at me like..'aha..why?'. I just like something different...that's why.
she says she didn’t want to make it too cool - but in making it crazy & colourful and full of different people, she’s made it cool, but in the best possible way!
I love the idea of giving the customers hair dye to retouch it at home!
I agree! It shows that she's not after just money, but the well-being of her customers as well.
Yeah! I love that!
My salon actually does that
I thought you were being sarcastic at first
@@kim-ug4mt same
She’s a smart business women
Diys Y she is amazing!
*woman (women is plural)
And probably a feminist -.-
Tkyja Norberg there's not much wrong about that (it means you believe in equal rights for women and men), unless she's a tumblr feminazi then that's bad
BlueLemonade Xox where is the difference anymore?
as an introvert i could feel the pressure already when i go there.
SAME I actually like when my hairdresser barely talks to me lol
thelastndoth but it’s a no judgement place so introvert or extrovert, they don’t care. they’ll probably understand and will give you some space
Same lol
My social anxiety is quaking
*Sees a colourful place full with people*
Mmm, yeah. .hahaha 😅
*quietly disappears*
The staff remind me of the rich people in the hunger games
Lol sooo true😂😂
Definitely
I think you mean the capital
@@raticoochiesmith9819 yepp.
Trust meee. 🤣😭
I've never thought my hairdresser was judging me...
An old woman once cut my hair (I'm a women with a very short hair in a country where it's not very common) and she didn't stop telling stupid things about women with short hair and I just had to pay and leave soon as possible
Well mark that's because you're an old white man whose probably never had a controversial cut or color in their life. As someone with hot pink hair I can say I feel the judgement rolling off hairdressers every time I try and get my hair done anywhere fancier than a sports clip or cost cutters. And even there its iffy.
You're white. Nobody judges you.
My hairdresser is my mum :)
Ive worked as a receptionist in a hair salon before...everyone is getting judged. Even the regulars. I lasted 6 months and couldnt take the gossiping anymore! Lol grown ass women too..
Looks beautiful and FUN inside
classyfacemakeup YES YES YES
I know right
classyfacemakeup Hi
Yes!
@@fatimaolivares5914To
i wish more place implement "no judgement policy"
I agree with you
There are more places with a no judgement policy. A gym called Planet Fitness has that policy
Like schools
Except planet fitness discriminates towards people who are in good shape already fitness models and bodybuilders look it up
Yeah
I'd love to go there some day.
Emy Pierre-Louis sane.
AGREED. although I'm broke and live in Asia
I've been there with my sister last year. IT IS SOOO FUN
tsk Qq@@q
Same here! It's looks like an amazing place.
When they said "no judgment" I thought they meant they wouldnt be mean to me about what I do to my hair at home, that's the only reason I dont go to salons lmao stylists get so mad at people who do their own hair
Yeah when I was younger my hairdresser said that she would just let my hair be uneven like bro
Was looking for this comment. I would go into salons so much more often if I knew I wasn’t going to get a bunch of judgmental questions about what I do to my hair on my head. Okay it makes your job harder - charge me more instead of making sad faces in the mirror??? Over it.
@@laurakneski1346 ikr everytime i come to my hairdresser, she always asked me "so what have you been doing to your hair over the past month? are you taking care of it? did you do what i advised last time you came here?"
even before answering the question I already felt such a thick judgments from her
Yea true me too. It's either that or I always get hairdressers trying to pursue me into straightening my naturally perm-ish hair when they dont know how to style it.
you guys must be going to bad salons.. the salon i go to is amazing
I really like the *"No Judgement Policy"* . My hair is very frizzy and curly, so whenever I go to any salon, I'm judged. And I really don't like that! I really want to go to this place someday!
Ms Nandalal kundu honey... You will get judged because clearly the video didn't show ANY diversity at all
They mean wether your gay, straight, bi, trans etc. they don't care they won't judge that you're welcome from religious, straight, native, or not, all are welcome
Clint Futrell how would a hairdresser even know whether you’re straight, gay, christian, or bi or anything like that? Race is easy to see but it’s not like all gay people just LOOK the same, so unless someone runs into a salon yelling "I’M A BUDDHIST!" They wouldn’t be able to judge you for it? Because they don’t know? They’re a hairdresser, you go in, they do your hair, you pay and leave? Just seems like some feature they implemented to be able to say "we’re inclusive!" When they;re really no different than any other salon...
SAMEEEE
Cynthia Macaringue what are you talking about? You can’t SEE sexuality and gender. Many of those people could’ve been gay or bi
Tumblr if it were a place.
Meowchie hahaha 😂😂😂
Meowchie 😂
Meowchie hahaha true
😂😂😂
Meowchie very true!
Lol, I’m going to London this summer! ☺️
Fallen Star .... me to I hope she does on Afro hair 🙏🙏
you'll be disappointed. keep your coin
Already live there lmao
My school is going on a trip around Europe next summer but I can't go because I'm flying down to Colorado for a huge family reunion. . . sadly. . .
I live there. I bloody hate it, but good luck! Hope you enjoy your stay there.
i need that ‘no judgment policy’ board for my house
What does that mean?! How do you not judge??
Mine too!
@@7lawaneeena You just.. dont?
Or stop inviting people to your house u don't like
Cool idea, but essentially what I got was “our Instagram profile should be more important than the hair…” If I go to a salon for a haircut I would want to have them more concerned with my hair then the insta picture
Swim Gurl I think that’s why they have no judgement policy 😂
@@lunasereno8233 I'm not sure if you have ever been judged by the way you look vs how well you work. She's right in this video. Almost every place you work (especially in hair and makeup ironically) they want everyone to look the same. All black. Uniform. Plain Jane. When in reality, shouldn't you be able to express yourself? But places don't want to see you for who you are. Expression is bad.
I couldnt even get a job with my purple hair. But luck upon me, I was able to start my own business so I don't need people to tell me shit anymore. I would push for more business to have such a policy.
crypandora66 happy to know that you started your own business. I know whatever the people say they just don’t believe in it like only few does. Even I’m a person who like to wear makeup everyday and keep my hair open but people are like “is there something special” “why u always keep your hair open” these all are very disgusting but I do it cos I like it and that’s my choice 😊😊
@@lunasereno8233 don't let anyone tell you to change!! The day that society tells you what to look like and to shut down your thoughts is the death of your creativity. They want you to dumb down to societies standards. Do not let them take your uniqueness away, ever!
@@lunasereno8233 these questions aren't extreme, I don't think it's disgusting worthy
* sees thumbnail *
Me: "Ewe....not the most perfect sight. Are they........serious? Let me see what this is about."
* After video *
"COOL!! WOWWW!!"
The Girl same reaction. I thought the video was about glitter hair
Even me
🤣I just read the title and watched. It was only when I read this comment when I looked at the thumbnail. The video was good. They could have done better with the thumbnail though. If they were going to use that person hair in that state at least use to picture between 0:13 and 0:14
The Girl yeah they should have chosen another hair photo for the thumbnail
Same
The last number
1 straw berry
2 mango
3 lychee
4 pine apple
5 orange
6 peach
7 avacado
8 apple
9 grapes
0 melon
Stars Of Universe Galaxy orange!
Apple!
Strawberry
peach
Apple
This seems so nice! I remember I was getting a dip dye once and I was really excited and I heard other costumers gossiping about how “its a waste of my natural hair” and how “I’m too young” and how they thought it was too much! All I did was a dark purple dip dye on my dark hair!
I can't imagine the pressure everyone has working there to dress in their best outfits everyday
Actually they probably dont feel pressured- im pretty sure that to them thats just your average outfit
Dude was wearing a grey tank so no
I don't think they are pressurised
So if I walk in there with a coffee stained shirt mascara all over my face from crying I'm not judged?! Where do I pay?
@@miamia2365 real talk
@@miamia2365 and yet we judge the Kardashians and all other celebrities and shit. No one can escape judgement haha
@@miamia2365 i mean true that but you'll never really be respected by the public. Unless you are genuinely a nice person. As for the salon thing, someone in the comments said that they went there and the prices are pretty same as normal salons (depending on the treatment and hairstyles offcourse)
U took a positive idea into a negative comment
I saw glitter in hair
And it just said 'click me'
So i ended up clicking it
May you have a good day kooties
Wattsapp namber+916280043871
@@siraaadaregreta2106 your parents would have regreta
Kooties is a swear in my language
@@sxrshroblox5003 yes aren't u indian?
@@siraaadaregreta2106 Why on earth are you sharing your phone number? Someone please inform his/her parents, it's obviously a kid here
I think the people there seem super nice. But, when she said hair is second importance, I didn't like that. I go to a salon to have my hair done nicely and it's nice that they're non judgement. But, my personality is not your business, you're just here to do my hair. It doesn't seem much different than other salons.
Hannah Walker it’s the acceptance you get there that is the most important thing. That no one is judged
@@fanroderonwattpadandao3352 you go get your hair done that is number 1 priority
In this salon you supposed to have fun with workers. If you prefer simple bland salons where nobody talks to you then just go there.
Having fun while you're doing your hair is what makes this salon unique.
@@TamaoMizuki ppl are just saying that the styles are not really unique ppl at salons usually talk
@@TamaoMizuki i don't know but i never had a haircut whitout a funny conversations and i go to many diffrent places. Maybe it's also up to u to start one when u feel like it. 🤷♀️
I liked the whole idea but to be honest none of the customers’ hair styles actually stood out to me, I didn’t get the feeling of speciality within those :/
it's what they like, "speciality" is not a must
Not special, unique.
Perhaps its more about the feeling and customer service than just people who want colorful hair. I for sure go to certain places because the people are always nice even though I know I could save $5 if I go somewhere else.
elena ejja it's the love shot
Naaaaanananananananana
@@qiyuuuu naaaaaaananananananana, it's the love shot
Her voice is so soft and comforting and I love her accent! I love her whole philosophy! ! I want to go there 🙂
She sounds like a smoker
@@emman2750 you sound like a hater
Bruh it’s probably expensive af
ShaistaNaseer I was just thinking about that
Really isn’t though, it’s pretty average it’s where I go, £60 for a cut wash and blow dry for long hair, obviously colour is more expensive but their work is amazing
@@1218Filipa wait £60 in this salon is actually pretty cheap for the portfolio they have lol
ain't ALL salons 😒
@@1218Filipa Wow, That's really cheap! If I'm ever in London I'm gonna get a style there!
Their hair is brighter than my future
Me- Heyyyyyy mom? Ya know how I need to get my hair done?
Mom- Yes?
*shows mom video*
Mom- Hun, we live in Massachusetts. We are not flying overseas for a haircut.
SAAAMEEEE THIS IS LITERALLY MY LIFE
You could make a holiday out of it! London has a variety of places to visit for your family, so if one of those visits happen to be to this salon, well, just a souvenir you can wear that can't be stolen.
Just remember that it's an urban city like any other you've been to, take precautions to keep safe.
Trust me u dont wanna go here, london isn't all like that. When you go out of the central part you will be not satistfiyed no hate
picsart tutorials well the food is nice, nice accommodation, nice landmarks lots of things to do. But the downsides are that it’s busy and there is thieves. Lots of them
@@clivecatbreath5606 trust me, there are little to no thieves. It's the stabbers you want to be concerned about.
Thing is they are so extravagant I’d feel judged for just wanting a basic trim and not funky colours plus it’s too much stimulation for me I can physically feel my heart beating too fast watching this, anxiety in a high stimulating (lots of clients and bright colours people talking) place isn’t for me but I do like what hey are doing so hats off to you guys
It's not for you then just don't go
this is cute, sweet, caring. I can appreciate that. Honestly though, the hair looks damaged, dry and poorly colored from the video...
Litara Duodox I agree work is subpar
Finally someone said it, everyones hair in that video looked really bad
It's full of glitter, looks like she dumped a whole tub of hair gel. Awful
The other hairstyles weren't bad though
That’s what hair dye does to people’s hair
Ya but that's why I use neem leaf gel one day il get caster oil to than it will look nice ya still poorly coolerd on some of the hair and some of the hair styles do look a bit choppy still cool though
4:26 I want my hair like that. I’m jealous 😩😫🥺
@American Born bruh wtf
@American Born envy is a synonym for jealously, isn't it?
Don't be jealous. After 2 weeks that girls hair will look awful, unhealthy and dry because of 'keratine treatment' (hope I wrote it wright), is incredibly bad for hair 😉
I wish I could work here. We really need more places like this in the USA. The place I work at all the ppl judge everyone and make ppl like me feel like we're weird and don't belong. If the client likes something the stylist don't like then they won't do it and I get in trouble for agreeing to do it bc I know it will make the client happy
Jessica Crisanti there are places like this everywhere
Jacob Straw we are all unique already. And that is such an assumption and a leap to think everyone is a unicorn and genderless. No one can make you a different gender identity just by being a no judgement place.
Until I see them doing thick and or textured hair I don’t think they are really any different or better.
ThatOneAlien I would definitely go there of they could do my type of hair
ThatOneAlien exactly, this is nothing out of the ordinary
ThatOneAlien thats not actually my hair type but still, i agree with you. Until they dont bring up hair diversity then they are not different, they just are more colorful
ThatOneAlien yes I don’t have textured hair but I totally agree
Well I don’t know if you follow them on social medias but Spooky (one of their stylist) is known for doing thick and very curly hair. Thing is : it requires more time to get very bright colors when it comes to curly/textured hair cause they are naturally very dry. So they need more time to lift your hair otherwise it could be very damaging (and most clients don’t really take the time for that). They explained many times : they don’t do magic. They are realistic. They won’t turn your hair silver if (no matter your hair type) they are damaged, too fragile and that it could be risky in anyway. So yeah I guess textured or curly hair are more rare in these salons and if they shot this video in one day they might not have seen a client with that kind of hair (which is a shame I agree).
I really love how the people in the west is so liberated and free. They also have a huge respect for fashion .. art and everything unlike here in my country where dying your hair with those colors and people would stare at you like so weird.
Where do u live?
Same here sis. 😢
True :(( cant wait to get out of my country lol.
Do you realize that its just a hair salon ?
@@whynot7802 coming from someone from the middle east, there is little to no unnatural hair dying facilities at all here. Essentially, most people view hair dying the same way they religiously view tattoos, thinking its a way of changing what god gave you. In the younger generations its also been associated with the lgbtqia+ for some reason? I don’t know why, and due to misunderstanding of religion, they view it wrongly and kind of think that hair colour = lgbtq+ = bad. Its dumb but its the way it works. So yeah most people really view the west highly as its really frowned upon to be different from your beginnings
What a great story! As a hairdresser, I absolutely love this salon.
That 2:27 hair fading from red to black is gorgeous omll
The owner reminds me of young Cindy Lauper. Great salon!
Sofia Hoffman I knew she looked familiar!
She reminds me of Celine Dion, the way she talks and face expressions
I love how everyone are so happy. That makes me happy too!😉😊
Omg i want to go to that hair salon😍😍😊😊💇♀️
Elizabete1 Berga ~♥~
Elizabete1 Berga me too
Doesn’t everyone?
Me: Can I get my hair trimmed
Them: ok
*Cuts it into triangles and dyes it rainbow*
Me: NO I NEEDED I TRIM!!
Doubt they would do that thou
😂😂😂
😂 I actually think they would do that
ok but why would you go there just to trim your hair?...
@@anchill8894 I actually was about to say this until I found this comment ... I would just like my hair getting a trim 😂
I love the creativity and that place really, but I also love my hair the way it is .... I've never styled my hair by using straightners or curlers or anything really ...
Don't worry, my hair isn't very posh
It's just naturally straight black hair (a very dark brown if light reflects on it)
I like the retouch idea for sure! Salons who go above and beyond are the real deal.
Lol girl with the bowl cut pink hair has me dead
I love how the give out the dye they used on someone’s hair so they can retouch it at home!
Thought it was odd at first but she's actually so intelligent I love what she's doing here
This actually makes me appreciate the fact that I live in London knowing I could go there someday
Love this😍 freedom to express yourself and show inner and outer beauty at the same time. Don't be afraid to stand out and be different! Xx
Finally a positive comment 😀🙏🙏
I already loved the salon in it’s self but reminding me of my first love which is drag, y’all know we gotta visit this place
What about different hair types because I’m not sure they’d know what to do with Afro hair 😔
yazzaroo hairdressers are taught to work on all sorts of hair.
Obviously stylists with afro Caribbean hair are better because they have the most experience. 🙂
Aaron Jackson glad that's your experience but all the salons I've been to in my time have stylists that are quite inept with tightly coiled and kinky textured hair. Their go-to is to straighten it and that's no bueno..
So when we see advertising for places like this, it's always going to be the first thought.
Aaron Jackson - no they don’t, a lot of majority white salons can’t do ethnic hair.. or even braid well for that matter 🤦🏻♀️
Same thing I’m thinking
kat • European hair is also “ethnic” hair... Europeans are also an “ethnic” group. Just thought I would clear that up. Thanks
they should hire stylists that can do curly/kinky hair :(
asapnami they do. This video isn’t long enough for you to see the true skill of each stylist.
Ashley Ronquillo they should’ve showed it in the video and even on their. instagram there’s only 2 people with curly hair and you have to scroll quite a bit to see it.
Ashley Ronquillo but i guess that makes sense if it’s mostly people with straight/wavy hair going to their salon
@TrulyTaekook We don't go in because in their publicity ( from social media and videos) they don't include us...
Why'd go to a place that don't show you that you're a part of it ?
@@MakiiBlue Then change it and walk in. It's not hard.
This is why I’m moving to London.
I love the New Wave interior design of the salon... very catchy. Reminds me of my youth in the late 80’s and early 90’s
IM SOOO INSPIRED! YOU BROUGHT LIFE TO ME IN A WEIRD WAY ! AMAZINH ALMOST IN TEARS TO,HOW BEAUTIFUL THIS VIDEO IS!
She is a smart business women and i would really wanna go there some day it looks fun
Who is not there on instagram??
Only me???
Stars Of Universe Galaxy I’m not
count me in
Stars Of Universe Galaxy me I don’t like insta
Stars Of Universe Galaxy me too
I'm not on it or Facebook for two years almost 3
The owner has such a calm voice 🥰
Yassssssss!!! We need this place here in the U.S. I love it so much! This place is amazing!
Her voice is so good
Stars Of Universe Galaxy cuz she British
i hope this salon still exists in 4 years when i’m older so i can dye my hair there 😁
2 years over!😁
Meanwhile, hairdressers in my town consist of a mens barber and an old salon where the most exciting colour they have is red, and 90% of costumers are grandmas :(
Talk to the grandmas. They know secrets
They have been my favorite for years!!!!
I've got a consultation here tomorrow and I'm so excited!
The coloring doesn't damage the hair!?
ithe colour isnt damaging, just if you have to bleach first
Nasreen Fathima Colour doesn’t damage hair, bleach does. But even so, if you go to a good salon and fork up the extra dough for hair protection during bleaching (like olaplex) and hair treatments after bleaching, bleached hair can actually still look and feel like before it was bleached (though your hair will technically still be damaged). I’m Chinese, so my hair is black, but I’ve bleached it light blonde and it still looks and feels like my natural hair.
swartkopf however u spell it they have a bleach with some bond solution that's like olaplex which would be a good bleach
Philippa Thirlby
you have to when your is black
Marela9 but it's true, the dyes are just pigment applied to extra pourus hair shafts. But yeah everything is killing us hormones in milk, air pollution, people wearing the wrong kind of jewlery in peircings, pestacides. We can atleast avoid sum of it tho.
hair salon looks cool and all but... crazy color hair dyes.. i've used this brand in middle school and i'll tell u
it's not great
Would love to go! but i'm scared of letting anyone near my Afro xD
The different colors of hair is gorgeous 😍
This salon is just more colorful than most. It definitely would be a fun place to work, I'm a stylist / specializing in color and it's always a blast to use these fun colors! It's amazing how far our color options have come, you can do any color imaginable !
No judgement policy... So if I want a conventional haircut without coloring whatsoever and without any chit chat whatsoever, it will still be fine, right?
Of course. That's exactly the point.
what about a sawastica
Phelany Yanson the entire meaning of a swastika is judgement so they wouldnt be able to give you that.also how would you get swastika hair?
@@threemanband The "entire" meaning of a swastica is not judgement. The swastika symbol, 卐 or 卍, is an ancient religious icon in the cultures of Eurasia. It is used as a symbol of divinity and spirituality in Indian religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. Some cultures in the past differentiated between the clockwise swastika and the counterclockwise sauvastika. In these cultures, the swastika symbolized health and life, while the sauvastika took on a mystical meaning of bad luck or misfortune. It is a common sight on temples or houses in India or Indonesia. Swastikas also have an ancient history in Europe, appearing on artifacts from pre-Christian European cultures. However, the work of European linguists and other scholars was taken up by racist groups, for whom the swastika was a symbol of “Aryan identity” and German nationalist pride. This conjecture of Aryan cultural descent of the German people is likely one of the main reasons why the Nazi Party formally adopted the swastika or Hakenkreuz
Swastica names in cultures:
China - wan
England - fylfot
Germany - Hakenkreuz
Greece - tetraskelion and gammadion
India - swastika
(I would get a buzzcut, dye it red, then have a swastica or many mini swasticas dyed black over the red :)
Her voice soothes me
Oh my gosh. I NEED TO GO THERE!
I live in Australia but if I was ever able to visit this place, I'd LOVE it.
The first sentence that came out of her mouth I immediately liked this video. Such beautiful words.
The reason most hairdressers wear black is to not get bad stains. I’d rather get stains on cheap black clothing rather than something colourful or godforbid white and have a bunch of stains on it...
Cool concept for instagramers, but in real life most adults just want to walk into in a peaceful salon🚶♀️, relax💆♀️, get their hair done💇♀️ and leave🙋♀️. Idk, this is not for me, maybe someone else would really enjoy it though👍.
Yup
I feel exactly that same, I mean it’s a great concept it just wouldn’t be for me.
@@lavender1187 yeah too mod for 18 y.o me. not an "adult" yet (you have to be 21 to considered adult in my country) but too hip too "loud" for me
@@thvf2381 I totally agree, I’m 35 and going to someplace like that would be so much hassle for me, when I go to get my hair done, I like to just sit and relax, I work a lot and so that is me time, I’m glad younger people feel the same about it, I guess that isn’t for everyone. But it’s good for people who actually enjoy sitting and taking pics for Instagram.
@@lavender1187 sometimes the more conventional, the more boring the salon is, the better it looks (and price)
At first glance the thumbnail looked like something out of a horror movie, lmao
I absolutely Love this Salon's Ethos 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗 & positive vibes . Awesome x
Colors! Everywhere! These are the true artists❤
After procedure the looks dry. No hate
Romar Malunao I noticed that too.
It's because of the bleaching process
I once got highlights at my local salon. My hair was super dry after I got them, but once you use the right products for your hair, it will go back to feeling normal. Having dry hair after a procedure is normal
Child....at a hair salon the hair is NOT the most important thing? lord jesus
They just want to be influencers and earn money.
I think they mean their Instagram became less and less about the hairstyles they posted and more about the overall atmosphere they established
no, on instragram hair isn’t the most important thing. she made that pretty clear
Its like a fun , non-judging(sorry if wrong spelling) , awesome and cool saloooooooon love it 😍😍😍
THE COLOURS ARE SO CREATIVE!!!
The owner sounds so chill I
*Love it!*
I have lived in london my whole life and have never heard of them...im intrigued
Like 6 Stars of Universe comments,Watch out for the spam
Man ur too funny 😂😂😂
But sorry I've commented 7 times
This Saloon would be good to have in Belgrade because, every time when i want to have some red ends on black hair they look at me like..'aha..why?'. I just like something different...that's why.
Marela9, mozda. Maybe...
i love that they accept everyone like we should all do and expressed their experiences
the lady with the red beret has such a calming demeanor, i love her!
"The owner is such a delightful human being."
How wonderful
Look here put some glitter in my curls you catch these hands. But... whatever floats y'all boats
she says she didn’t want to make it too cool - but in making it crazy & colourful and full of different people, she’s made it cool, but in the best possible way!
someone has the same name as sophia and i truly honored
I...dont see anything revolutionary here
Well its different
But i guess not revolutionary
Still no difference. Just a salon full of a bunch of clowns. Nothing special
^^^^^
No.
y r your the clown love
@@YYY-dw3qs stop being salty
already following them on insta! ❤️ love their work
Just loving the ideea 💙💙💙
Aw they give them touch up pots!! So cuteee
When I’m done with cosmo school I pray and I hope to work in a Solon like this! 🙌🏻
That glitter in the thumbnail made my head itchy lol
*Bold person walks in* *says* “Hi I would like to grow some hair in this magical place*
Me: 😂😂😂😂😂
Pls don’t take this literal lol it’s just a joke 😂
😂😂🤣😂🤣😂
Now I wish I was in London now
Cally Shimmerz I don't
No.... no you do not... I live in the UK (not in London but I do live in england) and London no do good rn so no you kinda don't...
Tkyja Norberg how is London like?
I loooooove the theme of the hair salon... the colours are so pretty on the wall
LOVE the creativity and personality EXPLOSION
I literally live in London 😂 I'm totally gonna get my hair dyed here