BACKGROUND J BALILI'S SALON started its operations on JanUARY 21, 2007.The salon is owned by Mr.& Mrs.June Balili. Mr.June was a former DAVID'S SALON Senior Hairstylist for six years.He is considered an expert in his field for he was trained by DAVID'S SALON'S creative minds and was exposed to diffrent groups of people. J BALILI'S SALON was conceptualized to cater to lower income and middle class market.Its vision is to offer professional haircut and hair treatments at much lower rates, and maintains high quality service like that of other high-end salons. For hair treatments, clients can choose from several quality and well-known products such as Loreal, Matrix, Wella and Mondes. For Men, professional haircut is only P50.00; for women, only P70.00; for kiDs boys, only P50.00; and for kiDs girls, only P60.00. Hair treatments vary from cellophane, permanent color, hot oil, henna wax, semi rebonding and rebonding. Other services include make-up, different hairstyling, hair removal (eyebrow threading, upper & lower lip threading, etc.) Does Your Hairstylist Have to Look Good? Have you often wondered whether a hairstylist's appearance indicates whether or not they will good job on your hair? We have all walked into a salon with high hopes about a wonderful new haircut only to find our new stylist to have less than perfect hair. But just because your stylist doesn't have beautiful hair doesn't mean you should turn and run. Looking fabulous isn't necessarily an essential qualification in a good hairstylist. Keep in mind that most hairstylists don't cut their own hair. Therefore, the stylist's haircut doesn't tell you much about how your own hair will turn out. Before getting your hair cut by a new stylist for the first time, you should ask to see photos of their clients, rather than worry about the stylist's own hairstyle. You should also note that a lot of hairstylists try to look trendy. Therefore if you see a wacky cut or color on your stylist, they may just be experimenting with new hair trends or products. WHAT'S IMPORTANT Healthy looking hair If your stylist doesn't keep his/her hair in good condition, it shows they don't care and probably aren't using the best products. Even if their hair isn't perfectly coiffed, it should at least look shiny and healthy. Good hygiene Dirty fingernails, body odor, bad breath and other signs of bad hygiene are unacceptable in a hairstylist (or anyone in the service industry). Because you are in close contact with your stylist, he/she should always be clean and fresh. Though some stylists may work long hours, it's disgusting and unhealthy for a hairstylist to be anything less than clean. WHAT SHOULDN'T BE TOLERATED Dirty salon Not only should your stylist be clean, but the salon should be clean as well. The floor should be swept between each customer. Scissors and other equipment should be sanitized and counters should be wiped down. If you notice an establishment is extremely dirty, don't hesitate to leave. Smoking Your stylist shouldn't smoke while working and shouldn't take breaks to smoke when they should be cutting your hair. In addition to the effects of second hand smoke , the odor of cigarettes on a person's hands, clothes and body isn't acceptable in the workplace. Not listening One of the most important qualities of a good hairstylist is to be a good listener. You are putting your appearance in their hands and should expect they will listen to your wishes. Be a little flexible when talking to your stylist, however. Because of their experience, a good hairstylist knows which cut will look good with your facial structure and which colors may not be the best for your skin tone. Talk with stylist for several minutes before they begin wielding the scissors. The most important thing you need to clarify with your stylist ahead of time is how short you want your hair and if you want layers. Layers can take a long time to grow out! Be prepared when heading to your appointment. If you have seen a color or cut that you love in a magazine or online, bring the magazine or printouts with you to show the stylist. The hairstylist should be able to tell you if your ideas will actually look good on you. Don't head for the door if you see your new stylist has a pink streak in her hair, uneven angles or a funky cut. There are more important qualifications in a hairstylist than looks. Experience, cleanliness and communication are the keys. 
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