Theory of Hair

Theory of Hair

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Posted 2013-10-15 by SocialHummingBirdfollow
For many ladies, going to a hairdresser is physically agonising. Of course if you fall in the taller side, like myself, you will spend a few minutes, what seems like hours, arching you neck backward for your hair to be washed with a thin ceramic support pressing hard into your vertebrae.



However, you will never experience this at . In fact, has used their 12 years of expertise to develop an experience that will leave you wanting to return the very next day.



I have always avoided hairdressers as much as I can. I could be categorised as a border line weaslaphobic (someone who is fearful of hairdressers). My fear stems from years of bad haircuts which results in avoiding as much social life as possible. Besides this, I had to tuck myself into a little chair while doing a backward bend, which would make the gymnastic fraternity proud, just to have my hair washed. It was the must un-ladylike position and it is an experience I would go out my way to avoid.

Theory for Hair was offering a special value service on the web to new clients. I was urged by my friends to purchase one to trial their service. I was even more nervous, because I had heard some horrid stories of clients being treated like second grade citizen because they had purchased a voucher on the web.



I was greeted like a V.I.P as soon as I walked in. I was taken to a chair and was asked if I wanted tea or coffee. I opted for tea and it arrived in English tea style fashion. I was then introduced to both the hairdresser and the colour specialist.



When it came time to having my hair washed, I sat in a chair that automatically moved back. My head rested on a block and it felt as if I was lying on a bed. I had no ceramic edging pressing into my neck, and I did not have to bend or arch my body like a contortionist.



The service did not stop there. They turned on a massager where my body from shoulders to ankles was gently massaged while I had my hair washed. This is what I call a CNE (Critical Non-Essential).

Before I had my hair washed I was asked if I wanted another cup of tea. I had seen this amazing cup of coffee come past and I asked if I could try that. When I arrived back at my chair, there was a perfect cup of espresso waiting for me.

The hairdresser took note of my fear and styled my hair to perfection. At the end he asked me a range of questions of how I wanted my hair blow dried. I told him that he asked a lot of questions. His reply was: "We want it to be a perfect experience for you!"

is exceptional on all accounts. They have spent years perfecting an experience so that every customer is treated like a star. Their latest promotion was mostly to let people know they have moved. And you can find them on the corner of Thomas and Hay Street.

As for myself, I have achieved a milestone and shocked all those around me. I booked myself in for another hair appointment, and believe me; it had to be exceptional service for me to do that.

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