Being Color Blind

The plaintiff says she went to the defendant’s hair salon for color correction, but they made it worse. She’s suing for a full refund and the cost to have it redone. The defendant says she’s a master colorist, and the plaintiff came in with terrible color. She says the plaintiff returned a few days later for a partial refund, and now they’re in court.
Case #25175
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[@poppy6271]

Stylist: “ it’ll take two sessions to get what you want because you’ve done some damage” Plaintiff: “I don’t understand why it wasn’t fixed the first time!” She deserves to lose just for being stupid.

[@AJ-TheGr8]

I’m going to hell for laughing. Lord knows I’m slow sometimes myself but this was funny.

[@lindam4953]

Lol!!!

[@RealFrikas]

And then she comes out with the line: "I really expected to get a fair judgement" Jeez i needed to rewind twice to make sure she said that

[@uieicuchusbei8811]

Dude first of all wea the blue n shit come from she did a shitty job the first time fr

[@adammiller9179]

Agreed!

[@asiahwalker7940]

You can’t color and damage your hair at home and expect a miracle at the salon. It would take time to get her hair the color that she wants.

[@Channel-JJ]

Apparently she thought she was at Hogwarts Salon of Magic Hair Color.

[@SipLikeTea]

@@Channel-JJ 😂😩

[@minnie243]

Then they should have told her BEFORE HAND.

[@marleonetti7]

i dont know why u all in the comments dont see what this is about . this is about someone paying 650 dollars for a hair coloring and even the judge said yikes when she heard that price . when u charge that much money for a hair-do and u accept just any income level customer then u should expect to see the inside of a courtroom often . they should only deal with wealthy and very high income clients at those prices

[@hateisforlosers6116]

Who has 650.00 to spend on hair coloring????

[@tonyagibson7986]

The hairdresser knows her stuff. Look at her own hair; it’s stunning. That shade is so hard to achieve on dark hair without frying it. I’d trust her with my color any day.

[@k.flac.86]

Seriously, I believe that woman knows her stuff, too!

[@marilynwillett804]

It looks EXACTLY like a dust mop.

[@journey2iman]

Hairdresser usually get their hair done by someone else lol

[@girlyunderthegrave]

@@journey2iman meaning they know a good one from a bad one?

[@Daughter.of.TMH.YAH23]

I thought it was a wig lol

[@JTubbsny]

She didn't even bother to let them try to finish the full treatment process, what did she really think was going to happen?

[@emilybrown7224]

😂😂😂😂

[@AndrewMacLaine]

She expected to whine until she got her $650 back (well, at one point she said half) and then pay that other person $90 to apply the color.

[@galegibbs5946]

Her boss has probably reprimanded her in the past about her hair or her appearance. She feared getting in trouble at work. The same thing once happened to a friend. I don't think that JM or the stylist understood her.

[@Trinigmatic]

Magic

[@Trinigmatic]

@@galegibbs5946 Pretty sure they understood her, but she didn't understand that all that work couldn't be done in one sitting. They explained that to her. she sued for an unfinished product because she was unhappy that the unfinished product didn't look finished. That's silliness

[@loveyoutube2177]

The hairdresser sounded so professional. I would go there in a heartbeat.

[@riggamorrischan]

She definitely knew what she was talking about

[@queendiva1965]

Yes the hairdresser stated her case well. I would NOT go to that salon though because I can't :-( afford 650.00 dollars.

[@cinnamonrollonapancake]

$650 is crazy to me!😱

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

She is probably used to it. I used to watch a lot of videos in which stylists spoke about clients with whom they had issues. There were so many about clients who had unrealistic expectations. The stylists were usually talented, but the clients were just rude.

[@Kayla-lq4ys]

@@cinnamonrollonapancake it’s not crazy when someone is spending 8+ hours on your hair

[@sarahplummer2828]

The white guy behind the defendant who makes a face at 3:39 like he can't believe she was in a salon for 7 hours. LMAO. Don't tell him how long some braids can take.

[@debg4212]

He looks so disturbed lmaooooo

[@xmarishx2472]

it took me 2 sessions of 7 hours to get my hair chemically straightened and it still wasn't straight afterwards. it was supposed to only take one session of 7 hours.

[@noelr1010]

Lmfao I had a similar expression. 7 hours?!!!! The hell!!?

[@Lumen04]

@@noelr1010 It's because her hair was darker is all. When you have already light hair it takes less time. PLUS she had a lot of hair and also color in it. Don't forget the rinsing and styling and cutting and washing too.

[@deejai1173]

For real

[@C3yl0]

The defendant's hair curls and color are beautiful! 🥹🥹🥹♥️♥️♥️

[@Djkommode]

When you wear a mop

[@WendyDahling3]

I agree!

[@carlawilkinson5831]

Giving deranged poodle vibes

[@onileowocomfort1805]

Where?

[@Mikki4722]

Absolutely

[@candiceb8284]

Who really thinks you can go from black, to a at home bleach job, to an all over even blonde in one session?

[@carriepriegel6477]

Right?? And I'm the gal who colors my naturally curly hair and gets Brazilian blowouts. I would never walk in and demand to undo so much damage and funked-up color like the plaintiff and expect it to happen in one session 🤷

[@CndnHippo]

Those that fry their hair, blow out their cuticles, and turn it into ramen noodles 😅

[@Channel-JJ]

apparently the plaintiff thinks that way. 😉

[@C3yl0]

Only someone that has unrealistic expectations.

[@CndnHippo]

@@Channel-JJ haha touché 😅

[@carriepriegel6477]

Plaintiff's hair was black & orange, wanted hair to go light blonde" (was orange from DIY home versions 🤷) So, let's go through this: A) she's Latina, so naturally dark hair is destroyed by bleaching - BLEACHING - to light blonde" B) plaintiff ruined her own hair BLEACHING it at home!! C) Wanted to go "LIGHT BLONDE"😳 ** What could possibly go wrong? ** Defendant made it waaaay better despite all the damage.🤦 Plaintiff, these are hair professionals not magicians!

[@davidewersphotography1013]

sorry, this is a great failure. If the colorist really was a professional she should advised to plaintiff on what could get done.

[@CndnHippo]

@@davidewersphotography1013 which the defendant did

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

I.also think she must have dyed her hair red at one point, then went dark brown or black again after.

[@HLJRMAI1]

@@davidewersphotography1013 when I was a teenager, I had a hair stylist tell me mom that she wouldn't perm my hair because it was too damaged.

[@Djkommode]

@@HLJRMAI1 did they offer to fix it because a pro would

[@iridescentwings144k]

She didn't expect a fair result she expected HER result lmao

[@carriepriegel6477]

Dang, you nailed it! 👍😍

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

Her hair was black and orange but wanted to go light blonde ? Hair stylists aren't magicians or miracle workers.

[@chrishawkins32014]

Right? And it’s a process.

[@projectionv.accountability1010]

But if you want it reeeeaaaally bad, then they should be able to do it this one time. That's how it works, right? 🤦‍♀️

[@KyTy-yb3vl]

I know that she didn’t like how her hair came out but from what I could see in the pictures I thought it looked really nice, healthy with beautiful tones and highlights… I think the second appointment could’ve fixed it by evening it out if she didn’t like the multi- -coloring

[@LIVEINPEACE2023]

@@projectionv.accountability1010 😂

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

@@KyTy-yb3vl If she started off with black and orange, those photos looked like it was a really good job. You can't go from one extreme(black) to another(light blonde) in one session. Especially not if you dyed your own hair at home with box hair dye.

[@barbarapaton4005]

I really didn’t see anything wrong with the color. The plaintiff should have given them a chance to refine it. She seems hard to please.

[@beverlyvantull8452]

Just like the other stylist said to her...

[@nunyabiznes3901]

Me either? It definitely looked better than black with orange tips. 🤷‍♀️

[@lamontjohnson5810]

"She seems hard to please." Well, she "is" a woman.

[@foxwithtubesox1075]

Plaintiff: "I can't go to work with these barely-visible color variations. I work at a bank!" Also plaintiff: "So, I dye my hair black and orange, right?..."

[@CnithTheOnliestOne]

some jobs are pickier than others. My husband worked at a burger king who said he had to dye his hair because apparently Auburn is not a "natural" hair color. Um...yeah...OK... He didn;t stay long. He did dye his hair brown to stay but the hair was the least of his worries. That place was awful.

[@C3yl0]

She could get a wig. 🤣😂😂

[@lcam9241]

@@CnithTheOnliestOne unless he was management, BK was tripping!

[@marvolom787]

Orange hair is halfway result of bleaching dark hair. Bleach doesn't strip all pigments from hair with the same strengh... at least without frying the hair

[@HLJRMAI1]

@@C3yl0 it probably would have been cheaper

[@sabrinab.thefoodie]

FINALLYYY!!! A case where the stylist can explain the process correctly! I’ve seen similar cases and the defendants lose, simply because they cannot explain the woes of bleaching.

[@someonenamedjenn_]

She did an excellent job explaining, and was very professional. It made sense.

[@sarasolgatgomora4995]

That was exactly what I was thinking , I had to go to comments. :)

[@mermaidmomma3696]

Usually, the stylists come in looking crazy, but she was professional with great hair!

[@ozieography]

As soon as the defendant walked in with that hair color and those healthy curls I already knew how this case was going to go

[@lamontjohnson5810]

LOL. OK.

[@Indiasplace]

It’s a wig

[@qveensirah8242]

@@Indiasplaceit’s not, not all black women with big hair have a wig on 🙄

[@augustmoon9973]

The plaintiff is completely wrong here, she clearly has no idea on how bleaching/coloring hair even works. I can tell the defendant knows what she's doing, her hair didn't get that way over night, it took several sessions before she could get even her own hair to a level light enough before she could get it to that beautiful silver color. The plaintiff just had unreasonable expectations and I'm so stoked she won! 👩🏼‍🦳❤️ 💇🏽‍♀️

[@globe2555]

You mean you are happy the defendant won, right?

[@kittyb275]

Its up the the stylist to make it clear what is possible.

[@thatvalensteingirl]

@@kittyb275 She did; it's not a one and done, it's a process. The client has to show up for the appointments and services and trust the process. Nobody's going from black to blonde in one shot and not getting gummy, fried hair.

[@Ath-lk3xg]

I disagree. If the defendant couldn’t do with the plaintiff ass because it was unreasonable then fine, explain that you cannot have your hair corrected into one color in one day so you’re paying 650 for two days of coloring correction. There is the problem right there! It should’ve been communicated and she possibly would not have been unhappy. It’s not her job to understand how the process should be done! It’s not even her job to understand that it can’t be done. She did not go to Hair school which is why she was going to a professional to correct it.

[@wioi]

The plaintiff did NOT win anything.

[@robinmcneill6693]

How do you mess up your own hair, they tell you it will take 2 sessions to fix it, and then you come back to complain after the first session?! 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@beverlyvantull8452]

Cuz' she didn't really believe in the process. She figured she paid more than enough for a quick fix. Sadly She won't be satisfied until she suing somebody because she's bald..That's what the stylist meant when she said "I don't do hair for clients like her"

[@robinmcneill6693]

@@beverlyvantull8452 Truth! I knew exactly what that stylist meant. You don't listen and think you can have things your way...🤨🤨🤨

[@naturalbluti6823]

Ma'am you got a fair judgment! She was told it would take 2 sessions what made her think otherwise?

[@damnnerves24]

The plaintiff didn’t have realistic expectations. The hair didn’t look damaged or fried.. She was told upfront it would be a two part process. I think she had buyer’s remorse. The defendant was knowledgeable and I’d want someone of that skill set doing my hair.

[@lcam9241]

AND the defendant's hair looked healthy and obviously colored. Good points when looking for a stylist.

[@NellieKAdaba]

Exactly

[@butyoucancallmesam]

This is one of the reasons why I hated doing hair. People don't understand the chemistry and then they're easily disappointed. Sometimes it takes time to get the results you want. Plus, other things are considered when coloring hair like, if you are taking medicine, previous colors you've had on your hair, the water you shampoo with, etc.

[@reptilemetaljen]

Yep I do hair on the side now and changed full time careers. She’s a nightmare client that’s impatient lol those chicks with black box color and want to be platinum in three hours 🤣🤣🤣

[@trinidazzling684]

Please speak louder for the stragglers in the back….

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

Very true and people who have done dying(from.a box), bleaching at home don't realise all.that cannot be undone by snapping your fingers. My guess is this woman had years of DIY coloring/bleach jobs so.going to a light blonde was never going to happen after just one session. What she did get from those pictures was actually quite good. She was never going to have a uniform.light blonde in that one process. My guess is she probably also.had dark red dye in her hair from a previous box coloring.

[@marleonetti7]

i dont know why u all in the comments dont see what this is about . this is about someone paying 650 dollars for a hair coloring and even the judge said yikes when she heard that price . when u charge that much money for a hair-do and u accept just any income level customer then u should expect to see the inside of a courtroom often . they should only deal with wealthy and very high income clients at those prices

[@kittyb275]

So you want your client to pay $650 and then you expect them to use special water and shampoo? For that price the dye should actually last and look the way i want.

[@brettsfav4]

The plaintiff wasted everyone’s time, but it was entertaining. LOVE the defendant’s hair.

[@elxxii.04]

agreed

[@pep590]

the defendant’s hair looks like a messy mop. But way to give her praise because you pity her.

[@bridgetteknox8319]

Color corrections are expensive. She should have gone to a professional before she tried to do it herself. They mess up their hair and expect the stylist to be a magician

[@Bb-nq9cs]

The minute I heard the plaintiffs case I rolled my eyes. Don’t ruin your hair with box dye at home and expect a stylist to work miracles and fix your mistakes in one trip. Corrective color can take multiple trips and be extremely expensive. You get what you pay for ESPECIALLY when you want light blonde

[@stephaniehowe0973]

Is it me or does it look like Black box dye now?

[@Rudeytabooty]

The fact that she signed a contract and THOUGHT she was gonna get her money back for not doing her part is hilarious and the confused face she made at the end is so funny like your hair was black and red your gonna have to be in a chair for a while sis.

[@707jmc]

She wanted a free $600 color. That's all.

[@lamontjohnson5810]

My thoughts exactly.

[@ingesexton811]

The defendant is so beautiful. She's the kind of beautiful that will last even when she's an old old woman.

[@leelasmoochie]

💯 and that hair color is everything 🤩

[@franciscoguzman1065]

@Inge Sexton i find the plaintiff more attractive.

[@ingesexton811]

@@franciscoguzman1065 she is pretty as well but there is something about the defendant.

[@franciscoguzman1065]

@@ingesexton811 well not saying she’s not pretty she is. Idk why the plaintiff was complaining. I thought it came out nice.

[@kaymarieh3281]

They both are

[@champagnej5998]

It is really complicated to lighten hair without it falling out or turning odd colors even on unprocessed hair. The job they did was really good to say her hair was black and orange & it was one session. My question is, did she not go to work the whole time her hair was black & orange? It doesn’t matter to the case but hmmm 🤨

[@CndnHippo]

Yeah, it's pretty obvious she's used box dye and black dye (likely also box dye) on her hair at various stages of growth. They did a pretty good job for the first session.

[@Channel-JJ]

When her hair was black and orange she was okay because then she was working at a Halloween store. Once she got the bank job she had to change 😆

[@C3yl0]

Yes!

[@definitelygryffindor]

THIS! I tried to lighten my hair for the first time in my life using bleach and it turned my hair pink. I looked like a pink nightmare! Our hair doesn’t always take color correctly or how we want. Hair can be finicky.

[@dorindagaines4737]

Good question.

[@kylahaynes4099]

Im just in love with the defendants hair!

[@tyraharris2090]

it’s beautiful ❤

[@Itsmyturn-notpickme]

I remember this case. The plaintiff was delusional.

[@RidingADream2004]

When was it? 🔥

[@allesrachtsichirgendwannlu1893]

August 2016

[@ChandaOnly1]

She's lucky her hair didn't fall out! This stylist is absolutely correct.

[@LC-se8pw]

I cannot believe what an amazing job they did in that first session. I have complete faith that her hair would have been stunning after the second session if they were given the opportunity. The plaintiff really missed out. Anyone who goes blonde and has it done professionally, upkeep etc, knows how patient you have to be... She got to THAT in her first session. Lord what a goose she is.

[@prettyblkgyrl74]

For the longest time I wanted my hair colored platinum grey… but after my stylist/colorist told me how lengthy the process was - I kindly said NEVER MIND!! 😳😂

[@blynn2505]

Bro what?! They said it’ll be a 2 step process before the final product and she tried to sue without even making it to the final step to see what the final product would be

[@usernamen0tf0und]

She had buyers remorse, plain and simple.

[@beverlyvantull8452]

AND she was trying to get over! They fixed her hair enough to go back to work... Bet she still used a "store box dye" for the all black hair in the courtroom... She'll be bald wearing a wig at her next case.

[@tianacrawford2]

The defendant knew exactly what she was talking about the plantiff hair was beyond damaged, she wanted the stylist to work a miracle in one session

[@candyb.2650]

She was just being difficult. That hair color was very pretty on her. She should have let them finish...

[@lamontjohnson5810]

Ha! Of course, her hair looked good after just the one session, especially coming from what she had did herself. Something tells me though that the plaintiff was satisfied with the color after the first session--especially after she had time to think about that expensive azz $600 bill she dished out. So, she asked for a refund of half and said she wasn't happy (with only a half-completed process mind you) when she really was. I bet she kept it like that for a minute, too.

[@jasoncoan7679]

The plaintiff is wrong for the simple fact that she should have given the colorist a chance to make it right before suing.

[@mythiac696]

The defendants hair is gorgeous 😍, curls and color.

[@C3yl0]

Yes 🥹🥹🥹

[@LiLo-ob3iu]

Yes she is gorgeous

[@hinotefanatic]

And her skin is flawless! Beautiful woman.

[@pep590]

You must be kidding. It looks way too long and looks so messy.

[@EatWell23QWB]

Why color your hair at all if you are so concerned about how your job will react to the change? The job hired you with a certain color hair, so that was obviously okay. So why not leave well enough alone? Duh… By the way, the defendants hair is gorgeous!

[@Djkommode]

@@Nevaeh1 your hair style doesn’t trump a private owners business model. Don’t like the dress code don’t apply.

[@asomdesignco.2434]

People need to stop assuming custom services are pooped out. EVERYTHING HAS A PROCESS, LABOR AND TIME

[@crystallatta8770]

She wanted the defendant to color and over process her hair until it all fell out 🙄.. then the defendant would've responsible for doing the very thing she asked for🤦‍♀️

[@MyGoodenessGracious]

Girl.....2 sessions, 2 sessions, TWO SESSIONS! The 2nd session was absolutely necessary.

[@shadamcduffie8515]

She said herself she needed two session

[@Rebel_this]

Gurl the hairdresser is %100 correct!!!!!

[@JamieM470]

I just can't get over how gorgeous the plaintiff looked with the color the salon gave her...even though it wasn't the finished product. She didn't "feel comfortable" so she dyed it black. 🙄

[@beverlyvantull8452]

I noticed it all black dyed too. She's spooked because of her bank job & major dress code violation. She soon won't have to worry because she'll be bald wearing wigs due to all the chemicals. It took them HOURS on her head for a reason...

[@elvickRULES]

I wonder if she just realized she didn’t like the color and wanted her money back.

[@nellyhernandez388]

She messed up her own hair then wanted someone to fix it but got upset when it wasn’t a one and done fix. Girl STOP 😂

[@WesleyLindsey]

Watches half of the movie and complains she didn't like the ending.

[@dragastarr2926]

Exactly 🤣

[@TheGrahamFamily0524]

The fact that she said she didn’t expect to lose tells me she’s went through her entire life without accountability. I feel sorry for whomever decides to marry her cause their life will be hell

[@ariesleorising9421]

😂😂😂Truth!

[@allesrachtsichirgendwannlu1893]

Absolutely 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I actually know this weirdo. This is the lighter version of what that monster is. And she DID NOT communicate like that with these women . She's a rude ass narcissist 🤣

[@teejthebrownbratt1725]

That look she gave Judge Milan when she walked out😩😂😂

[@deronreed2945]

The defendant hair is dope...i dig it

[@Channel-JJ]

Her hair is so dope she makes a few blunts when she trims the ends.

[@scamchan]

"Because I didn't feel comfortable" In life we always have to be comfortable. Because before her hair was done it was real uncomfortable but she did that to herself. Hint hint she just wanted her money back and was happy with the first treatment and just changed it up for court.

[@NubianP6]

I can’t imagine why the plaintiff would be surprised by the verdict.

[@someonenamedjenn_]

Exactly, she didn't even finish the process, so what did she expect

[@lislortega2610]

The defendant is stunning in every way - gorgeous face, well spoken, confident & I LOOOOVE her hair!

[@neshamojanay9423]

She was stunning with silver/white curly hair

[@denniscampbell8363]

I don’t do hair. I paint walls and refinish wood. Same thing. Going from dark to light with a good result is a process. Especially if someone else has messed it up previously. The plaintiff has high expectations.

[@noots090909]

Absolutely right decision 👌defendant looks and acts professional

[@projectionv.accountability1010]

"There were too many colors. I wanted one color at least." Um.

[@sashabenoit1518]

Lol I caught that too, pretty sure she misspoke because at least makes no sense!

[@pattil7947]

Some ppl are never satisfied…

[@Juggalowitch]

As a former cosmetology student this makes me happy. People getting their hair lightened are told time and time again that they may need multiple processes to get where they want. Yet they will still get mad when it’s not white blonde in one session lol. I’m glad the defendant won

[@Nameless_mixes]

This is why my stylist always has me come in at least a few days priors to dyeing my hair for a consultation. She’s the only person that dyes my hair, but still wants to inspect it first to make sure where it’s at in terms of previous treatments, leftover bleaching, etc. Dyeing your hair isn’t easy (especially for those of us who have naturally darker hair). If they say that you need to come back the next day for finalized results, then you come back the next day 🙄

[@darcelharmon]

This is too hilarious. I love that the defendant brought up the history of the hair. The colorist does not know what you did to your hair so they color correction process is just that a process. Trust the process.

[@carriepriegel6477]

The minute the defendant started talking I thought "wow! here's a very mindful, conscientious, trained, careful professional. I would go to her for sure!" The defendant is one of those DIY delusional types *I want what I want, regardless of the outcome, no matter how much it's going to damage my hair! I'm going to do it!" Hun, you get what you pay for 🤷

[@naturalbluti6823]

Do you mean the Plaintiff?

[@krystlecolon7453]

It cracks me up when girls go to the salon and say "I've been dying my hair blue balck for the last X amount of years and I wana go platinum by the end of the day" and really expect that to happen

[@Bebe-og3bc]

Plaintiff= "KAREN" !

[@kishasowell554]

The plaintiff acting like a child, girl you didn't even get to the finish look.

[@Cootiecat07945]

Going from black to blonde, I would never do it myself. Only professionals touch my hair.

[@desireyshante5077]

Where are her friends ? Lol who let her pursue this ? 😂😂😂 honey , you were told the final result comes after 2 sessions 😂💀 you only received one …

[@beverlyvantull8452]

FACTS! No dark / light 2 toned hair at bank job Unless you KNOW it's within dress code. A good friend would have stopped her or helped her get it right.

[@allesrachtsichirgendwannlu1893]

🤣🤣🤣

[@deeluu7560]

The defendant sounds like a very educated hair colorist.

[@righttoouropinionthanks4710]

Oh my gosh!! That Plaintiff is out of her mind! That was a BEAUTIFUL dye job & it flattered her skin tone very nicely! Someone (who was probably jealous) told her it looked bad & maybe that’s why she changed her mind?? These people though that get services done to them like hair cuts, coloring, etc., & then change their minds are nuts.

[@terrycashman7]

The defendants hair though. The plaintiff mad she don’t look as good as her

[@stephc189]

She duz not need blond hair with her features.🙄

[@nylanelson8660]

When a person abuses their hair & a professional hair dresser has to correct it, the hair cannot usually be corrected in one visit. The reason it can’t is the hair will fall out or break from too much treatment & needs a rest & be hydrated with conditioners & product

[@lucky1u]

Well the defendants hair is amazing! The color, the style...all a work of art. Bravo young lady, Bravo.

[@pattil7947]

Crazy to spend that kind of money on your hair… geez!

[@carriepriegel6477]

All those treatments to get your hair looking great? 👍 the professional hair folks, their time and expertise is invaluable!! a highly trained haircolorist and hair stylist is invaluable because "the rest of us have to look at you" as my friend, a professional beauty blogger, would say🤭

[@beverlyvantull8452]

Facts... But She was freaking out because her bank job was NOT having it. Keep in mind the price was so high because it took HOURS and 2 part process to fix her CHEAP box hair color attempt at home. She should have just bought a wig until she could "fix" it herself. ( It could have been worst were she ended up bald )

[@c.c.2508]

Young and naive. I'm always shocked by how clueless these youngs ladies are now in days about simple thing's.

[@mikeaq210]

I’m no hair expert but the defendant hair was one point would trust her completely

[@nonaperry5403]

The stylist's hair is everything😍

[@14kchang]

This plaintiff is just too catty.

[@qirlswaqq2010]

This must’ve been the plaintiffs first time changing her hair color. She clearly doesn’t know how bleaching & coloring changes work. You cannot expect to be bleach blonde overnight coming from darker natural hair especially. It may take 2 or even more sessions to get it as light as you want it (speaking from my own experience)…& her hair actually didn’t even look bad after the first session the defendant did tbh

[@CeltycSparrow]

Honestly, if I am paying someone $650 to color my hair, and I am sitting in the chair for SEVEN HOURS while the do my hair, I am going to be absolutely happy when I see the finished hair or I am not giving you the $650. According to the stylist, she paid $650 for 2 sessions and she only had one. When she left the salon, she was happy with the hair, but if there WAS a problem with the color, why didn't she just simply say to the lady " Look...when I got home and really looked at my hair, I see things that I am not perfectly happy with. I do have this second session that I paid for, and I am not happy with the color. Can you please make some time in your schedule and fix it for me. This is what I am not happy with." and show the stylist what the problem is. Instead, she just storms in and DEMANDS half the money back and didn't even give the lady a chance to fix it. And considering she came in with black and orange badly damaged hair, I'd say the color came out pretty good. Its very subtle highlights in the blonde. To hear her talk, I was expecting her to look 10 times worse. Like tacky, ugly highlights of green in brassy blonde hair, with the ends all frizzy and damaged. I think the ruling was absolutely fair.

[@mikesteele05]

If I was eager to spend $650, rest assured it wouldn’t be on a hairstyle with black roots and light tips.

[@CndnHippo]

It's called a shadow root... I literally have the exact same colour scheme in my hair

[@mikesteele05]

@@CndnHippo thank you. I wouldn’t spend $650 on a shadow root.

[@CndnHippo]

@@mikesteele05 nor would I. But what the plaintiff wanted was $650 because she wrecked her hair for years prior using drug store box dyes and what not. A lot of correction was needed to achieve the light blonde she wanted. Shadow roots don't necessarily need to cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Because I somewhat know how to do my own colouring, it cost me ~$50 👍

[@elaine462]

I actually love the job the defendant did on her hair. It looked so healthy.

[@deejai1173]

Girl that was a fair judgement; you should’ve let her furnish the job then, if you weren’t happy, file a suit.

[@nenenord6320]

The plaintiffs face @0:24 seconds. 🤣😂 She's like ""what wait! Who said I was freaky looking?!!!" The announcer just be saying anything huh??!

[@lawjd96]

haha

[@Deadly_Potato]

“You’re a heartless woman you know.” “Yeah…” 💀

[@angelicrealtor1]

That is WAY TOO MUCH MONEY to pay a salon!!!

[@jessicathomas1771]

She should’ve just been patient and got the second session done and she wouldn’t have even needed to be in court

[@Toruk_Makto17]

the defendant is so beautiful

[@AuntDottie]

7 hours? 🤦🏾‍♀️ After the first hour I would have stopped the session ..drove to Walmart, purchased black hair dye and colored my own hair.

[@sandwichman100]

if i went into my guy who cuts my hair and he said 'it'll be $650' id faint! anything over $30 is too much to me!

[@SabrinaLWilliams]

I take it she called in sick when she bleached the tip of her hair orange. She's acting like the hairdresser did THAT to her. How does she think that could be fixed in one session? Plus they told her two. Also her story changed from dark roots and light tips to one block colour...

[@ChristineJonah88]

I think her hair looked fabulous from the salon work.

[@youmakemelaugh1797]

I knew she wasn't going to win

[@samanthaacosta3067]

Um😳600 hundred doller 😑that so expensive... I'm sorry I'm an old school 20 dollers for me 😅🤣

[@carriepriegel6477]

Watch it again it was a package price because it was going to be a very intensive, involved process cuz so damaged! it wasn't just a couple hours under a dryer

[@samanthaacosta3067]

@@carriepriegel6477 Again, I'm an old school I use Dark and Lovely is a safe product use for all people👍🏽GodBless.

[@inspyr9]

She looks best with black hair.

[@ashleycarr4974]

The defendants hair is absolutely gorgeous!!

[@Nina-Bananaaa]

The back of the stylist wig told me everything I needed to know .. GUILTY! 😂

[@bobbleheadmoe]

She realized that 650 was too much and wanted her money back

[@mismismism]

People like this are so frustrating, they told her it would take 2 sessions and she said the second session was the next day, she messed up her hair, went to someone to salvage it and couldn't handle 24 hours to let them do the job? You couldn't get 1 day off if it was such an issue for your job? This is why salons, makeup artists, etc, have policies like not letting you see the hair until it's done, because you can straight up tell people exactly what is going to happen before then they get partway through and freak out. If you get your car fixed, do you sue the mechanic because you don't like the fact your car looks busted halfway through with parts missing?

[@WendyDahling3]

In the plaintiffs own testimony she says how she wanted darker roots starting a couple inches from her scalp. That’s not one color.

[@DrewRycerz]

"I wanted one color at least" multiple colors is at least one color lol.

[@PattyPaints]

Douglas would look AWESOME with silver hair! 😂

[@sm3296]

Douglas is fine!

[@thelogicalnegro1454]

After she discovered she could get it done for $90 she wanted her money back 😂😂😂😂