STYLIST FRIED MY HAIR OFF

[@nix9656]

Sue her. She could legit do this to other people if this gets unnoticed

[@CurlyPrincesaHeart]

shook yea she should that’s not right she suppose to check before she does

[@LizbethLeeds]

yeah she should be insured for her mistakes

[@ItsBlueBear]

Yes!! You dont even have to "go for money" exactly, but still take her to court!

[@littleloner1159]

Well from the stylists point... It must be frightening for her too. She probably didn't knew how to handle that situation and what she did was wrong. BUT mistakes happen, so I first would talk to her or her boss in person because the salon might be quite happy for a second chance. If they would mess up everyone's hair like this, they wouldn't make money.

[@nix9656]

Little Loner she burned her hair off and she got chemical burns on scalp because of that stylists dumb mistake. There's no excuse for what she did, that "professional stylist" doesnt even know basic steps on bleaching hair.

[@mojokg13]

Hunny I'm gong to post this to you as a hair stylist of 24 years, I need you to know that this was not in any way shape or form an "accident" your original hair colour (first bleach) was an adequate colour to just have a toner applied, not only did she apply a second round of bleach but she applied heat also, then left it on so long that you sustained chemical burns, had one of my staff done this they would be fired on the spot, I'm sure you wouldn't want to cause any trouble at the salon as you say you are a mild mannered person but may I say as a former salon owner by not speaking up and making a formal complaint you run the risk of letting some other poor person go through the exact same trauma and it also puts the salon owners business at risk, a bunch of lawsuits and bad reputation can shut down a business and lots of jobs are lost, the fact she wouldn't quite acknowledge the extent of damage caused is in itself worrying. You did not deserve any of what happened to you and I'm so sad for you but also furious about her lack of professionalism please speak to the salon owner even if you don't want to sue. Best of luck x

[@lexihacksaw1643]

midge kg as a hair stylist too I totally agree bleach and toner are two different things u cannot get that confused if she signed papers like some salons do basically saying she can’t sue it would be much harder to get around I feel but then again she did get burns

[@sassygrits7151]

I am mortified at this representation of our profession. This woman needs her license revoked RIGHT now. It’s horrifying that she has continued to service clients. What in the hell could she have possibly been thinking to think any of that was ok? And then to see those pictures and try to pass it off as being ok? Honey, even Olaplex isn’t going to reattach hair that’s fallen in the floor! If nothing else I would report her to the State Board because she does not need to be servicing clients.

[@rosemarie7550]

As a stylist too. I was like legit in tears. That lady had a complete disregard to the laws of hair.

[@leslieherrera8757]

OMG

[@AnaSantosEUA]

midge kg Agree with you!

[@RealityChecks]

OH MY GOODNESS!!! Listen--I'm a licensed Cosmetologist in the state of CA and that's the worst chemical burn I have ever seen. You should know that it's not that uncommon for this to happen in CA with Stylists who are trying to rush. The only time heat should be used is if the hair is NOT lifting, and even then it needs to be watched closely and carefully. Anytime a client is complaining of pain the chemicals should be removed immediately if the hair is done processing or not. Most of all, this is grounds to lose your license, and I cannot stress this enough--PLEASE report her to the CA Board of Barbering and Cosmetology because if she did it to you and blew it off as if it was normal, you were fine, and a little coconut oil would fix your hair, then I guarantee she's done this before and will do it again--the next person could endure permanent balding from the scars, or go into anaphylactic shock from an allergic reaction--she could literally kill someone and definitely will ruin a few lives. This is SERIOUS. If a Cosmetologist or Nail Tech nips a clients cuticle into the eponychium and makes the client bleed, that Nail Tech will also lose their license if it is properly reported. This happened to one of my daughter's friends and he refused to report the ill-equipped stylist, so she has since injured other clients. If this were a doctor and you went in to have a mole on your hand removed but she removed your pinky finger instead, you'd report her for malpractice, yes? We have to have a license for a reason--people's health and safety are in our hands. Don't let her hurt anyone else, if you can help it. Don't feel bad for reporting her, either--she may be forced to take another class and then retake her board exams, and it sounds like she needs it! This is a rookie mistake, and I've only seen it happen in school where people expect to see hair burned off, but I've never seen a chemical burn on the skin that bad! I'm angry for you, and disgusted anyone with a CA license would not only do that, but fail to accept responsibility. She mistook your kindness for stupidity and took advantage of that, and for that, I am deeply sorry. We are not supposed to treat our clients like this--you trusted her, and she really did you wrong. When dealing with a licensed profession, one must check that professionals resume for specialization areas because the field is very broad and not everyone has the same skills that their license covers. Some nail techs only do gel, others only do acrylic, and that's because that's what they know. Some stylists never do color, some only do color and can't cut.... I specialize in bleach/lightener and fashion colors, but I am admittedly a mediocrity at many oxidative color skills (I plan to get more education) and my hair cutting skills have room for improvement. That, and I'm the only one in my area who can do a perm and I am the best for anyone looking for a perm! But if you want a perm or platinum hair or a balyage, you need to find someone who can prove they are good at this, not someone who says they can do it and offers a good price. This is in no way a criticism of YOU--you were the victim here! This is just a common problem I see in the industry, and I genuinely wish more people would report the bad ones who will do anything for a buck because they make us all look bad. If I were in her salon I may have gone over and gently asked if she needed help on the DL rather than see her injure you or any other client. If someone came to me asking for a chemical relaxer, I would have to tell that client "I have never done one and only know the theory from school. You may want to find someone with more experience because those chemicals are very dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. If it were a really complex color formulation, I would ask other professionals with more experience than me for help, and I'm in a massive licensed-only private internet group specifically for this sort of peer-to-peer help where we do ask others or answer questions asked, and we do this because it's more important to give the client the best service than it is to get that client's money, especially when you don't know wtf you're doing. God, I am so so sorry--that burn looked really angry and painful! I hope it didn't leave any scars, physical or psychological. Your hair is naturally a level 8-9 so I can't imagine you'd even need more than 15 mins of bleach let alone a second lightener session or heat! I have a repeat client this weekend whose hair is a natural level 2 BLACK and her hair lifts to a platinum 10 in under 20 minutes with a a 7 volume developer, a plastic cap, and Olaplex. I can't believe how many stylists are out there injuring people--it blows my mind. :( PS: Sorry for the novel--this is a bit of a soapbox issue for me.

[@deadfat4071]

Agreed! She has to do something about it.

[@cherryblossom9470]

I wish stylists were more conscious when it comes to clients, I want to dye my hair, but I'm so scared that I have the same result as this poor girl, thank you for being so honest to your clients and I honestly wish I find a really good stylist like you! Sorry if my English it's not great, but it's my second language 😄

[@vickyoli]

Where do you work at? You seem very professional :)

[@Danashae]

It took me a long time to find a stylist I trusted because of what you said. I will NEVER let anyone but my stylist touch my hair until he retires. I had a salon put bleach on my hair for well over an hour between TWO applications in a row to turn it from red to blonde. After the first one it turned pink and they commented that my hair looked great and it was strong so they could do another round. I had what felt like a soft brillo pad on my head for a very long time. Between that and my bad haircut my hair should be to my butt and instead it's now just brushing my shoulders. Never again.

[@sheyla5755]

I think she should report her

[@MELBELLE6922]

I hate to say this but she did this on purpose. There’s NO WAY she didn’t know what she did. We are trained from day one never to put bleach on bleach. And 90% of modern lighteners say NO HEAT especially on scalp application!!! All you needed was was some purple shampoo. Blue toner. Etc. you had full blown chemical burns. There’s just no way at ALL that she didn’t know exactly what she did.

[@nathanjs4207]

Meliie Mel I agree... I almost think she might've been irritated from the post-service check-up where she said she still felt it was yellow and just aggressively was ready to make sure she never had to see her again. As a stylist, clients crying that they still see yellow is one of the biggest pet peeves and can be so frustrating. I don't know why she didn't just use a strong toner or something with a low level of lift to get the yellow out without damaging it so much. Purple shampoos and toning masks can really do wonders so it's confusing as to why that wasn't just done instead of the bleach.

[@ratchow1]

as a hair stylist myself, the only time I've ever heard of anything like this is where the client went home and tried getting the yellow out with bleach and fried their own hair. toning takes 5 min and your done. what stylist is that petty or stupid to takes the extreme longer more damaging route? I'm having a hard time believing her.

[@coolgirlcorgan]

@@nathanjs4207 I agree. My mom said she knew a lot of hair stylists who would purposely screw up girls hair if they had long/healthy hair. I have no idea why, but my mom worked in the beauty indudtry for years and experienced a lot of bad, mean hair stylists who were jealous bitches. Its sad.

[@assiend]

Corgan Wow, that’s sad

[@rebeccacamacho5436]

Meliie Mel i agree with you .I think she did do this on purpose because she had healthy hair and she has a license was because she knows what she’s supposed to do .

[@kittens3029]

I would’ve asked her to cover the costs of your medical bills otherwise you will sue her. You’re crazy for not outing the salon or suing her.

[@TheTinkili]

With a chemical burn like that I think you're lucky your hair even grew back...

[@shanicehunt9548]

1 year later and watching I hope you sued

[@theresavandamstylist5777]

Being a licensed cosmetologist I can honestly say that lady is ridiculous. Not owning up to it? Pretending that picture of your fire red scalp was normal!? What is wrong with her!? She should have apologized and took initiative. It is so difficult to actually fry someone’s hair that bad you seriously have to neglect it entirely.... she should take some color classes.

[@iambentlee]

Yeah, her not saying it looked bad was so bizarre! I knew something felt very wrong. I should've trusted my gut!

[@nkynz3667]

To me that's not a real professional. I am also a stylist with an applied science degree and, when a stylist fucks up like that they should have their license revoked...

[@Jessica-cd6zs]

I think the fact that she made the mistake is not as big an issue as seeing a clients scalp and being so cowardly that you tell the person that it looks okay just to save your own ass. The human thing to do would’ve been to tell you to see a doctor. Shame on her.

[@eirinnireland2267]

Maybe she did that on purpose. This is going to sound aweful, but I try to pick stylists who look really happy, because if you have a person doing your hair that comes off as miserable they might ruin your hair on purpose. That's happened to me not to this extreme extent. But if this sounds judgemental I'm sorry but if someone is going to altar the way we look gotta be careful. I'm sorry this happened. So aweful.

[@Beccastyles_]

I SO agree, I'm almost 14 years in the business and stylists like this really piss me off. They make it hard for us that do take the time to learn and actually care about our clients. They need to stop her from doing anymore chemical services until she takes some color classes. Ugh!

[@thebilliespace]

That woman needs to get fired and banned from ever touching people's hair again. How does anyone mistake bleach for toner, let alone a "professional"?

[@riyanadkarni1076]

Billie Ariel probably someone who did it on purpose:/ scary shit

[@ToriMcCain]

My mom is a hairstylist and she told me to tell you that you need to report her and take her to court. She said you will win for sure with all of the evidence that you have. You could get all of your bills paid off . Just advice. It’s not an accident what she did, it’s ignorance . And the fact that she didnt take fault is wrong in itself.

[@kaylituh]

Tori Walters preach

[@gabrielamichelearias]

Exactly. If she didn’t own up to it you need to have it handled, otherwise she would continue ruining other people’s hair and think she can get away with it. I’m still dumbfounded that she even went in with more bleach, her hair was light enough to just be toned 😣

[@ichbinfabelhaft420]

Yep. I'm a hairstylist as well and you are not supposed to put lightener under a dryer. A lot of stylists still do it but it's against the manufacturer's instructions therefore something she could be taken to court for and even lose her license. I'm so sorry this happened to you!!!!

[@IamMissPronounced]

Tori Walters there's definitely a case for negligence here. Some people say "it's just hair" but this is a trained professional who didn't follow the protocol laid out for her, and put a client's hair health (and skin) at risk. A professional holds much, much higher liability than the average person.

[@Lillith9008]

can't you lose your license for this?? or at least pay a hefty fine and lose your job... girl, re👏port👏her👏!!!!!

[@secretlyamazing]

"top of head looks good" Does that chick have eye balls?!

[@JessM20_]

Right omg

[@homemadecookielove]

Nah, her eyes probably burnt off with all that bleach.

[@thedarkshinobi222]

Seriously. Me thinks the hairdresser was either completely incompetent or she did it on purpose. Regardless she's still beautiful, so the jokes on the hairdresser who will probably lose her license now

[@cuppatae834]

@@thedarkshinobi222 she had to have did it on purpose there is *NO* *WAY* that a hair stylist would accidentally put bleach Instead of TONER! Girrrrrrl!

[@Cloudburst2000]

I think you should have sued her. You probably would have won too. I know a girl who had much the same happen to her though her burns were so bad that her scalp actually blistered and scabbed up. She also lost part of her hair and had to wear a wig until her hair grew back. She had to take a week off work after the hairstyle because she was in mucho pain. The salon had to pay her over $5000 for pain and suffering, had to refund her the money for the procedure, and had to pay for her missed work. I am sure that stylist is no longer working there :) At the very least, she should have given a refund and paid your medical bills due to her negligence. I would also get on an app like yelp and post pics and your story so other girls don't make the mistake of having their hair done by this woman. BTW, I really like your shorter, curly hair.

[@iambentlee]

Oh my gosh, that's so awful! Poor thing :( I'm very thankful my scalp didn't blister or scab at all. That is so scary!

[@Rose_from_UK]

Hailey Junkin I think you should still sue, she could do this to other people. The photo showed severe burns and she lied. It was not an accident it was neglect

[@emoXspankster3]

I agree with everybody else! By not sueing her (or at least taking some kind of action) she will most likely do this to somebody else in the future! Nobody should have to go through this and I'm really sorry you did!

[@sweetbre5383]

She would have won in People's Court! Seriously this is no Joke. That lady should not be touching another person's hair. I would die if this happened to me.

[@kiwigirlNZ]

Ok, I’ve been a stylist for over 25 years. There is absolutely NO way this was “just a mistake on her part”. We stylists know EXACTLY what we are doing to a clients hair. I don’t know where she was trained or whatever, but her obvious lack of knowledge is NOT something that you had to pay for, and to be given chemical burns, and hair breakage on top of that??? Girl, no. Just no.

[@missnperfection9830]

kiwi girl 100% agreed! A toner should've taken her to right where she wanted to be! And she added heat to hair that was previously lightened 4 days ago? I have so many questions to the Stylist who did this and what the hell she was thinking!

[@Kayleetay86]

Jeannine Kadillac I’m with you I’m a stylist and an educator and this pisses me off! I don’t care if she was a newbie SHE knew better, and to put it under heat! She needs to blast this lady because she owes it to women to let them know what they’re getting into.

[@missnperfection9830]

Kristy Taylor couldn't agree more! To be very honest I question this Stylist license status because students don't even make a mistakes this catastrophic let alone someone who has had training and a State license! She needs reported immediately to the state Board of Cosmetology,a lawsuit against Owner and the Cosmetologist need to happen because this is sheer gross negligence! And absolutely the Salon and Cosmetologist name should be released immediately because this person severely injured this woman and absolutely could do it again! Her incompetence is unbelievable! Usually I'll stick up for other Cosmetologist but absolutely NOT this one! Everything she did was just plain wrong!

[@Madirose02]

kiwi girl exactly she shouldn’t even have used heat AT ALL

[@gingerv7413]

Totally agree, she knew what she was doing

[@InesaLove]

Honey, that's definetely not an accident from her part! Even beginners hair stylist know better how to work with bleach. You got chemical burn! I have never heard or seen any stylist who would not react to clients complain about heat while bleaching hair. I have been blond like almost for 15 years now and every single time at salon stylist always check how it is lifting and ask me if is burning or any discomfort That stylist probably ruining others hairs too. You needed to report

[@mysslyss5001]

Best thing you could do is tell us her name so no one ever goes to her and gets their hair destroyed too. Not to attack her but to just avoid her

[@caise5174]

As someone with anxiety I totally get the whole "my scalp is burning but I'm gonna wait it out anyway" You end up telling yourself that your just getting anxiety about it and to not worry when really anxiety is keeping you from saying that something is really wrong. Stuff like that really sucks

[@courtneycattx]

You explained that perfectly

[@NYstillinMe]

Yes, this exactly.

[@Shawnielee1990]

Yup. I would have done the exact same thing. Confrontation gives me anxiety, ESPECIALLY when it comes to confronting a "professional." because you know that they should know more than you about their profession. If you say something, you might make yourself look stupid, or really offend somebody. I know, it seems dumb to worry about little things like that, but, anxiety makes every decision or confrontation seem like the wrong thing to do. So you just sit their in a panic not knowing what to do, and not saying anything. I feel so bad for the girl. I feel like the stylist treated her the way she did because she knew she could get away with it, because she was so soft spoken and sweet. I'm sure the stylist was freaking out too when she saw the result, and just pretended everything was fine to cover her own ass. And those of us who get anxiety and can't confront people, tend to get taken advantage of often.

[@aloeangel1327]

u should sue the salon, have them pay your medical bills, etc. expose her

[@iambentlee]

UPDATE: Hey guys! I just wrote a lengthy letter to the salon yesterday so we will see how they move forward with that...I will post an update video once they reply and hopefully this whole situation can be resolved! Thank you for all the support. Cheers!

[@ellewoods66]

Hailey Junkin take her to court!

[@IamMissPronounced]

I'm so proud of you for doing that! Confronting people is really hard sometimes, when we don't want trouble, but you deserve some form of consolation here.

[@maribailon2357]

Try sheamoisture conditioner it's at Walmart or any drugstore get the plain shea butter one it's a miracle

[@maribailon2357]

Lol I'm gonna keep commenting sheamoisture so you see it

[@ellewoods66]

mariana padilla heard they changed their formula so it sucks now

[@Em-sd8zm]

Her: “Hey... I had to go to the hospital, got a chemical burn, hair is falling out when I brush it... is it ok?” Stylist: “iTs prOLLy fInE .”

[@karmatastic6933]

That was NOT an accident. She's a freaking hairstylist and knew damn well what she was doing! Even people who aren't stylist know that you don't just bleach someone's hair TWICE in 4 days without taking precautions. She also knew what she did when you sent her those pictures but decided to play dumb cause she knew she f***ed up. I wouldn't have felt ANY remorse for her especially if she gave me a chemical BURN! She should've been sued and fired because she wouldn't of been a hair stylist at a world renowned salon if she didn't know how to properly bleach someone's hair!

[@hunnnnerr]

I've only done temporary box dye (once and it lasted a week) in my blonde hair and even I know you don't do that

[@fleekedbycati7260]

Sorry guys but I went to school and I’m a stylist, you are deff allowed to bleach hair in four days, you have to be careful and moisturizer properly between and do some repair systems but obviously the stylist is far from advanced enough to have taken the correct precautions. It’s also possible that she just over processed your hair with each process, not necessarily the fact that you had two bleaches that may have caused this. So sorry you went through that!!!!! She deff gave you a huge chemical burn! If you haven’t you could sue her!! You should try and talk to her about unofficially paying you for some of the hospital bills. Like this literally is completely not okay

[@HoneyballLP]

Nah my hair was bleached twice in 6 hours and it is fine white.... and not broken. And I was dark brown. It just more work to do between... oh and olaplex

[@nikip5449]

Brooke Mceachern-torres uhhhh this is fake news

[@darlingmarin3865]

I had been doing my hair since I was 18 and now I'm about to be 22 and honestly that's y I had not gone to an hairstyle cuz im scardd this will happen to my hair. I even done my mom's hair and I had NEVER have this situation I had NEVER had my scalp burn like this my hair falling out nothing. And it's so sad how can ppl that their license do this job. Like why go y6o skool for that? Not even. Smh. (Not all are bad)

[@plastichouseplant]

"Top of your head looks fine" Uhm...wtf?!

[@yasminebou7407]

Seriously, i'm sur if all her hair had fallen off, the lady would just be ''yeah no don't worry it's normal''

[@iambentlee]

Right?! It looked so awful, I don't understand how she was comfortable pretending like it was normal...

[@reesedaniel5835]

Narcissists don't have a conscience or empathy and the can lie with a straight face and pass lie detector tests because of the lack of conscience. They only thing they FEEL is other's pain (and they ENJOY it!).

[@contentdeleted5909]

Wow.... Sue her! She should get fired!

[@LauraStar127]

CONTENT DELETED She should pay her medical bills as compensation

[@Livvingsoverrated]

GIRL WHAT. Im a cosmetologist in the making and even I know that is NOT okay. As soon as it starts to burn you need to GET IT OFF. Bleach is not supposed to burn. If you did not sign anything stating you understand blah blah blah, you can sue her. She isnt owning up to her mistake or even realizing it so Id be sueing her in a heart beat for being insensitive and unknowledgable.

[@kaylapantoja7215]

Brad mondo needs to react to this!!

[@rebeccahill6642]

#bradmondo

[@catherinewelcome6674]

#bradmondo

[@anghamoagha]

#bradmondo

[@Brenna101ful]

#bradmondo

[@elorinnes.9187]

#bradmondo

[@LC05]

That could not have been an accident, girl. If she is good enough to get hired on Sunset Blvd, shr knew exactly what she was doing. She was probably "appalled" at the idea that someone didn't love something she did and decided to ruin your hair. You really need to put her name out there so that she doesn't do this to someone else.

[@InTheNameOfLife1]

That's the worst chemical burn photo I've seen from bleach! Oh my goodness she needs to lose her licence that is so so so awful

[@BriannaWeldon]

KyAngela I can't believe the stylist could see her red, inflamed scalp and say it looked fine!!!

[@kimberlydiaz7043]

Well the reason she said that is because if this girl decides to sue then the stylist can use the "ignorance" card in court and say "well I genuinely didn't know!" The stylist is playing dumb basically.

[@xMourningStar]

She needs to sue this bitch. Honestly. If it were a doctor it would be Malpractice.

[@noneyabiznass7977]

I've had worse, I actually had the red scalp and then huge bleeding sores that eventually crusted over. It's amazing the stylists who claim they are color experts and then cause not only hair damage but bodily harm.

[@lovelyhilda1437]

KyAngela I totally agree with Angela, she needs lose her license 😬😬😬

[@Dariiannna]

“It was an accident on her part” I can’t believe you said that. No, it was not. It was ignorance of something she should have learned in hair school. If a nurse gave you the wrong medicine and it caused your bodily harm, you wouldn’t just say it was an accident. You’d call it malpractice because nurses learn procedures when they go to RN school. Same thing- she should have leaned that you don’t double bleach hair under a heat source, especially when all you needed what a toner (which she could have just put some Wella T14 from Sally’s and called it a day). On the text messages she probably denied the burns because if she’d admitted it and you decided to sue you would have proof of her admitting fault and you’d win the case. She was just trying to cover her own butt.

[@iAWESOME130]

Sorry that happened to you hun but you need to say something so that way this doesn’t happen to someone else. Who knows how many other ppl lives she ruined since you or even before you

[@mels3499]

Take her to small claims court for the money you spent. She shouldn’t be able to keep the money you gave her. You are completely justified in your anger. Silver lining: your hair looks super cute that length. And I’m so incredibly jealous of your curls, I wish my hair was that nice

[@SeraDoll89]

Mel S small claims court lol. No dear ! This is a HUGE Lawsuit ! Look at that Burn ! and her hair loss....... not to mention burns can permanently damage follicle capability to grow again or bald early over time. Easily 1 million dollar lawsuit.

[@atwbeauty9593]

wtf the hair dresser said " The top of your hair looks fine ???????? wtf

[@therescuepuglarose8260]

Aniya Watson lol one that wants off the hook

[@zeenathchowdhury4063]

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[@edgarcardiel0272]

Ikr?! Like bitch my head red it ain't supposed to be red 😂 she removed all het moisture and fried it. I never bleached before and I did my friends hair and other friends and I never once fried their hair. And I did it like 10 times only

[@reesedaniel5835]

Aniya Watson: She was covertly expressing her disappointment that she hadn't ruined the TOP of her hair along with the rest of it! That's how Narcissists speak (with plausible deniablity). That woman was clearly a Cluster B Narcissists (aka sociopath) who did that to that girl on purpose! I've been abused by these creatures all my life and I'm an expert on them, can see them a mile away. They are everywhere, in all professions, especially the hair profession. Look at all the KZbin videos on Narcissists and their covert and overt emotional and psychological (and sometimes physical if they won't get caught) ABUSE of others, especially kind hearted people or people with anxiety or low self esteem!

[@sarahmichelle3222]

BABY. YOU NEED TO SUE GIRL. I fully understand your anxiety and kindness, but please have this be the time you speak up. For yourself and others. Call her out. Make her pay. She does not even feel bad AT ALL for what she did to you. If she had no remorse, save someone else and have her deal with the consequences of her actions.

[@thtfhujtutu8807]

You can sue for chemical burns to get your money back. If you have the documents from the doctor then you'd have no issue. Making your hair fall off and and actually burning your scalp are two different things, that's malpractice. If you can talk trash on yt and feel sad about it you didn't move on, if somebody makes a mistake that bad they refund you and apologize profusely.

[@liliannebastida4494]

but she didn't pay for the time she got chemicaled burned

[@jorgismastoras6918]

ollie anne yeah but still. You can sue someone just for cutting your hair. (Without your permission) she can definitely sue her. She probably did it on purpose no way she's that stupid. (The hairdresser)

[@jessikahmaher6069]

I don't think you realise lawyers aren't free. You can't just 'sue' someone.

[@thtfhujtutu8807]

Jessikah Maher so you get a PD for a lower cost. The medical records of the chemical burns are enough to win a case on malpractice.

[@kimmyb1526]

Jessikah Maher... most lawyers will take a case that they know they will win. If they don’t win the lawsuit, you pay nothing. Especially PI lawsuits.

[@juliaharrison6493]

She assaulted you. There is no other way of describing her actions.

[@HenleyPhoenix]

She needs to get her license revoked, be made to pay/reimburse you for the hair treatment, medical bills, and lasting trauma. I’d sue her so that she can’t do it to anyone else, people need protecting from her. I’m so sorry it’s affected your confidence but regardless of your hair length you’re extremely beautiful. I know you don’t want to sue but you have to put yourself first.

[@larsxo5361]

TO BE HONEST : if say, this had been a GENUINE accident, that hairdresser would have 100% taken your first initial word about the burning sensation, she would have immediately dealt with it and in the best respect, payed you back for the treatment and hospital bills - if she genuinely cared. This doesn’t seem like an accident to me, sorry. It just doesn’t. She’s supposed to be professional, I mean god damn those photos you sent her should have sent alarm bells ringing, it’s clear to anybody and especially Hollywood hair stylists, that that hair ISN’T okay. The fact she continued to reassure you etc just seems sketchy to me, real sketchy. In all completely honestly you are beautiful and this is the first video I’ve seen of yours. You deserve every little penny back for that and more. I’m usually a silent viewer and rarely comment on videos, but this I just had to say. You seem so genuine. I hope you find some sort of closure/justice.

[@fsdx416]

Jessica Freeman why would the hairdresser purposely do that?

[@Nunnia222]

Jessica Freeman I agree. Even the most simple of people who have no professionalism at all in the field KNOW, any hair treatment that burns is not okay. The boxes of dye from the store even says, if you feel a burning sensation, get that mess off your head. Even the ones without ammonia say this. Certainly a professional would know. She needs to be sued so she don't continue doing this sort of thing to others. I think it was intentional also. She told her it was burning but even before then she should have known not to bleach it right away.

[@Nunnia222]

Jessica Freeman Who knows her reasoning for doing it on purpose, but it very well could have been jealousy.

[@ravengreywitch510]

Assila 97 one word Jealousy and lack of professionalism women can be verry cruel to each other the stylist coukd have been jealous of her hair and wanted to screw it up to spite her.

[@Georgia.J]

Sorry hun but I don't think it was an accident. Professional hairstylists know not to bleach hair so soon after the first bleaching. Also when you said it was burning you reputable stylists would listen to your concerns and remove the heat. Thirdly when she washed it she would have seen the change in texture and know it was ruined. Why didn't you get it dried there? She knew what she had done, that's why! The fact she texted to check with you about your hair four days after the appointment is strange in itself. It might sound nice of her but it's not standard practise, unless you were a close friend. Usually if there was a problem with a hair cut the client approaches the stylist and returns to the salon. I know you won't want to hear this but I think she was jealous of your long blonde hair, took advantage of your anxiety and shyness and set out to damage it. However it looks really cute and pretty curly like that and you still look great so she failed.I know you didn't want shorter hair but the stylists who helped you fix it did a great 👍 job. x

[@rosemaryrobertson9016]

Georgia J omg I was thinking the same !! She texted her was really weird !! She was jealous!! Wow you need to sue her ! Or atleast let it be known!!! This is horrible!!!

[@alicefaye17]

It sounds like she did it on purpose, I am a hairdresser and any professionally trained hairdresser knows that you should never put heat on bleach.

[@pern1121ep]

I've been using heat with bleach for 21 years on certain clients. Kaliedecolor and Matrix 15 minute lightener require heat. STFU.

[@leighannmcgowan5239]

I used bleach with heat many times ..and never had a problem you just have to watch it very carefully ....I did hair for 16 yrs ...

[@LilMeho]

Actually some bleach does require heat stfu when you don’t know what you’re talking about

[@LilMeho]

Hannah do you know anything about products for hair?! No...maybe google some stuff before you put your opinion in something that doesn’t belong

[@nadeennasr6048]

@@Hannah6621 looool

[@GeorgiaGeorgette]

That 'stylist' not only endangered your health but then denied responsibility despite being presented with the evidence. That is against trading standard laws. Accident or not, she was completely irresponsible when her job demands that she put client safety first. She must be held accountable or she could do this to more people and potentially with even worse consequences. You really should report her, if not for yourself then to prevent anyone else experiencing this.

[@iambentlee]

I plan to write to the salon this week. I'll keep you posted with what happens!

[@terenoy]

That’s exactly my point. Not bringing hardship to the Salon but making sure their employee doesn’t ruin their business.

[@tammyrobitaille7944]

Brad mondo needs to see this

[@HannieSmurf]

tammy robitaille yesss

[@paradiceeraves]

Lmao I was thinking the same thing

[@jba4396]

I just came from watching a bunch of his videos

[@AmbaRose]

LITERALLY thinking the same thing omg!!!

[@WhoamI-tg8jk]

absolutely! just what i was thinking about

[@mandypink7878]

Name drop please!! People don't want to go to this woman and you would be doing a disservice if you didn't say her name!!!

[@kayleigh7646]

I fully agree

[@madk7583]

Mandy Pink she wrote a letter to the salon so I’m sure that lady got her licenses revoked

[@mandypink7878]

@@madk7583 that's quite an assumption.

[@OMGitsSophieee]

Mad K, she said in the video that the stylist is still working at the salon.

[@mandypink7878]

@@dot8209 doubtful. If it's true and it happened then it is not defamation. That is a review of services rendered. The same as if a customer reviewed you on Google. And honestly, I wouldn't feel bad about giving a poor review of this person because she literally caused damage on a horrific level. The woman should be sued.

[@who-needs-usernames]

6:00 "I promise your hair will be better" ..GURL THE HAIR DOESN'T MATTER, LOOK AT HER HEADS SKINTONE! Her skin is literally dying - using shampoo would've make it even worse! dafuq

[@cuppatae834]

Honestly!!!🙄🙄

[@snm9957]

It's not silly to feel sad about it. It's a very traumatic experience to have your hair fall out and completely dead.

[@crayoff]

Hair is dead...

[@n0odles86]

I fried my own hair and laughed my ass off. Hard lesson learnt, it's taken a year for it to be healthy again.

[@JustNatax3]

@@n0odles86 I think it's easier to accept your own bleaching/dyeing mistakes than a "professionals" or another persons mistake. You can only hold a grudge against your own stupidity for so long lol I dyed and bleached my hair since I was 13 because I wanted to. To this day I cut and colour myself, and I had sooooooooooo many failures. :) I can laugh about myself!

[@shannonsteph7466]

I almost feel like she did that on purpose. She was mad that you thought the original blonde was yellowy, maybe she felt insulted. There's NO WAY a licensed stylist could make a mistake like that.

[@multiplefandoms4928]

Shannon Wynne true

[@brrrrrrrrino]

that was my first thought!

[@navywifehealthy4ttc]

Especially since she did it correctly the first time. Annnnnd she was told by the client her head is burning any good stylist would rinse the hair immediately so I definitely think you’re right about this.

[@SuperLegah]

Shannon Wynne why on earth as a license hair stylist (I am BTW) would you EVER bleach again!? Oh my. God.

[@Ysobitter]

Frankie Horan I had the same thought

[@ccalexander1924]

I think at the very least they need to pay all of your medical bills and complete refund of that visit etc ... and she owes you a huge huge apology. I know the apology doesn’t make your hair grow back but it would have showed that she cared about her clients and her work etc. you are way to nice bc that hairdresser would have def been cursed out to not even apologize and own up to her mistake. I wonder if something happened at the salon I currently go to bc they made me sign an agreement that there is always a posssibility of chemical burns or allergic reactions etc and I agree to not sue salon or hairdresser. She said all of her clients would have to sign that every time they get color and that it was salon policy. I never had to sign that any other place so I don’t know if I want to go back

[@SRT_Ashamane]

If they make you sign something like that you look them in the eye and tell them you're taking your business elsewhere. If they do their job right, there will NOT be chemical burns EVER. That's a red flag if I ever saw one. xD

[@youwhat.]

Don’t go back. That is bullshit.

[@angelalighthouse9141]

it's not too late

[@ancaanca7995]

They make you sign because color/lightener products can react to care products you are using at home or medication and cause burns or allergies. A stylist knows his/her product line but he/she cannot know all the products in the world or with what medication they react. The client should check that with the doctor. And they also make you sign because people lie or hide if they are under medication because they want the color done desperately so in that case the salon doesn't want to be responsible.

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

And pay for a real hair wig til your hair came back.

[@sed6657]

I kind of want to know the name of the stylist. This isn’t something that keeping her name from the story would help anyone. She deserves to pay your bills and then some for damages. She didn’t know what she was doing and she seriously damaged it, and your mental state. I’d be BESIDE myself if that happened to me, I don’t even know what I’d do. I feel for you, girl. My hair is my life. Seriously, go for this girl. She caused MEDICAL DAMAGES to you and she deserves to pay for that, and she shouldn’t be practicing on anyone else if she didn’t listen to you when you were IN PAIN. That’s horrible of her. I feel for you, girl. Here’s to hoping your locks grow back quickly.

[@ButWhoReallyKnows]

Please sue. For the sake of others and for the sake of closure. Yes, a mistake is a mistake, everybody makes them, but mistakes can be very dangerous and when mistakes effect other people who put their trust in licensed professionals then there are consequences when the person with responsibilities causes damage.

[@heyitsmorgan7613]

Sophie Eglinton Sounds like the stylist did it on purpose. I have a hard time believing that the stylist didn't know you can't bleach it twice in one week. She should be sued because she was being a jerk on purpose.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

exactly, i think it was on purpose too

[@farq7846]

i think it was on purpose

[@Eerielai]

I think your current hairstyle looks the cutest.

[@mrbigbigtoe]

Her longer hair pictured are beautiful tho... So yeah, her present look in this video is more cute, but it’s not more beautiful

[@katrina2195]

I really hope you sue her. You have all the text messages asking for a tone not a bleach. You have the messages telling her what’s wrong and her pretty much not caring. She should at least cover your medical bills. Honestly accident or not she shouldn’t have her license. She should have knows not to put bleach after bleaching especially under heat. So much was wrong on her part that’s so horrible. Sorry you had to go through that. 😔

[@evanislost]

Ely I know people get accused of being quick to sue over insignificant things, but this is one of those situations where she should have definitely sued. She could prevent this from happening to someone else, and I'd also be worried about scalp health later down the road. If anything, at least there would be a record of this situation incase the hair dresser damages someone elses hair. And if that person wants to sue, having this on record will help their case.

[@katrina2195]

evanislost I agree 100 percent. She took a lot of damage all because a licensed person did the wrong thing. And it’s not like she went in and got a bad hair cut or the wrong color dye. She Legitimately caused her harm to her skin and her scalp. It would be good to have it on the hair dressers so to say file. So when ever someone else gets harmed by the hairdresser it would possibly be easier to build a case... possibly to get her license revoked. Not to mention when she told the hairdresser they didn’t really seem to care or offer anyway to help.

[@brianneholds6914]

She should sue or at least report here...they carry insurance to help with these things. So that maybe her medical bills could be covered, but you have to take into account legal fees so unless you get a good lawyer who won't overcharge you it might not be worth it. But she definitely needs to report her to the licensing board so that the incident is on file. Although she is saying it will be fine in the texts, she probably learned her lesson, but it should be on file in case it happens again. they will most likely revoke her license, if it happens more than once. This is the equivalent of malpractice by a doctor. Sometimes it's an accident but it needs to be reported because a license is earned and can be revoked for unsafe use. That chemical burn could have damaged her scalp enough to prevent new follicle growth and she could have had bald patches. Clearly it did not and she is lucky but a few more minutes under the heat could have pushed it over the edge.

[@luisab7901]

what actually scares me is american healthcare system. $1000 for looking at her scalp omfg i cant

[@vildehansen4427]

you should take legal action... what about the next girl in the persons chair at this salon? og you say something maybe you'll save the next one from this scare... or go to the boss/owner of this salon and tell your story... best of luck

[@Gabriel-vc7ch]

If it's important to you, it's not simply 'just' hair. And either way, you have a right to be mad. She literally chemically burned your scalp and destroyed your hair. It's surprising she's honestly in that profession as one does not simply forget toner exists. (Plus it's actually pretty hard to chemically burn your head. I bleached my hair multiple days in a row, sometimes even in the same day and I didn't damage my scalp like that).

[@assiend]

Me too!! I bleached my hair sometimes experimenting and even then haven’t burned as her once. Always recovered the softness of my hair :$

[@ingridnineteen5566]

She used too high of a developer, 40vol if I had to guess. 40vol will burn the scalp, should not do over 30 on scalp or a chemical burn will occur.

[@abbylogan1814]

Girl she fucked up bad. Cosmetologists learn about this kind of stuff in school, therefore she should know this. She can get in a ton of trouble. This might sound crazy but you should sue. You can get some money for what she did bc that’s fucked. Also, they might investigate her and she could get her license taken away and she should bc she doesn’t know shit! You are so strong for staying calm when she said it was fine it was burning. She needs to be put out of business.

[@iambentlee]

I think I'm going to write to the company so the owner is made aware of what happened, at the very least. Such a crazy experience!

[@AnnieBoBannie421]

Your as smart as this girl-'she can get in trouble ', oh yeah, how?? State boards don't revoke or take licenses from hairdressers , lol. Sue her ? Sure but the hair dresser only takes 50% blame, she knew better when it was going on

[@x0allyssa]

Hailey Junkin please update us when/if the owner answers! Make sure you include photos of how absolutely beautiful your hair was to show the actual damage she did. So sorry this happened to you :(

[@joetherocker09]

Abby Logan my first session in hair coloring ,I remember it as if it was yesterday, the first thing my teacher said was don't put hair color under the heat. Long story shot, yes that lady should have known that. It's sad to see so much length go in one day due to an irresponsible stylist like that . It's sad 😥

[@elizarrrodriguez]

Abby Logan I wouldve sue with the hospital bills and a letter from a psychotherapy 😈😈😈

[@RavenVargas27]

OMG severe chemical burn I would sue. I'm sure it was not accidental. I'm not a professional but was trained by one, after 1st bleaching it was very light only needed toner, she shouldn't have bleached again and put you under heat on top of it you could have gotten infected etc gone permanently bald. Think she's jealous of your beauty seriously

[@idk-qx8hh]

I thought the same shit I was like "she's probably jealous of her fucking hair"

[@ashton_b99]

Raven Vaughan I’m a cosmetologist as well. The lady who did this should have never even done the second bleach let alone put her under the heat like that. I understand some mild heat for speeding up the bleaching process but you have to be so careful when doing so. I actually can’t believe the lady did this. This poor girl.

[@LittlestHoboKatie]

Raven Vaughan exactly what I was thinking! Some women are plain evil! This girl is gorgeous and I’m horrified for her. Her hair is still lovely now but it was so lovely before too. Please sue! Can’t believe she said your scalp was fine, she sounds like a psycho! Something is not right here. I understand the anxiety too. Sometimes I’d go home and cry because I didn’t like a cut, too scared to say anything in the chair. I now do my own hair and have done for years as I fear sitting in the seat and the dreaded small talk.. hah! Please sue! X

[@Rose_Rg]

I think the same, some people are very jealous and you need take care =(

[@ramram-oc1tz]

I was literally just thinking this lol

[@cathyli9766]

“Top your hair looks fine” ???????? The is literally the biggest joke I’ve seen in my life.

[@PinkyBoicourt]

That was NOT an accident on her part. She knew all too well what she was doing, and if she truly didn’t, she needs her license taken away. I’m Sorry that happened to you

[@ejcchriss7582]

Girl... normally I say never call someone out but you need to call this hair stylist out to the public. Say her name and where she works so she doesn't do this to someone else!!! Save somebody else's hair and health!

[@hajeraa]

EJ Chris yeaah imagine it happens to other clients....

[@kaylamarie6392]

EJ Chris Yesss!!!

[@V_xiongg]

I feel like she could get in trouble for slandering the stylist's name?

[@elizabeththorsen1122]

I've called out 3 stylists and fired 2 nail techs for injuring me. her hair is proof that the woman hasn't got a clue.

[@ForeverLumoz]

Sarah Thao slander is false accusations with the only intent to hurt or miscredit someone. But this actually happened and os a true story backed by pictures, texts and hospital bills. So it's a true story. Everyone has the right to share their story. Especially when it can save others from pain and emotional harm.

[@SchizoLykaboss]

How do you know it was an accident? She said she would use toner, and somehow accidentally used bleach instead. I doubt it was an accident.

[@reesedaniel5835]

I agree. So many of today's "hair stylists" are predatory and malicious. I've yet to find a good one in over 10 years of searching, going from one salon to another. They never do what I ask them to do and always either cut off way too much hair, cut it in a way I did not want, or mess it up with color. And some of them are rude bullies on top of it. I am so done with these incompentent control freaks. I will speak up from now on instead of just paying and leaving! I believe many cluster b narcissists are going into the hair stylist industry today because they can cause untold misery and emotional pain for people (via their hair) and this is what cluster b's feed on (pain and misery of others) while playing ignorant of their actions.

[@SchizoLykaboss]

Hanny Stardast That sounds amazing. I'm so happy you found your guardian angel of luscious locks! 🏆 💖 Maybe you can inspire them to do their thang for us KZbin junkies! ^_^

[@fairlind]

Hanny Stardast Naw, I doubt she meant to do it. Too risky. She could have been sued big time considering she damaged the scalp too. It's real easy to grab the wrong bottle, I do it at home all the time. But her reaction after the fact was inexcusable.

[@annebromberg7064]

I really hope you do not feel that all hairstylists are like that. My big sister is one and is always learning and touching up how she does things, and I am also going to school to become a hairdresser and I could never imagine insulting, or personally injuring a client especially on purpose. I do think a stylist should show how much an inch of hair would be and ask if they would like less or more cut off, and I do agree some people in the cosmetology profession are dramatic and rude but I don't feel it should be a stigma against all of us. As for checking up on her, my hairstylist did that the first time I saw her and she continues to do it now even(my sis lives in another state that's why I don't go to her) I believe a stylist should always follow up especially with new clients. As for her denying she burned her hair that is honestly despicable. I feel it was an honest mistake but I think when she realized what she had done instead of helping her and apologizing and offering to something, anything to help she refused to take blame(the hairstylist not Hailey). She was probably more scared of losing her license when all she would have to do is probably be retrained and yes she may lose her job, but I would rather help my client than play dumb. It is why continuous training and learning is important in this career. I really do hope you find a stylist who will treat you with respect, we are supposed to make you feel good, not uncomfortable. And I am really sorry you have been treated so badly.

[@tgrady2570]

Hanny Stardast I'm not sure about the jealousy thing, but I think you're right about it not being an accident. I've heard of stylists checking in a few days later, but it could be that the stylist didn't get the answer she was looking for when the result was a little more yellow than desired.

[@andreagaul3993]

I absolutely 3000% feel your pain. Dealing with chemical damage right now from a stylist who has not and likely will never apologize. My hair is/was a big part of my confidence, too. Thank you for sharing your story and making me feel less alone!

[@honeylavender22]

As a licensed cosmetologist, this makes me EXTREMELY uncomfortable! If this stylist works in LA she should know that you NEVER put heat on a client that has bleached or damaged hair. She shouldn't have put bleach on already bleached hair and should have toned it, washed it with COLD water, or even just recommended a purple shampoo and not even touch it after already bleaching it. Just the fact that she put you under a heated dryer lONG ENOUGH THAT YOUR SCALP IS ON FIRE is extremely dangerous and to me it sounds malicious....any human being with a brain wouldnt have made this mistake and I truly believe she did this to you on purpose. Theres no freaking way it was an accident and if i were you i would sue her ass and make her pay for every cent that she did to you oh my god. Stand up for yourself, please not just for you but for this psychos future clients that sit in her chair.

[@namirawalker1692]

jen22 it had to be on purpose!!! Especially if she had to keep it in while it was burning.

[@eleanorap3587]

"...If this stylist works in LA she should know that you NEVER put heat on a client that has bleached...." implying that stylist outside of LA /BH/Hollywood are held to lesser standards of quality or expertise??? Please..... I'm pretty sure that info was covered in hair-styling 101, worldwide. I was born, raised and went to school there, I spent most of my adult life working in BH and Hollywood and I can tell you, there are some very talented people here, but what you don't see on tv is that for every talented stylist, artist, musician, actor etc. in the industry, there's AT LEAST one fake, scammer, hanger on, wanna be, delusional or talent-less human looking for a quick buck and fame to match in the same field. Don't let "reality" tv tell you any different. We have great weather, but reality is skewed.

[@makenziemorace9607]

jen22 that what I was wondering to like. How would she not recommend that like when she said she put more bleach on it I gasped like she should know better for someone who professional and how she didn’t stop when she said her head is burning that pissed me off when I. Went salon and dye my hair red my hair stylist told me if you’re head starts to burn you tell me Immediately how the fuck would she tell her. It’s fine then she sent pic and said her head looks fine like what the fuck Because. Scalp is suppose to be. Beat red like that. She really need loose her job she could easily do this to some else and she could really hurt this poor girl.

[@makenziemorace9607]

jen22 omg that what I was thinking that did on purpose. Right when she said she do it for free I was like ohh that seems sketchy.

[@serenafanlife4226]

Anyone, whom needs a State license to practice are held accountable for their work actions. She caused you harm medically and physically, which is negligence. You can file a lawsuit against her, and write a letter include photo's and any medical bills/statements and a letter from the stylist whom helped correct your hair and send it to... Your State's Department of Professional Regulations. Chemically burning someone's scalp is not just a little oversite. She could do this to someone elsem

[@BLARG09]

I feel like this wasn't an accident.

[@twobits7382]

dot ....right?!?!?

[@alejandraismerio1494]

It was no accident at all. I go to beauty school and they teach us to never bleach twice we have to wait a couple of month even then we have to see the stability of the hair. Oh and ESPECIALLY bleach does not go under the dryer by any means

[@nickiminajonetta6167]

dot She was like “your hair is so healthy” proceeds to ruin it* that don’t sound right to me maybe she was jealous :/

[@missg724]

With the long hair, you were cute. Now you look like a million dollar 😍

[@hmmmmm4768]

I kno you’re not the kind of person, but you have to remember when you don’t say anything IT CONTINUES TO HAPPEN STILL, with other clients who will end up jsut like you

[@rebeccapeters6349]

I second that. She should have gotten in trouble.

[@KpopIdolizer]

cathy o'neill yeah she shoulda said the name so we'd know who not to go to at least. I prob wont ever use this stylist cuz ima cheap ass who gets my haircuts from josephs ($5 thursday) lol

[@johndoecloud3305]

Exactly my thoughts. I have anxiety just as bad I have a hard time speaking up but if that happened to me I would be talking to a manager of that salon immediately. There’s no excuse for that at a high end salon.

[@FoodieBeauty_KoolAidGal]

I can’t believe her casual responses to the picture of your scalp! Omg. But no lie your hair is gorgeous rn and you look great! I feel for you 😓

[@miranda725]

Lauren Jennings I bet she was sweating it. Those rampid texts. I bet she knew she screwed up but was trying to over reassure.

[@flaviop5472]

Honey, sue the bitch. You said it yourself, you paid one grand for a chemical burn. It's honestly hard to suspend disbelief and say that she was just some green inexperienced professional who made an accident, when she dismissed not only you straight up telling her your head was burning and not taking the heat off of you, but also fully dismissing a picture that, no offense, looks closer to the Japanese flag than a healthy human head. No, that was not an accident, haven't you ever heard that old adage, "fool me once, fool me twice"?. I highly doubt it was an accident, and if it was it's an accident that would come from like dehumanizing her clients or thinking everybody's hair is superhumanly resistant, which is all around DANEROUS. Really, sue. the. bitch.

[@JustThatLauren]

Flavio P 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@supernatt924]

Where’s the other videos? I loved your content 😭

[@samanthamccallum]

As a hairstylist this made me CRING the whole time. That is absolutely horrible and her reaction / response was absolutely TERRIBLE and unprofessional. I'm appalled at what happened to you and I hope alot of stylists watch this and learn and PLEASE understand how important hair care and learning and educating really is. Thank you for sharing

[@sunnibunni8920]

samantha mccallum excuse me ma’am do you mean Cringe by “Kring”?

[@brunettedevil283]

Hair is something you wear everyday and it grows out of your freaking head! SUE HER! You’re going to regret not suing her. Don’t be naive, girl...

[@jessj2180]

Girl, no. You NEED to sue for medical bills, pain and suffering, and the chemical cut. It's kind of your duty now, so that you prevent this from happening to others. This "stylist" needs to be exposed and held accountable. Small claims is super simple and the fees would cost you maybe $50 to file in CA for the amount you are suing for (which she can be held accountable to pay in the end). Look up to see that it's not too late. Some instances, you can't sue after 2 years or so. Where I am (CA), there is a program called SHARP that helps you for free to collect your exhibits (evidence) and fill out and print the paperwork so you can file it that day.

[@jennyc6388]

Omig..this worst chemical burn hair damage story I seen from a salon...you really need to take them court for all pain suffering damage to the hair loss and scalp...when you damage scalp hair loss or baldness could develop...this reason i dont go to salon just use hi lift blonde dyes on my light medium brown hair..you do look very beautiful in shorter curled hair..❤

[@heathergundry7059]

It happened to me three times. One cut all my hair really short, two gave me severe chemical burns. I warned them beforehand but they did it anyway. So now I won't go to hair dressers. I have found my own products and dyes and I am slowly regrowing my hair...honestly, some hairdressers must be faking their qualifications!

[@brooke86]

I’m sorry that happened :( I’m a hairdresser and even after the first bleach a different toner would have made it perfect! Was no need to rebleach.

[@ehfkddl10]

BrookeS1986 ikr!! Purple shampoo wouldve made her hair perfectly white

[@kayleeajcu]

You kinda remind me of Betty from riverdale

[@simran6382]

Kaylee Ajcu same

[@leahtemistokle6402]

She reminds me more of Nancy from Stranger Things

[@ac67833]

Kaylee Ajcu it's her eyes!!

[@kayleeajcu]

Alesha Rahman yesss!!

[@24nancee]

😮 so true!

[@emmapierce7371]

Can we get and update of you suing her?

[@Willowflycatcher]

you carry yourself so well omg. saying that it was an "accident on her part" and not feeling vengeful about it is so admirable... You might've lost your long hair, but you maintained your integrity even during that time and i think that speaks volumes. Keep on staying postive girly, it's contagious❤

[@hollytugiyanto5326]

The way your hair is now is even more flattering :)

[@samuelm2989]

Yo u need to speak to her boss??? You couldve been seriously injured and she could do this to someome else U need to get her fired so it doesnt happen again, if u dont wanna talk abt it for yourself talk abt it for the next person who goes through this

[@Bongtasia]

Getting Money isn't the reason you should have sued, it's also to prevent it from happening to other XxoO

[@Autxmn7]

Bongtasia yeah, because even after she saw the damage she couldn't see what's wrong with it. That's scarier

[@cozmonea1979]

You are very beautiful with short hair. She should pay for her mistake or at the least apologize.

[@katbamf99]

Brad needs to see this

[@themerantis5014]

#1 rule we learn in school when learning color is you NEVER put lightener under a heater. That being said hairdressers do it but when you do it you NEVER walk away from them and you check it over and over. I’m so sorry this happened to you

[@angelfromheaven8710]

Beth R7

[@jaynekarinova256]

Every hairdresser I’ve ever been to has put me under a heater when I’m getting highlights. I actually didn’t know that that was a no-no.

[@themerantis5014]

Jayne Karinova it’s not that it’s a no no a lot of hair dressers do it and it can be perfectly fine if you are careful but this hair dresser clearly wasn’t

[@jaynekarinova256]

Beth Risch gotcha. I’ve unfortunately been in her shoes but luckily i seem to have found another hairdresser that takes those necessary precautions.

[@drrriii15]

Beth Risch does it make a difference? I've been to many stylist who left bleach in for a long time and added hear as well and my last stylist said you typically don't need to and yes she checked it often.

[@virginialinkenhoker4539]

Brad mondo needs to react to this!

[@amberlocsaknot]

Virginia Linkenhoker I thought the same thing!!!

[@amandahernandez6117]

Omg yes he does!

[@sydnieliza1247]

God bless you for being such a kind soul. You have every right to be angry and yet you’re still trying to be nice about it. I’m so sorry you had to go through that and you are still so beautiful and your hair looks gorgeous long or short!

[@daisha5069]

This is the reason why I do my own hair and I don’t allow anyone to do my child’s hair. I taught myself how to color and style my hair and I get advice from my mom who has a cosmetology license

[@sakurabloom7372]

Daisha that’s awesome

[@chelleedee4198]

Don’t you DARE feel bad about being sad. I have long blond hair and I would cry every single day if that happened. You should have shown up AT HER SALON, in the busiest time of day, and let everyone see. I can picture you standing there before her, knowing that all the others who worked there alongside her would witness what she had done but just brushed aside! That was wrong!!!

[@rachboudreau]

One word: Lawsuit.

[@skidamarinkadinkadink9580]

rachaeldarla yep. I'm not much for suing but in this case I would take that fraud for everything she has.

[@laurapalermo8747]

You look SO MUCH like Betty Cooper from Riverdale

[@cuppatae834]

Omg she kinda does!

[@TheSilentStan]

The same thing happened to me. I think stylist’s can be jealous of other people’s hair. I had lovely, long blonde hair that I was really proud of my a stylist ruined it. Make her pay, it’s not fair

[@user-er5fm6jn6q]

I had a jealous stylist once as well. She was the owner of the salon too. I called the salon she denied everything and condescended me. When I tried to contact her through social media she blocked me. These people will pay for the suffering they cause others

[@nikkimm1982]

that's what I'm saying!! I think she did this on purpose because the girl is so gorgeous. people are fucking awful.

[@amyk8488]

Sooooo true. I use to go for a trim show them how much with.my fingers i would leave with 5 inches off. My hair was very long and naturally blond. I think they thought that cause it was so long whats the difference. Also every hair.stylist i came in contact with even out in life would say who dies your hair.they do a terrible job come to me at my salon. Meanwhile i was a natural bleach color blond. Aholes

[@stephsglam8305]

Yes I agree I cut my own hair

[@lxddey6969]

wtf, that's just awful, what a shitty stylist

[@sandraontiveros8978]

I understand not wanting to sue her but at least have her cover your medical expenses. That’s not cool. I’m so sorry this happened to you.

[@cyndimoore8114]

Should send the owner of that salon this video. They need to know. Do you want this to happen to someone else? You are the one who can stop her from making that mistake again.

[@rubydavila9880]

I dnt understand why When Someone gets their hair Absolutely Ruined THEY NEVER EXPOSE THE PERSON WHO DID IT smfh that's your hair COME ON NOW

[@Tina_Vienna]

Omg, that was really horrible! :( You are such a sweet girl. Your hair looks gorgeous! You should have sued her! And please, everyone : *If you're going to a salon to cut or dye your hair or whatever and you don't like the colour, or the styling or the cut,or they pull too hard on your hair, or burning your scalp, just tell them "STOP!" Tell them the truth! Don't be shy or hold back, because they are pros! It's YOUR hair! YOU are paying THEM! Speak freely and insist that's NOT how you want it!*

I’m so sorry that this happened to you. It happened to me too 4 months ago and my hair is still in recovery. Plus I can’t have it dyed for a while 🙁 as for the hairdresser she is to blame ! She should know and warn you of the risks involved.

[@lexihacksaw1643]

Andrea Por aí normally they do and make u sign a paper

[@sorestcomet]

Andrea Por

[@melissab9639]

Hey, Andrea. Sorry you went through something similar. I found Olaplex 3 to be miraculous.

[@semai.5607]

Stylist: the top of your head looks fine Me: I mean.. yea... if the top of your head is supposed to look like a tomato 🍅

[@kimberley4758]

Ugh what a horrible experience to go threw! I’ve never had my scalp burned with bleach but I have had bleach irritate my scalp for a few days after bleaching at the salon. I’ve also had massive breakage from overlapping at the salon! I have since started doing my own research and picking products very carefully and now I bleach my root at home. I’m no professional, so I do have some yellow bands here and there but overall I feel so much better and have eliminated all the adverse reactions I had to the salon bleaching. I’m glad to see you’ve recovered well and your hair is super cute!

[@beatricebee4809]

Geesh, i would sue her. That's the worst chemical burn ive ever seen from bleach. Id get all that cut off and wear a wig or get extensions until it grew back. But from what shows up on the video your hair actually looks very pretty.

[@island661]

You should at least get her name out there so others don't go through the same thing.

[@JennyWas13]

Agreed. It's not like she could be sued for defamation she has all the texts, medical bills, photos etc to show that it is true

[@28cryz]

You have Every Right to be upset! She burned your Head! Didn't apologized or bother helping! I think you should Speak to the owner about what happened at Their salon, cause if it happened to you,it could happen to other people and you could help prevent it from happening again! Without lawsuit! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, speak to the owner of the salon about the stylist that did this cause it's not right.

[@iambentlee]

I am still in the process of writing an e-mail that I will be sending to the owner. I will definitely keep you guys updated with what they say back!

[@crystalkadletc1944]

Hailey Junkin that is so good to hear. I gasped out loud when i saw the scalp. And i kept saying oh no oh no you dont apply heat to bleach. Please if you do not sue please make the owner aware of the incident. I have a feeling she doesn't work there anymore. She knew what she did.

[@mindyb3197]

Crystal Kadletc when I get my hair roots touch up, she always put me under the heat blower. Is she not suppose to do that?

[@Mollybearknows]

Honestly take the girl to court, she literally burned your scalp and fried your hair off and said it looked ok. She should not have her license. She could be doing this to other people as well

[@terenoy]

Hailey Junkin , you go, girl. Just make sure they understand you are “shooting” at the crazy woman, not her employers.

[@delryhnn]

I am the same way with being very quiet. I got my entire head dyed green and when the girl was bleaching it, it was burning as she put the bleach on. I was thinking "oh this is probably fine" but the girl who was doing my hair kind of knew what she was doing and when she noticed my head felt hot and looked red she instantly took it off, so it didnt get too bad, but I had scabs all over my head for a good week or two. If I had told her it was uncomfortable I would have been okay from the beginning, but I was too shy.

[@emilygrimm1705]

She should’ve kept checking on you and doing test strands and checking your scalp. If you were even slightly uncomfortable I would’ve rinsed you out immediately. And she should’ve covered your hospital expenses that’s why they have insurance.

[@aftereverett]

100% agree!

[@bbloodyangel1]

your hair looks so good short. im sorry that happened to you :(

[@amandarobbins2530]

I'm a stylist and I just can't imagine why she did this. Like sometimes if a clients hair is a little gold for their liking - if they said they wanted more of a white blonde like you did - you might do a quick bleach bath (mixture of warm water, clarifying shampoo, bleach and weak developer) and put that on the hair for 15 minutes with NO HEAT just to bump it up a level since you can't tone hair lighter. You might chuck in some partline foils so it looks a little lighter to the client. I can not imagine why you would perform a second on-scalp bleach service on already blonde hair and add heat. Totally inexcusable and irresponsible

[@luckyDancer100]

Amanda Robbins could this damage someone’s scalp?

[@brenbrenmao]

luckyDancer100 if the bleach is on their scalp yeah it will burn really bad LOL i’m not a hair stylist but i thought you’re supposed to apply a bit away from the root since the bleach will spread & it usually says on bleach packets to not put it on your scalp

[@missmoustachio9323]

You can put bleach on scalp but not 30vol or 40vol. And depending on the brand some of them do NOT got under heat and i know sone hairdressers that still does it which is a big no no

[@CorasCreativeCorner]

Your hair in this video..... inspired me to really take care of my curls and this began my healthy hair journey. I had a very similar situation. I had hair to my butt and then they fried it off.... to my shoulders... I should have gotten a pixie cut but I could bare the thought. Anyhoo... You look absolutely glowing and stunning with this hair style and color. I love it it on you and took a lot of inspiration given we have some similar features. Thanks for making this video and sharing your story.