Showing posts with label haircut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haircut. Show all posts

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Joshua's first haircut - Oct 24, 2010

I've always cut Joshua's hair since he was a baby.  Just bought a hair clipper at SM Appliances and gave him a nice clean buzz cut.  But since he started going to school, I decided to grow his hair out and slowly move into bringing him to a real barber shop.  At first I was the one who trimmed the sides of his hair, but when it started becoming "malikot" and I couldn't get a straight cut, his dad and I finally brought him to Cuts 4 Tots at Greenhills V-mall for his first official haircut.  It wasn't as traumatic as I was expecting it to be, and he came out with a great cut!

Before we left from home.
Distracting him with a Thomas the Train movie on TV.
Prepping.... he chose to ride a car and it's time for a cut! 
Hmmm... should I worry mom?
Snip, snip, snip....buzz, buzz, buzz.....
Ta-dah!  Love the new cut!
Cheers!

Monday, April 5, 2010

Review: Haircut by Mr. Shin of Beauty Brick

Got a haircut last week from Mr. Shin of Beauty Brick Hair Art Studio.  The place was recommended by a cousin because it was near our office.  It was also one of the Korean salons featured on Spot.ph. (See article below).

The place was very artsy and kitschy, with minimal decor.  Staff was courteous and pleasant.  But more importantly, I loved my new haircut by Mr. Shin.  I wasn't ready to let go of my long locks, but Mr. Shin made it so much lighter and it also looks shinier.  I can do more stuff with my hair now in terms of styling.  Maybe next time when I'm ready to go shorter, I will ask Mr. Shin to do a funkier 'do for me.  But for now, I'm H-A-P-P-Y!

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~From Spot.ph~
Beauty Brick Hair Art Studio
Address: Unit 103 Doña Consolacion Bldg., 122 Jupiter St., Bel-Air, Makati City
Contact: 473-5108; 0917-5200044
Operating Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily
Go for: Haircuts by salon manager Shin, P600


Why We Liked It: Shin can shape your strands and give you a cut that suits your face shape and personality. If you want something a bit more edgy and Korean pop-ish, he’ll willingly oblige and pull it off with pizzazz. But, if you want something more conservative and easy-to-maintain, he can also take your locks to the next level of gorgeous—as if you had a mini makeover.

What Else To Try: Gals who want straight hair can try their version of rebonding called the Magic Perm, which starts at P3,000. But, be willing to listen to Shin’s urging if he says a perm will suit your hair and look better on you. For those with dry, damaged hair, try the Clinic Perm, P1,900 for medium-length strands, which starts with a treatment followed by a traditional perm.