What should I say when looking for a specific bob and where is there a good hairdresser in Ireland?

Question

I'm looking for a bob a bit like Amelie or Natalie Portman in Closer. I can't have a full on fringe because my hair won't sit that way, but Natalie Portman's is kind of a half findge anyway. I love Amelie's but it might look a bit drastic so I guess a half-way between the two. What should I ask for besides bringing a picture? In Ireland, the hairdressers NEVER listen or understand (no insult to any good Irish hairdressers reading- where are you please? I'm willing to drive miles!) and can anyone recommend a good affordable hair salon for a poor student? Thanks

Answer 1

Hi >
I am Bob.
I also last had my hair last cut in Ireland.
But I don't suppose that helps.
Oh well...

Answer 2

Tell them you want a layered choppy bob but get them to show you the products they use to finish it with,amybe if you have the right tools you can make they style work for you.Always take a pic if you can but be prepared to compromise a bit if your hair type isnt the same as the celebs.I know a guy named Kevin Ryan runs a salon in Cork but not what it is called,that doesnt really help much but if I can find out will get back to you,good luck!

Answer 3

Always take pictures with you, especially if you want something so specific, take several if need be. I'm not sure if you get them in Ireland but if you can find a salon affiliated with 365 go to them. 365 is a massive organisation than trains and sets standards in the industry. Most hairdressers associated with them are trained to put you the client first and to always listen.

Answer 4

i dont no any good hairdressers in ireland but a graduating bob is a good look and a easy quick hairstyle for when your in a rush

Answer 5

Take pictures with you and then the hairdresser can recommend ways to adapt it to suit you