Ever had a bad hair day? Well, one hair stylist had a day that took a twist when a mother and daughter duo walked into her salon. The stylist, known for her expertise with long hair, was in for a shock when she discovered that the daughter’s hair was more Rapunzel than regular. As the drama unfolded, the stylist found herself tangled in a hairy situation that left everyone on edge. Let’s unravel this strand by strand… ♀️
A Hair-raising Appointment

The Mane Event

A Twist in the Tale

When Rapunzel Walked In

The Hair-raising Revelation

The Tangled Dilemma

The Heated Exchange

The Salon Showdown

The Aftermath

The Guilt Trip

A Snip Too Far or Justified? The Internet Weighs In
Caught in a tangle of expectations and physical limitations, our stylist found herself in a hairy situation. She was left to grapple with the aftermath of a booking gone wrong, a disgruntled mother, and a salon owner who felt she had overstepped her bounds. But was she really at fault? Or was this a case of miscommunication and unrealistic expectations? As this hair-raising tale continues to unravel, let’s comb through the top responses from the internet. ♀️
NTA for not cutting hair, but TA for no refund

NTA for refusing to cut hair, but YTA for non-refundable fee ♀️

Miscommunication leads to bad customer service. Refund request mishandled.

YTA for not returning the booking fee. Bad business move!

YTA for wasting their time and offering inadequate compensation

Stylist refuses service, keeps deposit: YTA for mishandling customer’s needs

YTA for blaming the customer; the receptionist’s mistake is irrelevant.

YTA for not clarifying length, but learn from this experience

“OP should have clarified limitations with customers. YTA. “

ESH. Refusing refund for not cutting long hair was an a**hole move.

YTA tries to steal deposit & refuses refund, causing justified anger

Hairstylist’s health issues limit service, refund policy questioned. ❌

YTA for not refunding the booking fee and poor communication

“YTA for not refunding her. You refused her service.”
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NTA for not cutting hair, YTA for not offering refund

Hair stylist’s knee problem leads to a hairy situation ♂️

Hairstylist refuses to cut hair, gets called out. YTA confirmed.

Did they ask about long hair before their appointment?

Refusing the cut is fine, but arguing about the fee?

Salon mishap: YTA refuses to cut Rapunzel-like hair, sparks outrage

YTA for scamming mom out of £50 deposit, poor communication.

YTA for not refunding the booking fee. ♂️

Miscommunication and jerkishness lead to a hairy situation.
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“Knee length is more than ‘long’, IMO.” Miscommunication or justified?

YTA. Get a higher chair or booster chair, problem solved!

NTA: Medical reasons, refund to avoid bad rep

Miscommunication at the salon leads to a justified refund request

YTA cancels appointment, refuses refund – customers aren’t happy
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Refusing service? YTA! Customers deserve equal treatment. ❌

Poor customer service and lack of communication training.

YTA. Negligence and wasted time, a haircut gone wrong. ♀️
