Quality and Affordable Hair-Cut for Asian or any People!!!

[McToey]

Have you experienced frustration getting good haircut at a reasonable price from the local hair dressers in St. Andrews? Rarely do they understand the different hair treatment required for the Asian or other non-European people.

The result? One full year of bad hair-cut or you may have lived without any haircut until the next time you go home.

If you share this anxiety, then look no further!

Contact Mrs. Bee Mitchell. Mrs. Bee comes from Thailand and especially specialises in the hair-dressing for male and female Asian people, and is very well capable of hair-cutting any other European or non-European people, all at reasonable prices.

Negotiable rates include:
£5 or over for men
£10 or over for women

Hair-cuts are on an appointment basis.

For further info and appointments,
Mobile contact: 07958 031757.

[Admin note: Advert approved and paid for.]

[Haunted]

So I know Africans tend to have frizzyer hair compared to Caucasians, but what is the difference in Asian hair?

[RedCelt69]

So I know Africans tend to have frizzyer hair compared to Caucasians, but what is the difference in Asian hair?

The difference between caucasians and asians is cauc. Cauc is a substance that makes hair much more manageable.

Silly.

[Hennessy]

Regardless, mods, pourquoi is this advertisement sitting in the main message board section? Get thy arses into gear, please.

[Admin]

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[SchizophrenicCabbage]

Although it seems odd, Asian hair is different.

I would never trust a hairdresser that wasn't from the Far East to approach my hair with scissors. Asian hair, in comparison, reacts differently to cuts i.e. it will 'fall' in a different way; it has a different texture; thickness; level of porousness (sp?) etc etc.

[jollytiddlywink]

This message has been paid for as an advert. It will remain 'sticky' until Monday, whereupon it will join the main section of the messageboard. Any questions should be aimed at admin@thesinner.net

Is it just me, or is this well past Monday, and this thread is still 'sticky?' And while we are on the subject, why does the 'advice' board have two very very sticky threads at the top, which have been there for months?

[Fawksie]

And while we are on the subject, why does the 'advice' board have two very very sticky threads at the top, which have been there for months?

Because that's the point of sticky threads. They are there because they answer common questions, and they'll stay there indefinitely.