http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/28/fashion/28Social.html?ref=fashion
3 Facts:
1. D.S.H. stands for Designated Scissors Holder.
2. Tips should be generally 15 to 20 percent for hairstylists and from $2 to $5 for shampooers.
3. Sometimes being honest to people who annoy you could be the best choice.
2 Questions:
1. Why is it so expensive to do hair? Is it really worth that much money?
2. Would these tips really work for most of the times?
1 Opinion:
I agree to tipping the hair stylists 15-20% but if the service is not great, I'm not sure if I want to be spending that much money on my hair.
link: http://www.findalink.net/tippingetiquette.php
Vocabulary:
1. inundated: flood
2. sawbuck: a sawhorse
3. coiffed: woman's close fitting hat
This article actually sounds pretty interesting. It is true that although it is generous to leave a tip when someone does a service for you, if you do not believe they did a good job, leaving a smaller tip or not one at all would be the way to show it.
ReplyDeleteI agree, I always try to leave a nice tip whether I am getting my hair done or out to lunch. Sometimes I feel like waitresses and hairstylest are underapperciated, therefore I always try to leave a nice tip, unless they do a bad job.
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