Hair Cut Uneven
My question is, she told me to come back into the salon for her to fix it, should I expect to be charged again and do I need to tip her again? Thank you.
You state that you know her outside of the salon, and I would imagine that this will be a factor in your decision. If you have been seeing her regularly as your stylist, going back to her would seem to be the appropriate thing to do.
On the other hand, if you were just seeing her on a "one time" or "trial" basis, and you feel that the mistake was a result of inexperience or ineptitude, then you are perfectly justified in telling you that you appreciate the offer, but that you've made other arrangements in the matter.
The bottom line is this: if you plan to utilize her professional services again, you should give her the opportunity to correct the haircut to your satisfaction. I do not think you should be expected to pay her for a second haircut, as long as you return to her in a timely manner.
If for some reason she does charge you for the "correction" I would make a point of not giving her a tip. Otherwise, I think offering her a tip for the correction would be a nice gesture.
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