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Hello to the krejzum I will never come again I had a bike down under the stairs I understand if it is not allowed but I will come and calmly ask that the bike must not be there Mr. came and started I hope it is not a bike from any of you logged here and he went home that I have to throw the bike out and when he went downstairs with me I showed him that the bike wouldn't hurt anything there and he called me a blbeck they can cut but I won't go there for cutting anymore, the behavior and respect for customers and not the behavior of this gentleman thank you all read it and you understand this situation Radek .f

Even in the current turbulent times (due to the government ...) it functions practically normally like any other grocery store.

Unfortunately, my hairdresser was fully staffed and I needed a quick haircut. At home, I quickly searched for an online replacement and came across this hairdresser's website. What I praise is their online ordering system, and when I clicked on it, I found out that they had a free appointment tomorrow at 12 noon. (Cutting). I ordered immediately. The next day I arrived at the hairdresser 7 minutes after twelve (my parking problem) apologized for the delay and this was very nicely overlooked, but that's where my positive experience ends. I explained to the hairdresser my sensitive problem that I suffer from ALOPECIA on the scalp up to the front of the head and I have been treated for several years (to explain, I have a few hairs on the top of my head and my skin shines everywhere). That is why I have been using only special shampoos from a dermatologist for years, so that the hair is lubricated as little as possible and so that I do not wash it daily. When washing my hair, I still lose a lot of hair and I can't even blow dry or comb it wet ... we just try to save at least what's left with the doctor. That's why I asked the hairdresser if it would be possible to cut my hair just "dry", simply cut the length down, that I washed my head at home in the morning, let it dry freely and then combed it. In addition, it can moisten the hair at the cut with a wet comb or a water sprayer. Of course, I'll pay him as if he were washing and blowing my head. (This was never a problem for my hairdresser, she was able to understand my health situation and always came out to meet me). Here I learned instead that this is by no means! Either he will cut me with everything and washing, or otherwise he will not cut me at all. I needed to be cut the next day, so I had no choice, they wouldn't have taken me so "hastily" elsewhere. I had to agree and at the same time listen to a completely "tactless" opinion of how it is all useless anyway, and if I have it in my genes (which I unfortunately have), I will lose my hair anyway and that the master has experience that the more women deal with it and run after doctors, it's worse and it won't help anyway ... I don't know if the master is aware of what the hair on her head means to a woman. I think that my problem is often difficult for men, let alone women, for whom hair on the head is an absolute necessity. To conclude, I had a good haircut. The master probably can cut, but it is definitely not a professional, because professionalism also includes assertiveness and trying to satisfy the customer's wishes, to be tactful, especially if the customer suffers from an illness such as alopecia. So in conclusion: when I need to fall into depression, I'll go here again to get a haircut. Listening to how my case is inherently unsolvable and it doesn't even make sense to deal with it in clinics, a few hair washes and wet hair pulling can't go wrong anyway. Well, the master probably doesn't realize that if my doctor had a human approach like this, she probably wouldn't even have anything to cut.