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| - So this is probably one of the first negative reviews I've ever written but I felt a need to. I've had trouble finding a decent salon to cut my hair and went to Cutting Edge because they had some pretty stellar reviews. They answered the phone in a very professional manner and gave me the option of a Junior or Senior stylist. I opted for the Junior due to a time constraint and that was my first mistake. I had Emily, a Junior, who had taken the turn fore the worse when she proceeded to ask me if I had plans for the weekend, which you know, was a good question to start of conversation. Then proceeded to ask me where I worked....First off. If you ask someone where they work and what they do, if one of the occupations is something you don't agree with or are naively unfamiliar with, don't use the word "stupid" as a descriptor for the company. I was appalled that she had even continued. I understand you have differing opinions due to your lack of worldly experience or may be socially inept but to say that to someone is no bueno. We did have a good conversation on what she felt about the company but then to slip up and say that hipsters were privileged to be able to spend money using my company's services was narrow minded as well. If I'm sitting there, and would be considered a "hipster" in modern day definition, I take offense to the word privileged. I've worked for every dollar I've had and haven't had things handed down to me. Emily, try not to use words in the wrong context. Not only do you seem smug, you also don't need to knowledge puke about the dynamic of styling someone's hair. It makes you look like a novice, especially since I came home and noticed the long strands of hair around my ears that you did not cut. There may be a chance that there is no distinguishing you between a student at the Paul Mitchell school. Other than that the atmosphere was nice. I was offered water when I stepped in but her performance was well under par which is what brought down my review to such a low standard.
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