Vocabulary: ar the hairdresser's.

I feel like going to the hairdresser's.// I need to go to the hairdresser's. 

TO THE BARBER'S:	TO THE HAIRDRESSER'S:
in a  BARBER SHOP	in a HAIR SALON

A barber  doesn't only cut men's hair or trim their beards - especially if he was trained

to deal with women's hair too.  Men can go to a hair salon to have their hair cut either

by men or women.

You have made your decision: you want to change hairstyles...  

You've made an appointment, except if your salon doesn't need any: it's a walk-in.

Then, you may have to have a few-minute-wait), especially if the place is busy.

1) 'How would you like (to have) your hair done today?' 

Different lengths of hair on your head... 

2) Tools or utensils: 

3) Different hairstyles:  (The different ways of having your hair done.)

I'd like to get my hair: 

4) Different HAIRSTYLES/ HAIRDOS : 

- I have brown straight hair with a bang:

- a part in the middle

                                             disheveled hair

        'a fade'                                                             ' a sleek'

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