I'm really learning a lot about my skill as a hairstylist. Having to wait to do each section and not being able to move on with out each section being checked meticulously makes you very nervous. Not that I think I did poorly, but it makes you much more careful of your sectioning, your balance from left side to right side, the angle of your elbow, and your body position. Each can affect your cut and they will call you out on it, in front of the guest. It's hard, but well worth it. It's nice having 2 hours to work on a cut, not that I take that full amount. I'm never rushed or worried about another guest, in a few weeks we go to two clients, than three, than four.
This weekend my family arrived in London. I got to play tourist, which I haven't gotten to do. Aside from when I travel anywhere cause I am kind of a tourist. We saw the Victoria and Albert museum, the London Bridge, the Tate Modern, the Natural History*, and walked all over the touristy areas. I had a lot of fun. But I'm so tired. This city wears you out. It may also be the copious amounts of walking that I'm not at all used to. I should have started a strict regiment of cardio prior to moving.. Ehh what are you going to do..Week two starts at school, lets see how this one goes... Ps kinda wished this was my kit for doing hair
*I didn't really see anything but the dinosaurs at the Natural History museum. It's sort of pale in comparison to Smithsonian. So I didn't move past that area.
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