Thursday, October 21, 2004
Pepe's
All that aside, when our friend Marco, who has gorgeous flowing tresses, recommended a hairdressers (Pepe's) to us, myself and Monika decided to go for it. The place seemed a bit foreboding, as it was on a second floor and we had to ascend many stairs and knock at a heavily barred door to get in. But we were pleasantly surprised to find a light and airy room, with awaiting stylists. I had never before had my hair cut by a transvestite. Let alone a middle aged one with a cut-off top and boobs. But I let Pepe, the owner, do his stuff and was not disappointed. He gave me a cut exactly like what I wanted. I was so pleased that I let him really go to town and blow-dry it backwards with a round brush. He gave me wings like Farah Fawcett! And I loved it! I never though I'd see the day. Thanks, Pepe, you made me look like one of Charlie's Angel's - and gave me a cut that still looks great today... and all for 15 soles (2 pounds). Monika opted out of the Angel's blowdry, but got a really nice cut too, just what she wanted. We are both well chuffed.
So I went to this very nice saloon and was treated really nicely (no transvesties though). I told them more or less what I wanted... and in the end... I GOT A BECKHAM HAIRDO!!!! so much like it was en vogue during the world cup days!!!!!!!!!! AAAARRRRGGGHHHH!H!!!! However later I went to another saloon and got more or less what I wanted, which was good in the end hahahah.
It's great that you got a good hairstylist in Chiclayo!! Most of them just go to a style course for a couple of weeks and open their business just like that. I go to one who studied abroad for becoming a hair stylist, yes, it is expensive, but it's worth it, really!
Last week a low level student nervousley approached our co-ordinators and asked if they could ask a question about a teacher. `Of course` they replied nervousley.
`Is Benjamin sensei`s hair on purpose or by accident?`
A little of both Yuka, a little of both.
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