Woman breaks down in tears after putting treatment on hair and ending up with the opposite effect
A HEARTBROKEN woman has shared that she completely ruined her hair after her treatment went wrong. She claimed she applied hair relaxer to her locks, but it caused chunks of them to fall out. The woman, who goes by @marshalltasha760 online, pulled out clumps of her hair in the video she shared and admitted she […]
A HEARTBROKEN woman has shared that she completely ruined her hair after her treatment went wrong.
She claimed she applied hair relaxer to her locks, but it caused chunks of them to fall out.
The woman, who goes by @marshalltasha760 online, pulled out clumps of her hair in the video she shared and admitted she left the relaxer in for too long.
“Gone … all gone,” she somberly noted before breaking down in tears.
She added that she has a wig at home to cover the mishap.
In a follow-up post, she revealed what her hair looked like once it dried.
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“This is what I’ve been left with because all my hair fell out due to relaxers,” she said as she ran her fingers through her short and uneven locks.
“I cried and I was heartbroken but now I’m over it and realized I’m going to be a short-haired b***ch.”
She went on to dye her hair completely black with box dye, and called her mane “a mess.”
On the bright side, she seems to have accepted her mistake and is at peace with her new hairdo.
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And while she’s no professional, she’s far from the first person who has botched a hair job.
In fact, even hairdressers can mess up a job and leave their clients in agony over their new appearance.
This happened to one woman who claimed she spent nearly $1,000 and 12 hours in a salon chair just to end up with burn marks on her scalp.
To make matters worse, she also claimed that her hairdresser gave her an attitude when she revealed how disappointed she was with her new look.
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Plus, another woman claimed she asked her hairstylist to dye her hair orange, but instead ended up with multiple mismatched colors throughout her locks.
She said that she did get a refund, but was supposedly blocked by the hairdresser on social media.
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