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you could sue
No tip for her! & I wouldn't advise going there again... Feel better though. :]
I think you should go to your local Sally's and buy a jar of hair grease, it is something that black people[ie me:)] put in our hair. Ask at the counter, they should tell you where. Just put it on the burn spot and brush/comb your hair out and do that for a few days. But I don't think it is 3rd degree burns, this has happened to me before. You shouldn't sue, no I'm not a law student but this is kind of pointless. You should just go and show the damage [BEFORE YOU TREAT IT!], take pictures, and get a full refund, her tip, and 10 extra bucks with a THREATEN of a lawsuit, & don't go there again. FYL my friend FYL.
#55 - It's their fault that they neglected to do something about it when she jumped up and screamed.
Sue sue sue sue sue sue sue sue sue. ...Debby.
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OMG! You shouild sue the company!!!!!1
Were the foils actually hot or was it the chemicals they were using that burnt your scalp? This happened to me once when I got my hair straightened. They left the treatment on for too long and I ended up with a very sore scalp and red burn marks on the top of my forehead. Needless to say I didn't go back there again.