Problem with my hairdresser

Hi Maria,Welcome to Hair Talk. Thanks for sharing your experiences and your nice compliments about the site. We try. :-)We had a thread here about 2 weeks ago about how to divorce your hair dresser.One woman suggested sending a note telling her hairdresser that she appreciated all her work but felt it was time to try other things.It is your hair and your money. You should do what is best for you.Hope that helped. Thanks for your post.Karen> First of all I must say that this is the> best hairpage I´ve ever seen. Keep up the good> work! I have rather long hair and I´m trying to> get it even longer. Well, everybody with long> hair knows that it´s important to take good care> of it. My problem is my hairdresser. She is very> rough on my hair and I dont like her careless> ways. She has short hair and I guess she don´t> realize that long hair is extra sensitive. Then> she was out of town and I really needed a haircut,> so I went to another salon. Oh, what a difference,> they were so gentle with my hair and wish to continue> going there. But the problem is that she is my> neighbour and I would feel guilty if I went to> the other salon. And I would be so ashamed if> she for instance saw me walking out of it. I would> never be able to look her in the eyes after that.> So should I continue getting my hair done by her?> But isn´t it my money and my hair? Should I feel> any guilt if I countinued going to the other salon?>> I´m sorry for any spelling or grammar mistake,> but english isn´t my mother tounge.