מספרה מירו - Miro Hair w Tel Aviv-Yafo

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  Nat Prospero

  :: 26 February 2018 12:30:59

  If after going to a hairdresser you constantly wanna have to calm yourself down with thoughts like "Well...after a chemotherapy it would probably look worse..." THAT guy is your man. But if you want a guy who just does what you ask him to... go look elsewhere... and do it before it's too late! Same as this other girl – I wanted to go elsewhere to fix that mess afterwards, but what can they do if there's not much left. All they can do is or cut off even more or tell you that you'll have to wait until it's grown back. It will take at least 6 - 9 months until anybody else can work on it how I wanted it to be. And how it could NOW be... if only I would not have made this huge mistake to pick HIS salon out of the five in the corner and the 999 in Tel Aviv. I asked him to cut off the dry ends - not more - very, very, very simple job. What needed to be cut was max. 5 - 7 cm. I got out with half of my hair cut off, lovelessly degraded, extremely sloppily done on top, I still cry each time I look in the mirror and each time I wash my hair and can feel how there's almost nothing left. And what's left is a total mess. I told him straight away when I saw what he was cutting down that I didn't want that, he gave a bloody f**K, just went on and pretended he wasn't cutting off much. Which was not exactly the truth as I saw once it was dry, the dude had definitely cut half my hair off - and hey, BOTH, in length AND volume. So I told him that I was seriously freaking sad and asked him why the heck he had done this instead of just what I wanted him to. And on top he had the impertinence to tell me "Oh before you had nothing, now you got style". No kidding. That is, it's not like he didn't "understand" what I wanted... he just very DELIBERATELY had ignored what I had asked him to do and instead just decided to give me a new haircut without asking my permission for it. And then assured me that within 3 days I would be super happy with my new haircut. And guess what: I'm not. And I'm not exaggerating this. Not even a little bit. The client at "Chez Miro" is just some annoying decoration that happens to talk too much, his/her needs or wishes are of no major importance to this wannabe-maestro. What matters to him is that he does whatever he's up to on your head, your only function as a client here is to put the 250 shekel on the table after the boy's done playing. And then, right after mutilating you, he even expects you be grateful for the most awful haircut you've ever had in your entire life. Traumatizing experience, seriously. You guys out there: Unless you're up to some buddhist monk experience in the near future and plan to shave it all off soon anyways, don't come here. Seriously. If you love your hair...? Don't! (And if you want a hint for a GOOD hairdresser: go to Yossi in Florentin street. He does his work with love and you will see this love in your mirror right after and for a couple of months.)

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  נועה סביר

  :: 05 September 2017 03:16:32

  אלוף! גם נחמד גם מוכשר גם לא יקר מידי. מבין מה זה תספורת שהיא גם יפה, גם נוחה וגם לא צריך לעשות כלום בעצמך כדי שהשיער יסתדר. איך שאני מגיעה לארץ אני באה לבקר אצל מירו. וגם מקבלים עדכון על המוזיקה המרוקאית המובילה של השנה האחרונה.

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  gal ben s

  :: 14 July 2017 14:16:57

  Not a good hairdresser. Not very nice, very expensive. Takes 250 for women cut and 100 for blow-dry, stay away!

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  Léa Jouvet

  :: 14 July 2017 14:11:15

  It's a shame! The "hairdresser" (if it can be called like that...) just ripped off my friend because she was a tourist and didn't know : he robbed 350 shekels for a "haircut" that barely last 10 min!! Such a pity to behave like this... a real shame.

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  Paula Muller

  :: 04 July 2017 14:10:02

  Miro is always in a hurry and does not do what you ask of him. The result was so bad that I had to go to the hairdresser across the street straight after. Very disappointed!