Posare Salon — Local services in Las Vegas

Greetings, I wanted to make you aware of an incident that happened into this facility, Today. My one year old son was caught into his first nasty, with a touch of undeniable, racism encounter...his playful self was laughing too hard and too loud for one client. While being under the dryer, an hairdresser came at the request of her client to make my son STOP being too loud, it bothered her (never mind that we were all subjects to their idiotic loud negative, gossipy conversations for over 15mn), I looked at my laughing baby and was puzzled, I told the hairdresser that he was only one year old 😆 (i was playing cars with him), the client would be ok (I knew I was almost done with the dryer and would leave soon), As I was under the dryer, i did not catch the nasty comment that followed, but my hairdresser and her clients did. It escalated fast once I realized how nasty that particular client actually was...an embolden aging, mean spirited white woman.

To hear a kid play too hard for over 10 mn seems to be too much for some I get it, however the nasty behavior following was a sad reminder of our current political climate, and had nothing to do with a laughing baby, no one in the salon was supporting this odd couple (client and hairdresser). Although I am proud to say that my hairdresser actually stood up, not only for me and my son sje also stood up for herself and for this divided nation(and she does not have any children of her own, amazing) The client was first to use more vulgar wordings, to which I responded she should not use such language in front of a child. (that goes to tell you where she stood in terms of moral)

I am standing completely in support of My Incredible hairdresser RayLen, she came out of nowhere, stood up for us and moved us to another section with the quiet assistance of the front desk representative.

The hairdresser and her client were nasty enough to symbolically close my door (knowing that the walls are not encased to the ceiling, which means that noise still carry on)

At first I have to admit, I was confused with the request of the idiotic customer..and even more with the hairdresser who agreed to carry on the nonesense message -to shut down a happy baby was for the least weird. But once I saw the eyes of the client, I could not contain myself, I will and am going to post this ridiculousness on social platform... Nothing about this situation felt or is right. If At first I felt sorry for Susie Tamras, the hairdresser, I do not any longer, this kind of passive and supportive behavior is what emboldens this fringe minority of the population. All money is not good money, we make choices however difficult...even if this one was not to me... She had many options 1-tell her client that it would be over soon, 10mn top, or 2- ask my hairdresser if it would be ok to move me further. she chose to ask me to shut my happy baby (have you tried to shut a baby up?). I am understandable upset, more so by the action of the hairdresser than the silly ignorant woman. As a 24 years military spouse, a small business owner and the Mother of 3 children I have never seen such display of lack of courage, hypocrisy and cowardice.

And yes, I do get that most of us want quiet when getting our beauty on...however that wretched woman wanted to spread her negative vibes and shadows among us all, and did not care about what came out of her mouth, If not she like me and most of us would have been quietly enjoying her services, instead of gossiping, and laugh at the contagious ability that kid have to bring you into the light. Even if it was for 10-20mn.

Nasty behavior should never be rewarded, and shame on Susie Tamras supposedly master stylist for not standing up or at least for standing down.

I am hoping that this message will make you address one way or another different ways to equally and respectfully resolve small...

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