Comments on: More on the Haircut from Nick Arrojo’s Place, Arrojo Studio

By: glendaliz

glendaliz — Thu, 21 May 2009 18:30:21 +0000

hi, nick i always watch your makeovers on tv and i love them your are great now my ? to you is i have black hair and i always chose #2N for color and i decided that i wanted to changed for a light brown with higlits. over in connecticut there is no one to do it they stated it my not be possible. do you think this is a possible change.please let me know so i can book an apoittment. thank you.

By: yaira

yaira — Thu, 21 May 2009 15:52:46 +0000

Hola nick,,
Soy latina, tengo mucho cabello no tanto de largo sino mucho cabello. es muy bonito pero no se manejarlo ni peinarlo correctamente,restandole elegancia a mi apariencia. He visto tu trabajo tan espectacular en el programa What not to Wear..me encanta tu seccion del cambio de imagen…
Me gustaria visitar tu studio de belleza y que me digas tus honorarios..
tu Admiradora
yaira

By: Anel

Anel — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:40:59 +0000

hi am 23 yrs and i’ve been havin my hair long and black for 7years. I need help and advice from Nick Arrojo, on what type of hair cut and color will look good on me.. Thank you:)can i send you a picture??

By: anna

anna — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:11:39 +0000

I turn 50 next month! I have had the same (for the most part) hair for the past 30 years! I don’t know what to do. My hair is very straight and on the thin side. Can I send you a picture with hopes that someone can recommend a style and color. It would truly make my 50th that much easier!

By: Arrojo Studio

Arrojo Studio — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:34:13 +0000

Hi everyone! It’s not hard to get an appointment with Nick at all – just call his salon at 212.242.7786. If you can’t afford Nick’s price ($500 for a hair cut) you can go to one of his many talented stylists with prices starting at $68.00 for a hair cut. Visit http://www.arrojostudio.com for more information

By: Tracy Sierra

Tracy Sierra — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:02:05 +0000

I just want to say that i love the way Nick does hair. I am in desperate need of a new look. I would love to come get my hair done by Nick sometime. Is it hard to get an appointment with him? I live in York, Pa. and would love to make a trip to NY just to get my hair done. I have long naturally curly hair and it is thick. I think that he is just wonderful at doing hair and making women look their best.

By: terry

terry — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:41:34 +0000

i think they should clone nick for every girl to have i watch lifetime and he is just so amazeing how he knows what you want and how its gonna look after its done i need him to cut my hair i have been stuck in the 80s clinton and stacy would have a ball with me but i can only dream they come my way someday boston area hope you guys read this help

By: PAM ADKINS

PAM ADKINS — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 05:58:10 +0000

I WISH HE WOULD COME TO HUNTINGTON WVA, HE IS THE BEST, I LOVE FOR HIM TO CUT MY HAIR AND LEARN HOW TO PUT MY MAKEUP ON BETTER,I AM 53 OLD AND HATE GETTING OLD. THANK YOU PAM ADKINS

By: Doreen Orion

Doreen Orion — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:23:50 +0000

Karen,

So nice of you to mention my book, QUEEN OF THE ROAD The True Tale of 47 States, 22,000 Miles, 200 Shoes, 2 Cats, 1 Poodle, a Husband, and a Bus With a Will of Its Own (Broadway Books). And, yes, one of the many life-changing experiences I had during our year-long, “chucking it all” journey across the country, was that haircut by Nick! For anyone interested, here’s what I wrote about the experience in my book (The Miss September joke refers to what I stated in an earlier chpt, ie that inspite of my being a triple-boarded psychiatrist, etc, I consider my greatest accomplishment to be that our bus was the centerfold for Bus Conversions magazine, thus fulfilling a life-long ambition of being a Miss September):

Shortly after we arrived in the city, in the spirit of the year of trying new things, I wrangled an appointment (did I mention I’m a Miss September?) with a stylist, Nick Arrojo, from my favorite reality TV makeover show, What Not to Wear. I knew he’d want to cut it all off, and he did, although seemed rather surprised I didn’t protest. (I was rather surprised I didn’t cry.) Tim came, not only because he wanted to meet a celebrity, but to record the moment for posterity.

Nick went along with good humor, even pointing to the growing pile on the floor, saying, “There, that’s the picture!” I must admit I was a bit taken aback when this former working-class Brit gave me a lesson in royal behavior: As he cut, rather than pin pieces of coif out of the way himself, he had a young woman employee hold my hair back for him. However he did it, I was thrilled with the result and couldn’t help wonder why it always seemed to take me so long to come around to good ideas – traveling around the country in a bus, notwithstanding.

(Funny how during my long-haired childhood, I had taken great pains to straighten it with giant curlers, bobby-pin wraps and other tortures to tresses only adolescents would put themselves through. Why is it that at any age, hair seems to be the great equalizer among women? Although almost every one of us would like to be taller and thinner, it seems pretty universal that those with straight hair prefer curly and vice versa.)

AND, if anyone wants to see a picture of Nick in action that Tim took, go to mywebsite and click on the “news” link. It’s there, on the right.

By: Karen

Karen — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:30:46 +0000

My daughters (20 and 25) and I all flew to NYC (from Austin) yesterday to have Nick cut our hair. He is super nice and a genius. It was expensive but a once in a life-time experience we will remember for a long time. I read a book last month “Queen of the Road” and the author Doreen Orion made an appointment with NIck and I thought if she could do it so could I – life is short etc.. although my brother who lives in NYC thinks I am having a mid-life crisis.