Is it possible to claim compensation when a hairstylist breaks their own hair?

If the hairstylist has cut their own hair, they can ask the hairstylist for compensation. Before compensation, you can negotiate and deal with this hairstylist first, if there is no good result in the negotiation process. And it did not achieve satisfactory results, and in the end you can sue this hairstylist, and you must learn to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

In real life, many people will go to the barbershop to find a hairstylist to style themselves because the hairstyle is not good enough. And it's also very common to have bad hairstyles. There are some people who are in the process of doing their hair and are recommended by the hairstylist some products that are not useful.

At the same time, some hairstylists do not do their own hair according to their wishes in the process of doing hairstyling, so they have a lot of accidents. It's not uncommon to see reports that the hairstylist has cut his hair very short, which makes his look particularly ugly. Some people said that they wanted to make a wool roll, but when they made it, they felt like an old lady.

I have seen similar cases, for example, this girl is only 18 years old, but after making a wool roll, she comes out and finds that she looks like an old lady in her thirties and forties. I have to say that hairstyles have a great impact on people, and this hairstyle is not according to my wishes to do some styling that is not suitable for the other party, and it is understandable that you will be troubled in the end. However, this trouble is not all found by some non-legal means, but by this hairstylist for theorizing.

Some hairstylists are very talkative and know that they are in charge, so they give what they should be compensated. But there are also some hairstylists who feel that they are in business when they open the door, and they have done a style for you, and you still want to compensate, which doesn't make sense. Therefore, disputes will arise under this kind of calculation, if there is no result in negotiation when encountering this kind of problem, do not quarrel with the other party, and sue directly.

In this way, you can not only protect your legitimate rights and interests, but also avoid some accidents caused by disputes.

It is not possible to claim compensation, because the hairstylist will communicate with the customer in advance, and both parties will reach an agreement, and they will have to bear the consequences for their own affairs.

Personally, I think it's okay, after all, if you lose your hair and damage your image, you can ask for compensation.

You can ask for compensation, and you should communicate with the barber about the hairstyle you cut before cutting your hair, and if you don't cut it well, you have a reason for him to compensate.

Legal Analysis: Wuling.

1. Breaking the law and cutting other people's hair is not a crime 2. This kind of behavior violates the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China" and should be subject to administrative punishment, and compensation can be demanded at the same time.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments

Article 1: This Law is drafted so as to preserve public security order, ensure public safety, protect the lawful rights and interests of citizens, legal persons, and other organizations, and regulate and ensure that public security organs and their people's police perform their public security administration duties in accordance with law.

Article 2: Where public order is disrupted, the safety of public concealment is endangered, personal rights or property rights are violated, social management is obstructed, and a crime is constituted in accordance with the provisions of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, criminal responsibility is pursued in accordance with law; where it is not sufficient for criminal punishment, the public security organs are to give public security administrative sanctions in accordance with this Law.

Article 3: The provisions of this Law apply to the procedures for public security administrative punishments; Where there are no provisions in this Law, apply the relevant provisions of the "Administrative Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China".

Article 5: Public security administrative punishments must be based on facts, commensurate with the nature of the violation of the administration of public security, the circumstances of the violation, and the degree of harm to society.

The implementation of public security administrative punishments shall be open and fair, respect and protect human rights, and protect citizens' personal dignity.