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Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell, Revisited

February 23, 2012 by The Sunset Goddess 17 Comments

After a year of wearing bangs, it’s time for a hair update. And where else will I go but to Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell, and to get a cut from Mr. Alex Carbonell himself.  As you’ve read here, I went to Alex about a year ago to get bangs.  Now it’s time for a revisit.

 

As usual, I was welcomed by attentive and courteous staff at the reception/waiting area. I booked two days in advance and I like that they even texted to remind me a day before to confirm my appointment. This practice also reminds busy clients, just in case they forgot about the exact time of their appointments.
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I told Alex that I wanted to grow out my bangs and get some long layers.  I readily confessed to him that  over the year, I went to stylists from Fix Lab and Fix salons (also Studio Fix’s sister salons) which were conveniently nearer to me and since I only had my bangs trimmed. In my last trim, I got full bangs, which you can see in this picture from October.
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However, the full bangs became problematic now that I was growing them out.  It seemed like all the volume was on the top of my head.  Also, I badly, badly wanted to have my hair colored professionally. The last time I did so was years ago and it was just a full color job, with no highlights.  Since then, I just had my hair colored DIY from a box. The only advantage of having hair colored that way is that it’s super cheap.  Now that my colored hair has grown out, I hated the brassy coppery color along the ends and of course, the roots growing back.

 

Here’s a picture taken of me on the day of my cut with Alex, with misshapen bangs and hair color which badly needed correcting.
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For a Wednesday afternoon, I was surprised to find that there were a lot of clients in Studio Fix—a testament to Alex Carbonell’s growing loyal clientele and to how much Studio Fix has grown in just a short time. The first time I’ve had my cut there two years ago, it seemed like it was the only establishment open on the 4th floor.  Here’s another “before” photo:
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I love Studio Fix’s attention to details like plastic covers for the clients’ bags
Then Alex cut my hair.  As always, he worked his magic with just a few snips here and there. Case in point, my problematic growing-out bangs. I think he just made about two snips to my bangs and yet, those two strokes made all the difference. The thick volume was instantly gone and right away, I had more manageable bangs that I know would transition effortlessly as I grow them out.

 

Then we came to hair color, where Alex once again proved why he’s one of the best, if not the best, hair expert in town.  I told him I want something “drastic”—meaning I want a bold, blonde-ish color. Ash blonde. I could only articulate what I wanted using key words.  But it seemed like he knew right away what I was talking about. He said something about J.Lo’s hair. I haven’t watched American Idol in ages so I had no idea what he was talking about. So I just told him I trusted him.  Then he wrote up an order form for my hair color and turned me over to his assistant, Ellie, who performed the coloring at Alex’s precise directions.
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Ellie instantly recognized me from my first blog post on Studio Fix, which I really felt happy about.  It’s true, “Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell” is one of the top search terms on this blog! 🙂

Chatting up Ellie as he worked on my hair, I instantly got the sense that he was very experienced and well-trained—an impression which I get from all of Studio Fix’s staff, from the girls in reception to the assistants who wash our hair.
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Ellie executed hair color instructions from Alex which seemed so complicated that I won’t even pretend I understand it.  It was a combination of highlights and full color, placed at precise areas and with varying amounts, which I found quite novel since it was actually the first time I had my hair foil highlighted.
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I came in at 1:30 in the afternoon and all the highlighting and coloring were done by 5:30.  From the the three hours of sitting, I was able to learn many things from Ellie—like the fact that Studio Fix color their clients’ hair using the Schwarzkopf brand (and with no ammonia at that) and the fact even visiting international hairstylists have marveled at the “pyramid” technique that they use for highlighting and coloring. Also, Alex suits a color job not only to each client’s preferences but also to each individual’s skin tone, which makes the hair color and highlights unique and matched to each client.
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After waiting for the designated time for the color to work into my hair, I also got the most amazing head massage ever while my hair was being shampooed and conditioned, something that I also remarked on the last time I was there. In the end, the 3 hours of sitting was all worth it when I saw how the color came out after it was blow-dried. It was EXACTLY the shade I wanted and it was amazing how they came up with it knowing that they used a mix of different shades and textures.
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Once again, Alex Carbonell has worked his magic. Alex told me that I haven’t left the salon yet and there was already another client asking for bangs similar to mine! Before I left, I had my hair styled with a curling iron (mainly because I wanted to see how I would look like if I have my hair permed).
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Then of course, my real test of a good haircut (and now, also good hair color) is how it looks like the the day after, when I’ve already shampooed and styled it myself:
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Since it was the first time I had my hair highlighted in a salon, I thought I would be charged both for the highlights and hair color—so I was expecting to pay upwards of P5,000 plus Alex’s haircut fee of P1,200. So I was super pleasantly surprised to learn that my total charge was only P2,350, which is the fee for full color for medium length hair—and because Alex waived the haircut fee!

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Another quick note on having hair color done professionally.  I had this notion that having highlights and color done in salons is super expensive, especially for a salon of Studio Fix’s level.  In fact, I first thought of just having my cut in Studio Fix then just having the color done in a Fix salon, which has cheaper prices for color services.

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But after having my hair colored and highlighted in Studio Fix, I thought that I got really great value for money. For the amount I paid, I got exactly the great hair color I wanted in the shade that’s perfect and matched exactly for my skin tone, with each and every strand meticulously colored/highlighted, and had an amazing head massage to boot—and all at the expert hands of Alex Carbonell and his well-experienced colorists and assistants.

Oh, and to preserve the job on my newly-colored hair, I’m now using Pureology shampoo (P1095,  available in Studio Fix, Fix Lab, and Fix salons). It has anti-fade ingredients but what interests me is that it has no sulfate (a chemical that’s harmful for the scalp and found in most commercial shampoos).

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Lastly, I don’t know if I was given the free haircut because of my blog post but nonetheless, super thank you to Studio Fix! For my readers, I don’t have anything to disclose at this time—my only relationship to Studio Fix is that I’m a client and I gave good, raving reviews only because I was really, really satisfied with the level of service that I received. At the end of the day, I’m just happy to share with you how happy I am with my cut and with my hair color and I know I will be back for touch ups and other services.

Here’s a snap of Studio Fix’s services, which I took because I know so many are asking (please click to enlarge):

Studio Fix by Alex Carbonell price list

Stay Fabulous! Cheers!

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Comments

  1. Veratush says

    February 24, 2012 at 8:51 AM

    Yes! Alex really worked his magic. The hair looks amazing in person! Can’t wait for my appointment tomorrow hehehe 🙂

    Reply
    • Sunset Goddess Manila says

      February 24, 2012 at 12:34 PM

      Thanks Vera! I hope you like your cut tomorrow! And have your hair colored na rin next time! 🙂

      Reply
  2. Tin | The Average Jane says

    February 24, 2012 at 10:01 AM

    I’ve always had my hair cut at David’s. Regardless of who cuts kasi and at whatever branch, I always get the same great quality. =)

    Reply
    • Sunset Goddess Manila says

      February 24, 2012 at 12:35 PM

      I agree, David’s has been consistent with their hair cuts, and at inexpensive prices too!

      Reply
  3. The Phenomenal Woman says

    February 28, 2012 at 4:31 AM

    I think I like your hair better after you’ve washed it. I go to Basement Salon at Powerplant for color and highlights… but that was years ago as my hair has been damaged by the frequent coloring and perming. I now just get a haircut at Tony and Jackey, and always put my hair up in a messy bun – with emphasis on the word messy. hehehe!:)

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      February 28, 2012 at 9:47 AM

      Thanks Tina! Me too, I like straight hair better 😉 One’s messy hair can come off as sexy hair! hehe 🙂 thanks

      Reply
  4. Anonymous says

    March 19, 2012 at 10:29 AM

    Is it by appointment? Don’t they accomodate walk-ins?

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      March 20, 2012 at 3:16 AM

      It’s better to go there if you have an appointment, especially if you want to get Alex Carbonell as your stylist. I think they also accommodate walk-ins, but you risk not getting a particular stylist or not getting a slot at all right away.

      Reply
  5. Anonymous says

    May 15, 2012 at 5:56 AM

    I’ve been going to Alex for my haircut ever since he was in Propaganda, he’s the only one who can cut my hair short that will always look fab!:)

    Reply
  6. Anonymous says

    July 8, 2012 at 4:34 AM

    i checked the price list, and there isn’t anything about charging for additional application when it comes to hair color. meaning, the prices posted for very long hair will do for very thick and long hair?

    when I had my hair color at Bench Fix kasi, I was kind of surprised when my bill came, they charged an additional 1k (2 extra applications for my thick, bra length hair)

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      July 9, 2012 at 6:08 AM

      I think these are the rates they apply and I don’t think they charge extra depending on the texture of the hair. Anyway, I will be back soon so I’ll make sure to ask for you. 🙂 Check out this post again for confirmation

      Reply
  7. Anonymous says

    September 3, 2012 at 7:01 AM

    I enjoyed reading all ur blog posts..didnt notice the time..i was just trying to check on tony and jackey’s gallery for pics of clients who had their hair permed..very timely i saw ur post..i am actually contemplating for the past 2weeks whether to try digi perm since i also got very fine hair strands,damaged also due to regular hair coloring with less treatment..i appreciate all the tips,as in..i was actually in the verge of clicking the buy button for the T&J discount promo at ensogo when i decided to check first the photos where i happened to see your pic,i felt we got same hair texture except that yours is longer thanmine.its actually one reason that hinders me,my current hair lenght is just above my bust area..i fear that il end up sporting a sto.nino or goldilocks hair look…one more interesting bout what i read is the magic that alex carbonnell does when it comes to color and style..i think im excited to try it myself..i just had my hair colored at antonios hairdressing last july..rest assured that il update you once i made up my mind with the digi perming..il visit your blog more often now..thanks

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      October 12, 2012 at 2:41 AM

      Thank you 🙂 Do update us 🙂

      Reply
  8. Anonymous says

    January 15, 2013 at 3:47 AM

    Hi, just want to know if the prices of the services has gone up? Planming to go to Alex Carbonell after reading ur post. I want to get my hait color fix.

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      February 27, 2013 at 8:51 AM

      No, I think they’re still the same. But please do call them to confirm and ask about your specific treatment 🙂

      Reply
  9. Billionaire says

    April 8, 2013 at 3:54 AM

    did you give alex a tip pa ba? i used tk get my haircut sa fix salon and i usually give a tip pero si alex yan eh hehe 🙂

    Reply
    • The Sunset Goddess says

      April 12, 2013 at 10:40 AM

      Hi Billionaire, yes I do. Please see discussion on tipping in the comments section of this post: http://sunsetgoddessmanila.blogspot.com/2011/03/studio-fix-by-alex-carbonell-hair-story_23.html

      Cheers!

      Reply

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