I could do without the muttered complaints in another language Anh makes under her breath. I brought pictures of the front and back of an A-line hair cut, which is all hard, sharp angles and very short in the back. Anh Thien Phan faced me away from the mirror so I couldn't see what she was doing, then proceeded to cut a weird rounded cut reminiscent of a Texan soccer mom. It was long in the back and short in the front and rounded around my face; nothing like the pictures I brought. I asked if she could cut it shorter in the back and longer in the front so it would have an A-line angle. She muttered complaints under her breath then argued with me that this was what I wanted. I asked her if there were any rounded edges in the picture. She said the picture didn't show the edges. That doesn't make any sense. What did she think I was showing her pictures of? It was clearly an A-line haircut with a sharp angle and short back. The first round of repairs ended with one side an A-line and the other side rounded and frumpy. She thought this looked like the picture. She'd already cut off too much in the front on one side for the length of A-line bob I wanted. To fix it, so I wouldn't look like a frumpy soccer mom, I had to go much shorter on one side so as to have A-line angles on both sides, but the back is lopsided as a result. She complained that I should have asked for an A-line in the beginning. I told her I did. I showed her pictures and suggested she face me to the mirror so I can see what she's doing. I could have corrected the mistake before it happened if I could have seen what she was doing. I would not go back.