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04-11-2016 12:28 PM
That's a bargain. My cut and blow-dry is $100 without a tip. When I add color it's $185.
04-11-2016 12:31 PM
I pay $7.99 w a coupon at Great Clips. Plus 2-3$ tip. I request the girl that I like best. She gives me advice on home coloring, how to style it, etc. love it!!!
I did a test once. I had a snooty coworker who paid over $200 for her cut. I went to a nice salon and paid $45 (a lot for me) and she loved it when I told her. The next two times she also loved it when I paid $8!! I have an easy cut.
04-11-2016 12:35 PM
I pay $15 (including tip). I keep my hair very short. Shampoo, gel and out the door I go. I shampoo my hair before I go. She cuts my hair and then I have her rinse after the cut so I don't have tiny hairs falling all over me. The only time she dries it is in the winter. She was an instructor at a couple of the cosmetology schools before she opened her own shop in her home. I don't know what I'll do when she retires.
04-11-2016 12:45 PM - edited 04-11-2016 12:46 PM
@cuddlesmama wrote:My hairdresser went up in her prices from $22.00 for a wash haircut and blowdry to $32.00 I do like her so I don't mind, but a new hairsalon just opened in my area and the reviews are all soo good and the cuts do look good on their facebook page but I was shocked to see a wash haircut and dry was $65.00. Is this the normal pricing now? Or are they just super expensive? I don't know if I would ever consider this price.
I don't know if you've heard of Drybar, but it's a salon that doesn't do cuts or haircoloring .... just blowouts.
For a shampoo and blow out, our local Drybar charges $40. I've never been there, but when I drive by, I wonder how they stay in busines. Their website says they are opening new salons, so maybe they sell a LOT of product.
04-11-2016 01:36 PM
It all depends on how good your stylist is for your hair . How good is the cut, how does it grow in, how long does your style hold all makes a difference.
It you can get it done for $20 - go for it.
04-11-2016 01:37 PM
$60 plus tip
04-11-2016 01:45 PM
Is t a blowout just a hairdry? I have super straight hair so don't see any point in that.
04-11-2016 01:48 PM
@Adamlambert wrote:Is t a blowout just a hairdry? I have super straight hair so don't see any point in that.
@Adamlambert - yes a blowout is a hairdry. You're lucky you don't need it. Some of us have to have our hair smacked into submission. : )
04-11-2016 05:00 PM
@Adamlambert wrote:Is t a blowout just a hairdry? I have super straight hair so don't see any point in that.
A blowout is a styling with round brushes according to how the cut was done. If you have long straight hair that's all one length, I would doubt this would be for you. OTOH, if you had a cut with layers and wanted volume, this would mean more effort, and someone doing it for you might have more appeal.
04-11-2016 05:34 PM
I've been following a guy that's been cutting my hair for years. Even when I lived in Indiana I was fllying back to Maryland to get my hair cut by him, he's that good. I pay 49.00 for a cut from him plus tip. If he raised it to 100 I'd still have him cut my hair. He's worth every penney spent.
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