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WooHoo! I just paid £7 for a haircut! (inc tip!) How much do you pay?
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I didn't have a proper salon cut til I was about 15....! Used to go to local salons and pay no more than about £20 at most for cut/colour etc
When I started my job, I started going to Toni & Guy and that could be anywhere from £19 to about £40. They then put their prices up and I think the cheapest is about £32 now for cut. They are the only salon though that do my hair how I like it.... Would pay upto about £75 for cut/colour there.
I was booked in on my birthday this year but ended up at the local salon and had a dry cut for about £12. I didn't like it that much though and soon I am going to treat myself to a proper one at T&G.
If I need my fringe doing I pay £3 for it, T&G do it free, but I use the one in Doncaster, and live in Leeds so its not convienient to go to Donny everytime I need my fringe cut!
Most expensive I have paid is £49 just for a cut at Essenuals in London, was a fab cut though!0 -
£18.50 every 6 mths
due to get it done now as it hasn't been done since Feb ( it's long and I keep it up all the time )
I colour my hair myself these days mid/dark brown easily done no disasters so far
I do my 4 year old sons at home ( 2 all over )Busy mum of 3, so if my posts don't make sense or ask a silly question be patient:rotfl:0 -
Hiya guys, go to local unisex sit and wait, £6.00 cut and blow dry:j
Used to colour it myself but now have colour+high lights and low lights, doh all those greys popping through:mad: so reluctantly paid £65.00:mad:but it looks great:j
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*click* bzzzzzzzzzzzzz *click* £0 to me. Well, the initial cost of clippers a couple of years ago
(Although my friends call me 'Mike' as in Microphone, apparently my head looks like one!)
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I used to pay £20 for colour and £6 for the cut, and always gave £30 to our mobile one, but she became so unreliable, went off to have a baby and never came back. Sadly back to the salon now (though I've been dyeing it myself for a while), but it looks a mess, so going to have to get it re-done professionally. God knows how much that'll be, as a cut is usually £31-£35! Booooo!...I like my coffee black, just like my metal!
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I pay £6...
There's three barbers in and around Soho, London that do it for that price! Male and female! Not a bad cut, the women seem to come out better but then... they usually do!:beer: Debt Free since July 2011 and it feels good! :beer:
Now it's all about finding a deposit for a house!
How do you amass £70k in a year?! :eek:0 -
I don't pay for haircuts, my hairdresser chemically straightened my hair in 1998, which ended up a good few bald bits, and as a result gave free haircuts for as long as she is in business, very MSE eh!0
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about £20 for cut and blow dry then about £30 for my perm twice a year2.00 saving club £408 pound so far £250 cashed
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I buy my proffessional hair dye from Sallys costs around £14 but lasts me 3 applications and my Sister applies it for me. Cut and blow dry normally around £30 every 2 monthsProud to be dealing with my debts Sealed pot challenge 180 £2 coins £184 2008 £1 a day challenge£100+ Nectar 4809/Boots 1724 Focus for 2008 Clear £1777.00 CC, [strike]£1000 [/strike]overdraft Holiday [strike]£525[/strike]:j CC recovery£976 NO SMOKING WK7 £2100
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