Here I am in debt again. 2nd time lucky

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RE: the hairdo, I thought you were going to go brown for a while :huh:

mummybearx

Ouch with the price of the mobile hairdresser!! It's no wonder I went brown instead of my usual blonde!! My mobile hairdresser charges £5 for a cut ( I wash my hair before she gets here and dry it after she leaves), she cuts mine and DH's and he gives her £20 :mad: Can't moan though, I love my cut when she does it

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As I said earlier, there's nothing wrong with brown hair.

StressedSteph

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

As I said earlier, there's nothing wrong with brown hair.

Hehe I know Bob, but I could'nt face having blonde and brown stripey hair, so I would have had to pay just as much to have it dyed brown, and if I remember how it went last time I tried, it had a slight air of green about it .

Basically I chickened out as I thought I had found a cheaper alternative - Turns out I was wrong .

Maybe I will ring around and see if I can find a cheaper mobile hairdresser. Have thought about the practice sessions at the local college but thats 15 miles away .

Oh well, am ok again for 2 months, will figure something out before next time

brizzledfw

Hi - real pity about the mobile hairdresser. Seems like you wont be using her again!

I would look into the college prices (if you can get childcare) - as although they take longer they are usually really good. Friends of mine swear by our local college (for facials and stuff as well now I come to think about it if you fancy a Xmas treat!) and its at least 50% of a salon price which even if you factor in fuel and perhaps parking seems worth it.

I am the same..home colour never looks as good (sorry Bedsit Bob but its true!!) and my hair grows so so fast I look like a badger in no time...:(:rotfl:

rising_from_the_ashes

karmachilovething wrote: »

Well that was bad business-ship (if that's even a word:rotfl:) by her, because it doesn't sound like you'll use her again. I have a home hairdresser, who is great and charges about half what he costs at the salon (he doesn't usually poach clients, but we did a little skills swop a few years ago and now I just go straight to him)..

Mine really needs cut - I only get it done once / twice a year (it's really long so can give it a tidy myself) but it was due to be done in August (and I never got around to it) and then I fell ill so just haven't been able to get it done.

It's really bad now & way past me trying to tidy it up (starting to look like a rats tail at the end:eek:).

One of my neighbours is actually my hairdresser but she doesn't do home visits unfortunately - I also hate anyone cutting my hair so the thought of someone coming to do it that I've never had do it before ... :eek:

Maybe it'll be OK for a while longer!;)

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StressedSteph wrote: »

but I couldn't face having blonde and brown stripy hair, so I would have had to pay just as much to have it dyed brown

But wouldn't that be a one-off payment?

Oh well, am ok again for 2 months, will figure something out before next time

You have it done every 2 months, at £60 a time?

That's £360 a year. :eek:

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brizzledfw wrote: »

home colour never looks as good (sorry Bedsit Bob but its true!!)

Why colour at all :huh:

Nature gave your hair a colour of its own.

StressedSteph

Bedsit_Bob wrote: »

But wouldn't that be a one-off payment?

You have it done every 2 months, at £60 a time?

That's £360 a year. :eek:

Its usually every 6 weeks :eek::o:eek:.

I am vain....Simple as that :).

Must sort out a cheaper alternative though. I like to look decent.

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StressedSteph wrote: »

Its usually every 6 weeks :eek::o:eek:.

So that's £540 a year?

I am vain....Simple as that :).

Natural is best.