How Much Do You Pay For A Haircut?
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Nowt, been doing my own for the past 20 years, and no its not a shave over or number 1 and definately no gangsta cuts, first few attempts with electric clippers with various length attachments you'll get it wrong, but few times later perfectly decent haircut.
Ask the women in your life how much they are paying, if they tell you the truth its an eye opener.
Ask the women in your life how much they are paying, if they tell you the truth its an eye opener.
Jonathan27 said:
£28 - £35 for a trim in the City. Now that I working from home more, I've managed to find a barbers close to home, who charges £20.
The City barbers are great, many of them eastern european and skilled at what they do. Last one I went I tried to tell him what i wanted he said, 'just sit down', he ignored all that I said and gave me the best haircut ever. Must admit that he only had one style though, everyone looked the same.I live in Canary Wharf, barbers in the centre are good but stupid money starting at £75, when I come up to Yorkshire you can get a haircut for under £5 but it will last about 5 minutes. My favourite barber has had to stop work, he was a one man band with his own shop and got beaten up by drug dealers because he refused to sell coke. He is now too scared to go back to work
Al Gorithum said:
Mrs G spends around £60 for a trim.
In North London a no1 back/sides and no5 on top costs me £13 for a decent job. Give him a score and ask for lady in change. Everyone's happy.
Guessing it depend on where you live and what you need, but what do you pay?
Our hairdresser does a trim me, my wife, my son, and my daughter for £50 total!In North London a no1 back/sides and no5 on top costs me £13 for a decent job. Give him a score and ask for lady in change. Everyone's happy.
Guessing it depend on where you live and what you need, but what do you pay?
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