Random Q - cost of women's haircuts ? [WTF!]

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[Einion Yrth]

£250 for a haircut, christ it's not a tonsorialist she needs but a psychiatrist.

[lilrallydriver]

K that is extreme...

My highlights and trims come to £50.... for both.

[pdV6]

My barber charges £9, the Mrs gets hers done for ~£45

But then, I do go twice as often...

[nervous]

my grandad taught me one thing that has served me well in life, and here it is:

"never buy anything for more than twenty quid that you wont be able to get at least twenty years of use out of. or a really good shag".

and, lo, it was so.

so... you do the maths? investment/ loss leader?

[JagLover]

anonymous said:

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No haircut should cost £250, so yes

[993SC]

My mate's missus spent all morning in a hairdressers in Canary Wharf and got rid of 100 sheets in the process.

She walked up the escalators to the DLR platforms where there was a bit of a gale blowing. To be honest you couldn't tell that she'd had her hair cut at all after the wind had done its damage.

At least when I have my hair cut it looks different to when I went in no matter what conditions are prevailing outside.

Just out of interest my bro gets his barnet cut in Mayfair for £12 (it does look sh1t though)

[vixpy1]

anonymous said:

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On the basis of £250 your paying for the haircut.. I would hope so!

[chim_knee]

anonymous said:

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You spend more on getting your pubes styled than your head-hair?!

[vixpy1]

chim_knee said:

anonymous said: [redacted] You spend more on getting your pubes styled than your head-hair?!

[Rooster]

£100 in Cambridge for cut and colour, but that is the best salon!
£10 in the worst but then you have to wear a hat to hide the results

[nervous]

nicely done BigPhil (its his pet name)(he earnt it)

[maxf]

£500 at Nikki Clarke around the corner from me allegedly - or £1k if it's short notice!!!!!

My mrs pays about £70 all in I think. I paid £7.50 for my last cut - which was a bargain for the perving time it allowed me

[rude-boy]

anonymous said:

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I'd say that this is very steep though as even Totally and Gay don't seem to charge these sort of prices

Might suggest that this figure includes the necessary pre-treatment coffee, followed by lunch and the new pair of shoes as she will obviously get one pair dirty whilst going to and from the shops.

[vixpy1]

I pay a Tenner for a Blow... more for full sex.

[nervous]

well, you took youre fecking time. and its not often that phrase is used about you Vixpy.

[chim_knee]

anonymous said:

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sorry mate, missed that one!

[wedge girl]

It's not just about the haircut, going to the hairdressers is a very different experience for a woman, putting your hair in the hands of someone you trust and loving the way it's cut, can totally change the way you feel.

But, if you're going to pay Knightsbridge prices, and it's been a while since I did, then I'd go to Olofsons (if it's still on the Brompton Road) and not Vidal.

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[Ding]

Seems excessive although I suppose if you have it all done at once!

Mine is £40 for a cut
£85 for trim and highlights.

Depends on how many colours she has. I had four. I suppose if they also charge for each drink and biscuit plus conditioner any pre/post treatments. Long hair costs more too!

Must admit that I have found that you do get what you pay for.
I reckon top flight Central Manchester ie Andrew Collinge costs about £150 to £200 so if she is going into London it will be more.

Remember she will need lunch!

Also you will benefit from her feeling good about herself!!!!!!!!!!
Just don't mess her hair up.

Elizabeth

[EmmaP]

Cut £35, dye (roots semi-permanent and highlights) £50. £85 total. Not bad considering the fact that all that can take up to three hours to do. Good job they have quality magazines like 'Vogue' and 'Tatler' to read.